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Viernes, 18 Junio, 2021

Dollar Extends Gains Against Rivals

Treasuries Extend Rebound Amid Weakness On Wall Street

Oil Futures Settle Higher

Gold Futures Settle Lower Again, Shed Nearly 6% In Week

Greece Current Account Deficit Widens In April

UK Inflation Expectations Slow In May: BoE/Kantar Survey

Loonie Little Changed Following Canada New Housing Price Index

Loonie Mixed Ahead Of Canada New Housing Price Index

Japanese Yen Appreciates On Continued Fed Tightening Concerns

Portugal Producer Prices Accelerate In May

UK Retail Sales Decline In May

Gold Rebounds But Set For Weekly Loss

Oil Extends Losses On Dollar Strength

*Portugal May Producer Prices +7.8% On Year Vs. +5.1% In April

Croatia Jobless Rate Falls In May

*Croatia May Jobless Rate 8.2% Vs. 8.9% In April

Eurozone Current Account Surplus Rises In April

Poland Average Gross Wages Rise In May

*Poland May Average Paid Employment Up 2.7% On Year, Consensus 2.5%

*Poland May Average Gross Wages Up 10.1% On Year, Consensus 10.3%

Pound Declines Amid Dismal U.K. Retail Sales Data

*Eurozone Apr Current Account Surplus EUR 23 Bln Vs. EUR 18 Bln Prior Month

BoJ Keeps Stimulus Unchanged; Mulls Funding Plans To Address Climate Change

Germany Producer Price Inflation Highest Since October 2008

*Pound Drop To 1-1/2-month Lows Of 152.46 Vs Yen, 1.3855 Vs Dollar

*Pound Hits 2-day Low Of 0.8587 Against Euro

*Pound Falls To 1.2724 Against Franc

Australian Dollar Falls In Cautious Trade

UK Retail Sales Fall Unexpectedly In May

Euro Little Changed Following German PPI

*Germany May Producer Prices Rise 7.2% Annually Vs. 5.2% In Apr, Consensus 6.4%

Pound Mixed After U.K. Retail Sales

*Germany May Producer Prices Up 1.5% On Month Vs. 0.8% In Apr, Consensus 0.7%

*UK May Retail Sales Excld Auto Fuel Up 21.7% On Year, Consensus 27.3%

*UK May Retail Sales Excld Auto Fuel Down 2.1% M-o-M, Consensus +1.5%

*UK May Retail Sales Up 24.6% Annually, Consensus 29.0%

*UK May Retail Sales Fall 1.4% On Month, Consensus +1.6%

Euro Mixed Ahead Of German PPI

Pound Falls Ahead Of U.K. Retail Sales

European Economics Preview: UK Retail Sales Data Due

Bank Of Japan Maintains Monetary Policy

*BoJ Extends Duration Of Special Pandemic-relief Programme By 6 Months

*Bank Of Japan Keeps Monetary Policy Unchanged

Yen Little Changed After BoJ Decision

Japan Overall Inflation Eases 0.1% On Year In May

*Japan Core CPI +0.2% On Month, +0.1% On Year In May

*Japan Overall Consumer Prices +0.3% On Month, -0.1% On Year In May

Bank Of Japan Rate Decision Due On Friday

Dollar Gains Against Major Rivals As Fed Projects Early Rate Hikes

Treasuries Show Strong Move Back To The Upside

Oil Futures Settle Lower

Gold Futures Settle Sharply Lower As Dollar Climbs On Rate Hike Projections

Indonesia Holds Key Interest Rate Steady

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

U.S. Leading Economic Index Jumps In Line With Estimates In May

Euro Falls On Fed's Hawkish Shift

*U.S. Leading Economic Index Jumps 1.3% In May

Philly Fed Index Points To Modest Slowdown In Growth In June

U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Unexpectedly Increase After Six Straight Declines

Taiwan Central Bank Holds Rate At Record Low

Philly Fed Index Edges Down Slightly More Than Expected In June

U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Unexpectedly Rise To 412,000

*Philly Fed Index Edges Down To 30.7 In June

*U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Rise To 412,000 In Week Ended 6/12

South Africa Retail Sales Grow In April

*South Africa Apr Retail Sales -0.8% On Month Vs. -4.5% In March

*South Africa Apr Retail Sales +95.8% On Year Vs. -2.3% In March

Swiss Central Bank Retains Policy Rates As Expected

Eurozone Construction Output Falls In April

Turkey Central Bank Maintains Key Rates As Expected

Malta HICP Inflation Increases In May

Hong Kong Jobless Rate Declines In May

*Turkey Central Bank Holds One-week Repo Rate At 19.00 As Expected

South Africa Wholesale Sales Surge In April

Gold Slips To Over One-month Low After Fed Rate Talk

*Taiwan Central Bank Retains Key Rate At 1.125%

Oil Prices Little Changed As Dollar Firms Up

Franc Weakens As Swiss National Bank Keeps Expansionary Policy On Hold

Eurozone Inflation Exceeds Target For First Time Since 2018

Italy Trade Balance Swing To Surplus

Norway Central Bank Signals Rate Hike In September

*Eurozone Apr Construction Output Rises 42.3% Annually Vs. 20.0% In March

*Eurozone Apr Construction Output Down 2.2% On Month Vs. +4.1% In March

*Eurozone May Core Inflation 1% Vs. 0.7% In Apr, Flash 0.9%

*Malta May HICP Up 1.3% On Month

*Malta May HICP +0.2% On Year Vs. +0.1% In April

*Eurozone May HICP Rises 0.3% On Month, Flash 0.3%

*Eurozone May Inflation 2.0% Vs. 1.6% In Apr, Flash 2%

Slovakia HICP Inflation Rises In May

*Hong Kong May Jobless Rate 6.0% Vs. 6.4% In April

*South Africa Apr Wholesale Prices -1.6% On Month Vs. +1.2% In March

*South Africa Apr Wholesale Prices +69.8% On Year Vs. +6.5% In March

Austria Inflation Accelerates In May

*Italy April Exports Up 3.4% M/M; Imports Up 1.9%

*Italy April Trade Surplus At EUR 5.87 Billion

*Indonesia Central Bank Holds Key Rate At 3.50%

Swiss Exports Increases In May

*Norway Central Bank Maintains Interest Rate At Zero Percent

Swiss Central Bank Maintains Expansionary Policy

Franc Little Changed After SNB Decision