Weaker-than-expected retail sales and industrial output growth in China weigh on market sentiment and AUD performance. China’s retail sales grew 0.2% year-over-year in April, missing the 2.0% forecast and slowing from March’s 1.7% gain. Industrial production rose 4.1%, bel
April retail sales growth fell short of expectations, signaling weak consumer demand amid broader economic softness. China’s April retail sales rose just 0.2% year-over-year, missing the 2% forecast and underscoring sluggish domestic consumption. Industrial production also
Markets brace for April inflation prints from Japan, UK, and Canada alongside RBA minutes detailing a 25bps rate hike. A packed economic calendar this week centers on inflation data from Japan, the UK, and Canada for April, alongside the Reserve Bank of Australia’s May mee
Bank of Americaâs Michael Hartnett is sounding the alarm on U.S. inflation, warning that rising prices are moving back into market-relevant territory. Producer prices are running near 6% Y/Y while CPI is approaching 4% Y/Y, driven by increases in energy, electricity, trans
The recent surge in inflation is likely to get worse over the next several months, according to a survey Friday from the nation's top economists. Consumer price inflation is projected to hit 6% for the first quarter, according to the Survey of Professional Forecasters, a b
TD Securities’ Senior Canada Economist Robert Both expects Canadian Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation to rise to 3.1% year-on-year in April, driven mainly by higher energy and food prices and base effects from last year’s carbon tax changes. Core measures (CPI-trim/medi
April data shows stronger-than-expected industrial activity, with upward revisions to prior month figures lifting growth outlook. US industrial production increased 0.7% in April, surpassing the 0.3% estimate and rebounding from a revised 0.3% decline in March. The gain re
April housing starts in Canada rose sharply to 279.3K, exceeding estimates and revising March figures upward to 239.7K. Canada’s housing starts jumped to 279.3K in April, surpassing the 240.0K estimate and signaling stronger-than-expected construction activity. The prior m
March balance of payments data shows record reserve drop and capital outflows, raising depreciation risks amid inflation concerns. Turkey’s current-account deficit surged to $9.7bn in March, nearly doubling from prior levels, as energy price shocks and trade disruptions we
April producer prices rose faster than forecast, signaling persistent inflationary pressures in Japan’s supply chain. Japan’s producer price index climbed 4.9% year-over-year in April, exceeding the 3% consensus estimate and marking the sharpest increase since early 2023.
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