CPI

Last week ended with the release of Japan's national CPI (Consumer Price Index) for October and also the early Tokio CPI figures for November. The outcome should have been a reassurance for the market participants that there still is a…
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Inflation numbers across the US, UK, Eurozone and Canada form the main theme for this week with the question being whether the Central banks in question will ignore the current deflationary pressures as being a temporary weakness and…
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The beginning of the week brings a bearish tone for the AUD/USD, the Chinese news during the weekend (emphasized on the commodity sector’s evolution and the global economic environment) pushing down the major FX pair. According to the…
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With Greece stepping out of the picture, we can safely (but still with caution) turn our attention to China, which has reported a 7% growth in its GBP for Q2, exceeding the already positive forecast of 6.9%. The industrial sector output…
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DAX faces support at 11357 amid Greek uncertainty, EURUSD trades sideways with mixed US data, and WTI crude sees inventory drops pressuring prices.
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The Euro summit is taking place today, where heads of states from Eurozone are due to meet regarding Greece's current agreement with the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) which expires on June 30, 2015, in Brussels. Also, the…
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The EURUSD appreciated in the last two days, even if the Greek situation went through critical moments. The Eurogroup leaders met on Thursday but didn’t manage to reach a deal. Jeroen Dijsselbloem (Eurogoup chief) still believes that it's…
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Consumer price inflation in the world's second largest economy showed continued weakness as prices rose 1.2% in the month of May. Producer price index for the month showed a continued decline of -4.6% for the month of May. With growth…
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The outlook for the euro became better yesterday as official sources claimed that Greece's creditors drafted the broad lines of an agreement which is due to be discussed today in a meeting between Alexis Tsipras and the European Commission…
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