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US Factory Growth Slowest in 2 Years
The ISM Manufacturing PMI fell to 53 in June from 56.1 in May, pointing to the slowest growth in factory activity since June of 2020, and below market forecasts of 54.9. New orders contracted for the first time in two years, in a sign rising interest rates are hurting demand while price pressures eased. Companies remained optimistic regarding demand, but continue to note supply chain and pricing issues as their biggest concerns.
US Stocks Close Higher in Rocky Start of Q3
Wall Street closed higher in the first session of the third quarter, as stocks bounced back from earlier losses amid thin trading volumes ahead of a holiday-extended weekend, with utilities, consumer services, and retailers leading gains. The Dow was up 322 points, the S&P 500 rose 1.1%, and the NASDAQ booked a 0.9% gain. Still, all three indexes posted weekly losses, NASDAQ underperformed with a 4.1% loss, the S&P fell 2.2% and the Dow shed 1.3%. Results from surveys of manufacturers showed activity levels in June remained near two-year lows, adding to a slew of weak data earlier this week, namely dire consumer morale and worse-than-expected GDP figures. Among individual stocks, chipmakers sank to the bottom after Micron released a gloomy outlook and retailer Kohl's plunged 19.7% after publishing disappointing guidance. Last session, the Dow and the S&P 500 booked their worst 1st half performances since 1962 and 1970, respectively, while the Nasdaq saw its worst-ever half-year run.
49 min ago
Brazil Trade Surplus Narrows More than Expected
Brazil's trade surplus shrank to USD 8.8 billion in June of 2022 from USD 10.4 billion in the corresponding month of the previous year and missed market expectations of USD 10.0 billion. Exports rose 15.6% to an all-time high of USD 32.7 billion, on higher shipments of manufactured (38.5%) and agricultural (30.4%) goods, while sales abroad fell for mining products (-24.3%). Imports surged 33.7% to USD 23.9 billion, as purchases of mining products soared 144.4%, followed by a 27.9% jump in manufactured products, and a 22.8% increase in agricultural goods. Among major trading partners, shipments rose the most to Argentina (55.0%), the US (47.4%), and the EU (27.1%), while imports increased mostly from the US (47.9%), Argentina (38.2%), and China (25.2%).
2 hours ago
Crude Oil Rebounds Sharply on Friday
WTI crude futures bounced back sharply from intraday lows, climbing more than 3% to $109.2 per barrel on Friday and recouping losses of the previous session, as investors continued to assess how tight global supplies remain amid a deteriorating demand outlook. OPEC+ agreed earlier this week to stick to its output strategy, increasing production by 648,000 barrels per day in July and August, despite signs that the physical crude market remains very tight. Supply outages in Libya and expected shutdowns in Norway also add to the bullish outlook. On the flip side, fears of a demand-sapping recession continued to hang over the market. On a weekly basis, the US benchmark added roughly 1.5% this week, on track to post its first weekly gain in three.
3 hours ago
Euro Area Inflation Rate Continues to March Higher
Annual inflation rate in the Euro Area increased to a new record high of 8.6% in June of 2022 from 8.1% in May, preliminary estimates showed. Figures topped market expectations of 8.4%, strengthening the case for the ECB's first rate hike in 11 years in July. Prices continued to accelerate for energy (41.9%, compared with 39.1% in May); food, alcohol & tobacco (8.9% vs 7.5%); non-energy industrial goods (4.3% vs 4.2%), but eased slightly for services (3.4% vs 3.5%). Excluding energy, inflation also increased to 5% from 4.6% but the core index which excludes cost of energy, food, alcohol & tobacco edged down to 3.7% from 3.8%. Compared to the previous month, consumer prices were up 0.8%, the same as in May.
12 hours ago
European Stocks End Little Changed
Europe’s major stock indices closed around the flatline on Friday, namely Frankfurt’s DAX 0.1% higher but still near levels not seen since November of 2020 and the pan-European Stoxx 600 ending flat after seeing its sharpest first-half decline since 2008 the previous session. Fresh economic data amplified stagflation fears, as the ECB plans to begin its tightening cycle at its July meeting, after 11 years of ultra-easy monetary policy. Inflation in the Euro Area surged to a fresh record of 8.6% in June, showing no signs of peaking while manufacturing activity slowed in major European economies to levels not seen since 2020, PMI data confirmed. Meanwhile, the ECB started to buy bonds from countries including Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece with some of the proceeds it receives from maturing German, French and Dutch debt in a bid to cap widening yield spreads, Reuters reported. On a weekly basis, the DAX fell 2.3%, the 5th week of losses in a row, and the Stoxx 600 dropped 1.5%.
5 hours ago
Rush For Government Debt Intensifies
The yield on the US Treasury 10-year note slipped below the 2.9% mark, a level not seen in a month, as investors rushed to safe-haven assets amid persistent fears that the Fed's aggressive tightening to tame sky-high will eventually tip the US economy into a recession. Weak economic data this week fueled those concerns further, namely signs of a slowdown in consumer spending, with morale among consumers at a 16-month low and worse-than-expected GDP figures. The core personal consumption expenditures index, the Fed's preferred inflation gauge, eased to a six-month low of 4.7 percent in May 2022, indicating that price increases could be slowing but still near multidecade highs. In Europe, a worsening growth outlook and record inflation prompted a similar rush for government debt, with Germany's 10-year Bund yield tumbling below 1.5% for the first time in four weeks.
