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शुक्रवार, 23 अप्रैल, 2021

U.S. New Home Sales Rebound Much More Than Expected In March

Dollar Little Changed Following U.S. New Home Sales

*U.S. New Home Sales Spike 20.7% In March

Dollar Mixed Ahead Of U.S. New Home Sales

UK Private Sector Growth Accelerates In April

Eurozone Private Sector Growth Gathers Momentum In April

Hong Kong Consumer Price Inflation Increases In March

Russian Ruble At More Than 4-week High Versus U.S. Dollar After Russia Rate Hike

Russia's Central Bank Hikes Key Rate By 50 Bps

Gold Flat To Higher In Lackluster Trade

*Russia Central Bank Raises Key Rate By 50 Basis Points To 5.00%

Oil Prices Mixed In Choppy Trade

Euro Strengthens As Eurozone Business Activity Improves To 9-month High

Latvia Producer Price Inflation Rise For Third Month

*Latvia March Producer Prices Up 1.4% On Month

*Latvia Mar Producer Prices +3.4% On Year Vs. +2.1% In February

Taiwan Industrial Production Accelerates In March

Pound Down After U.K. PMI Data

*Hong Kong March Core Inflation 0.2% Vs. -0.1% In February

*Hong Kong March CPI 0.50% Y/Y Vs. 0.30% In February

*UK Apr Flash Markit/CIPS Factory PMI 60.7 Vs. 58.9 In Mar, Consensus 59.0

*UK Apr Flash Markit/CIPS Services PMI 60.1 Vs. 56.3 In Mar, Consensus 59.0

*UK Apr Flash Markit/CIPS Composite Output Index 60.0 Vs. 56.4 In Mar, Consensus 58.2

Pound Mixed Ahead Of U.K. PMI Data

*Taiwan March Industrial Production Up 16.78% Y/Y Vs. 2.52% In February

Germany's Private Sector Growth Moderates In April

*Eurozone Apr Flash Factory PMI 63.3 Vs. 62.5 In Mar, Consensus 62.0

Euro Little Changed After Eurozone PMI Data

*Eurozone Apr Flash Services PMI 50.3 Vs. 49.6 In Mar, Consensus 49.1

*Eurozone Apr Flash Composite Output Index 53.7 Vs. 53.2 In Mar, Consensus 52.8

Euro Climbs Ahead Of Eurozone PMI Data

France Private Sector Expands For First Time Since August

Euro Little Changed After German PMI Data

U.S. Dollar Drops On Biden's Tax Proposal

*Germany Apr Flash Factory PMI 66.4 Vs. 66.6 In Mar, Consensus 65.8

Austria Production Index Grows In February

*Germany Apr Flash Services PMI 50.1 Vs. 51.5 In Mar, Consensus 50.8

*Germany Apr Flash Composite Output Index 56.0 Vs. 57.3 In Mar, Consensus 56.8

*France Apr Flash Composite Output Index 51.7 Vs. 50.0 In Mar, Consensus 48.8

*France Apr Flash Manufacturing PMI 59.2 Vs. 59.3 In Mar, Consensus 59.0

*France Apr Flash Services PMI 50.4 Vs. 48.2 In Mar, Consensus 46.5

*France Apr Flash Composite Output Index 51.7 Vs. 50.0 In Mar, Flash 48.8

Lithuania Industrial Production Rises In March

*Austria Feb Production Index +3.7% On Month Vs. +2.6% In January

*Austria Feb Production Index +1.9% On Year Vs. -3.6% In January

UK Budget Logs Biggest March Deficit On Record

UK Retail Sales Growth Tops Expectations

*Lithuania Mar Industrial Production Up 14.5% On Year

*UK Mar Budget Deficit GBP 28 Bln, Highest March Borrowing Since 1993

*UK Mar Retail Sales Excld Auto Fuel Rise 7.9% On Year, Consensus 4.5%

Pound Little Changed After U.K. Retail Sales

*UK Mar Retail Sales Excld Auto Fuel Up 4.9% On Month, Consensus 1.9%

*UK Mar Retail Sales Up 7.2% Annually, Consensus 3.5%

*UK Mar Retail Sales Rise 5.4% On Month, Consensus 1.5%

Singapore Inflation Increases In March

Pound Mixed Ahead Of U.K. Retail Sales

Malaysia Inflation Rises In March

*Singapore Mar Core Inflation 0.5% Vs. 0.2% In February

*Singapore Mar Inflation 1.3% Vs. 0.7% In Feb, Consensus 1.3%

European Economics Preview: UK Flash PMI, Retail Sales, PSNB Data Due

*Malaysia March CPI Up 0.3% On Month

*Malaysia Mar Inflation 1.7% Vs. 0.1% In Feb, Consensus 1.4%

Japan Manufacturing Sector Picks Up Steam In April - Jibun Bank

*Japan Manufacturing PMI 53.3 In April; Services PMI 48.3 - Jibun Bank

Australia Manufacturing PMI Improves To 59.6 In April

Japan Consumer Prices Slip 0.2% On Year In March

*Australia Manufacturing PMI 59.6 In April; Services PMI 58.6 - Markit

*Japan Overall Inflation -0.2% On Year In March; Core CPI -0.1% On Year

Japan Inflation Data Due On Friday

Dollar Gains Against Other Major Currencies

Treasuries Fluctuate Before Closing Modestly Higher

Crude Oil Futures Settle Marginally Higher

Gold Futures Settle Lower As Dollar Advances

ECB's Lagarde Says Eurozone Economy May Resume Growth In Q2

Treasury Reveals Details Of 2-Year, 5-Year And 7-Year Note Auctions

Eurozone Consumer Confidence Improves For Third Month

Euro Advances As Lagarde Sees Firm Rebound In Economic Activity This Year

U.S. Leading Economic Index Jumps Much More Than Expected In March

U.S. Existing Home Sales Show Another Steep Drop In March

*Eurozone April Flash Consumer Confidence -8.1 Vs. -10.8 In March, Consensus -10.8

*U.S. Leading Economic Index Climbs 1.3% In March

*U.S. Existing Home Sales Tumble 3.7% In March

U.S. Jobless Claims Unexpectedly Drop To New One-Year Low

*ECB's Lagarde: Underlying Price Pressures Remain Subdued

*ECB's Lagarde: Near Term Economic Outlook Remains Clouded By Uncertainty

ECB Reconfirms 'Very Accommodative' Policy Stance

Euro Higher As ECB Retains Key Interest Rates

U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Unexpectedly Drop To 547,000

*U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Drop To 547,000 In Week Ended 4/17

*Canadian New Housing Price Index Rose 1.1% In March

Gold Futures Edging Lower

*ECB Reconfirms Its Very Accommodative Monetary Policy Stance

Euro Little Changed After ECB Decision

*ECB Keeps Marginal Lending Rate Unchanged At 0.25%

*ECB Holds Deposit Rate Steady At -0.50% As Expected

*ECB Leaves Refi Rate Unchanged At 0% As Expected

*ECB Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged As Expected

Crude Oil Futures Continue To Slide

Euro Advances Ahead Of ECB Decision

Ireland Wholesale Prices Fall Further