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Eurozone Receives Support from France PMI Data

France’s long-struggling manufacturing sector unexpectedly returned to growth in September despite the fact that their private sector activity expanded at an overall slow pace due to weaker than forecast service sector business, a survey showed on Monday. Data compiler Markit said that its flash monthly purchasing managers index for activity in the manufacturing sector rose to a 10-month high of 51.3 this month from a final September figure of 49.7.…

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Japan Manufacturing Sector Expands at Record Pace

👤Lisa Harris 🕔October 24, 2016

2016 is shaping up to be a yearbook ended by growth for Japanese manufacturers, after a sluggish global growth, a rising yen and two earthquakes caused the sector to sag for much of the spring and summer. The Nikkei Flash Japan Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index, or PMI, rose to 51.7 in October from September’s 50.4, improving at the sharpest rate in nine months.…

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Japan Trade Balance Back in the Green
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👤Arthur Greene 🕔October 24, 2016

Japan’s trade balance swung to a surplus in September, as exports fell less than expected. Japan’s trade deficit in September was worse than the forecast at 114.48 trillion yen ($95 billion) as exports slowed, especially to China. The Ministry of Finance reported a merchandise trade surplus of ¥498.3 billion in September, following a deficit of ¥18.7 billion in August.…

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Japan Factory Activity Growth Rose to 9 Month High

👤Xinyang 🕔October 24, 2016

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From Trading Economics: The IHS Markit/Nikkei Japan Flash Manufacturing PMI rose to 51.7 in October 2016 from a final 50.4 in September while market expected 50.6. It was the highest reading since January, supported by a faster increase in output and new export orders while new orders rose for the first time in nine months.…

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Canadian Inflation up by 0.1%

👤Lisa Harris 🕔October 22, 2016

There was a significant rise increase in inflation after it recorded a slump of 0.20% in the month of August, the slump was mostly caused by low energy prices and the persisting excess capacity. Statistics Canada reported that there was a 0.1% month on month increase in the CPI index for the month of September, and a year over year increase of 1.3%.…

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Eurozone Consumer Confidence Records Growth

👤Arthur Greene 🕔October 21, 2016

Consumers in the 19 bloc Eurozone region gained more confidence about their outlook in the month of October, this indicates that the worries concerning the high level of political uncertainty across the EU region is starting to ease. The European Commission today stated that its gauge of consumer confidence in the Eurozone area climbed to -8.0 in October from a reading of -8.2 in the month of September.…

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Baker Hughes Reports Growth in Active Oil Rigs

👤Lisa Harris 🕔October 21, 2016

US Based oil driller, Baker Hughes reported today that there has been an increase in the number of active oil rigs by 11 to 443 for the week closing on October 21^st. This is a new high for the index since the week ending on February 5^th, when the count was seen at 467 during its sharp decline.…

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Annual Rise for UK Public Sector Borrowing

👤Nurudeen Amedu 🕔October 21, 2016

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) today reported that public sector net borrowing which excludes public sector banks, rose by 14.5%, the state had to borrow £10.6 billion in September due to the fact that the amount of money it generated through taxes and other means was less than it needed.…

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Fundamental and Technical Outlook: EUR/USD

👤Xinyang 🕔October 21, 2016

Fundamental Outlook: EUR/USD

There was no tier 1 data or news of note during the Asia-Pacific session. USD has remained firm against its major counterparts with EURUSD continuing its decline, currently testing the 1.09 handle. There is no tier 1 data due in today’s London session with today’s main event being Canadian CPI later in the New York session.…

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China September New Homes Prices Extend Gains to Record High

👤Xinyang 🕔October 21, 2016

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From Trading Economics: Average prices of new homes in 70 Chinese cities increased by 11.2 percent year-on-year in September of 2016, compared a 9.2 percent rise in August. It was the 12th straight month of gain and the fastest rise on record.…

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