Manufacturing and services PMIs, eurozone inflation, U.S. jobs data, and FOMC remarks will drive investor focus next week. The week kicks off with manufacturing PMI releases for the eurozone, U.K., and U.S. on Monday, followed by eurozone core CPI flash estimates and U.S.
Manufacturing and services PMIs, eurozone inflation, U.S. jobs data, and FOMC remarks will drive investor focus next week. The week kicks off with manufacturing PMI releases for the eurozone, U.K., and U.S. on Monday, followed by eurozone core CPI flash estimates and U.S.
May’s reading missed forecasts, signaling weaker-than-expected growth in Spain’s factory sector amid easing momentum. Spain’s manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index dropped to 51.2 in May, below the 52.0 consensus forecast. The reading indicates a slower expansion in fac
Switzerland's first-quarter GDP rose 0.7% quarter-on-quarter, exceeding the 0.6% consensus estimate and revised prior of 0.2%. Switzerland’s economy expanded 0.7% in the first quarter from the previous three months, outpacing the 0.6% growth forecast by economists. The pri
April’s decline in German retail sales signals weaker consumer spending, falling short of expectations for a 0.4% drop. German retail sales dropped 0.3% month-on-month in April, slightly better than the anticipated 0.4% decline but still marking a continued downturn in con
April’s decline in German consumer spending signals weaker demand amid economic uncertainty and prior sharp contractions. German retail sales dropped 0.3% month-on-month in April, slightly better than the expected 0.4% decline but extending a downward trend. The data, rele
April retail sales fell 0.3% month-on-month, beating expectations of a 0.5% decline but remaining weak after a prior 2.0% drop. German retail sales declined 0.3% in April from the previous month, slightly better than the 0.5% drop economists had forecast. The data follows
Weak capital spending data raises risks of a downward revision to Japan’s Q1 GDP growth from 2.1% annualized. Japan’s first-quarter capital expenditure rose just 0.047% year-on-year, far below the 4.0% forecast and down from 6.5% in Q4. The slowdown, including a 2.0% quart
China’s factory activity slowed less than expected in May, signaling resilience in the world’s second-largest economy. China’s Manufacturing PMI fell to 51.8 in May from April’s 52.2, beating the 51.4 consensus forecast. The reading indicates continued expansion, though at
Private survey shows factory activity expanded faster than expected, contrasting with weaker official data released over the weekend. China’s May manufacturing PMI rose to 51.8 in a private survey, exceeding the 51.4 forecast and signaling stronger-than-anticipated factory
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