8 hours ago
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Forex
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Stock
Bond
Crypto
Actual
Chg
%Chg
Crude Oil
108.460
2.70
2.55%
Brent
111.49
2.46
2.26%
Natural gas
5.6630
0.24
4.41%
Gasoline
3.6690
0.13
3.75%
Heating Oil
3.9552
0.12
3.26%
Gold
1807.07
0.18
0.01%
Silver
19.856
0.39
-1.93%
Copper
3.6245
0.09
-2.42%
Soybeans
1626.00
49.00
-2.93%
Wheat
827.25
47.00
-5.38%
Coal
385.95
5.95
1.57%
Steel
4500.00
1.00
-0.02%
Iron Ore
122.50
2.00
-1.61%
Lumber
657.00
6.30
-0.95%
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Actual
Chg
%Chg
EURUSD
1.04320
0.0044
-0.42%
GBPUSD
1.20999
0.0060
-0.49%
AUDUSD
0.68150
0.0083
-1.21%
NZDUSD
0.62066
0.0034
-0.55%
USDJPY
135.258
0.5700
-0.42%
USDCNY
6.69634
0.0035
0.05%
USDCHF
0.95944
0.0045
0.48%
USDCAD
1.28868
0.0015
0.11%
USDMXN
20.2591
0.1701
0.85%
USDINR
78.9283
0.0217
-0.03%
USDBRL
5.32780
0.0716
1.36%
USDRUB
54.5000
2.0000
3.81%
USDKRW
1295.49
7.9790
0.62%
DXY
105.0811
0.3961
0.38%
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Actual
Chg
%Chg
US30
31062
290
0.94%
US500
3825.69
41
1.07%
USNDX
11607
104
0.90%
JP225
25936
457
-1.73%
GB100
7236
67
0.93%
DE40
12915
131
1.03%
FR40
5994
71
1.20%
IT40
21527
243
1.14%
ES35
8176
77
0.96%
AU200
6540
28
-0.43%
SHANGHAI
3388
11
-0.32%
SENSEX
52908
111
-0.21%
CATSX
18861
217
-1.14%
MOEX
2207
2
0.08%
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Actual
Chg
%Chg
Apple
138.93
2.21
1.62%
Tesla
681.79
8.37
1.24%
Microsoft
259.58
2.75
1.07%
Amazon
109.38
3.17
2.98%
Meta
159.96
1.25
-0.78%
Alibaba
115.97
2.29
2.01%
Visa
199.18
2.29
1.16%
JPMorgan
113.92
1.31
1.16%
Intel
36.31
1.10
-2.94%
J&J
179.50
1.99
1.12%
P&G
146.11
2.32
1.61%
Exxon Mobil
87.55
1.91
2.23%
3M
128.48
0.93
-0.72%
Goldman Sachs
298.68
1.66
0.56%
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Actual
Chg
%Chg
United States
2.8894
0.085
-0.08%
United Kingdom
2.0830
0.158
-0.16%
Japan
0.2210
0.004
0.00%
Australia
3.4850
0.208
-0.21%
Germany
1.2260
0.142
-0.13%
Brazil
13.1600
0.110
0.11%
Russia
9.1000
0.030
0.03%
India
7.4240
0.026
-0.03%
Canada
3.2250
0.088
-0.09%
Italy
3.1930
0.199
-0.20%
France
1.8030
0.154
-0.15%
South Africa
10.4250
0.130
-0.13%
China
2.8270
0.003
0.00%
Switzerland
0.8890
0.137
-0.14%
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Actual
Chg
%Chg
Bitcoin
19473.2
739
3.95%
Ether
1078.43
69.0600
6.84%
Binance
219.2
5.5000
2.57%
Cardano
0.45268
0.0035
0.77%
Solana
33.6400
0.8500
2.59%
Ripple
0.31613
0.0008
-0.24%
Polkadot
6.86
0.0343
0.50%
Avalanche
16.52
0.0400
0.24%
Polygon
0.46
0.0072
1.56%
Cosmos
8.28
1.0192
14.05%
Dai
0.99959
0.0000
0.00%
Litecoin
51.690
0.7500
1.47%
Uniswap
4.92
0.0780
-1.56%
Algorand
0.31
0.0049
-1.54%
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Country
GDP
GDP YoY
GDP QoQ
Interest Rate
Inflation Rate
Jobless Rate
Gov. Budget
Debt/GDP
Current Account
Population
United States
20937
3.50
-1.60
1.75
8.60
3.60
-16.70
137.20
-3.60
332.40
China
14723
4.80
1.30
3.70
2.10
5.90
-3.70
66.80
1.80
1412.60
Euro Area
13011
5.40
0.60
0.00
8.60
6.60
-5.10
95.60
3.00
342.41
Japan
4975
0.20
-0.10
-0.10
2.50
2.60
-12.60
266.20
3.20
125.67
Germany
3846
3.80
0.20
0.00
7.60
5.30
-3.70
69.30
7.00
83.17
United Kingdom
2708
8.70
0.80
1.25
9.10
3.80
-15.00
94.00
-3.50
67.08
France
2630
4.50
-0.20
0.00
5.80
7.30
-6.50
112.90
-1.00
67.29
India
2623
4.10
0.80
4.90
7.04
7.80
-9.40
73.95
-1.70
1380.00
Italy
1886
6.20
0.10
0.00
8.00
8.10
-7.20
150.80
3.60
59.64
Canada
1644
2.90
0.80
1.50
7.70
5.10
-4.70
117.80
0.10
38.44
South Korea
1631
3.00
0.60
1.75
5.40
2.80
-6.10
42.60
3.50
51.78
Russia
1484
3.50
-0.80
9.50
17.10
3.90
0.80
18.20
6.80
145.55
Brazil
1445
1.70
1.00
13.25
11.73
9.80
-4.50
88.83
-1.80
213.32
Australia
1331
3.30
0.80
0.85
5.10
3.90
-7.80
24.80
1.30
25.68