Market Overview - Page 95

For the second month in a row, the consumer sentiment index in Germany is increasing, rising by 1.7 points to -40.2 in December. However, this strengthening slightly moved the index from the historical low of -42.8 set three months ago..

Tokyo’s headline inflation estimates put the annual price growth rate at 3.8% in November against 3.5% a month earlier and the 3.6% expected. The core index, which excludes food and energy prices, accelerated from 2.2% to 2.5% (the highest since.

Market picture Bitcoin failed to build on the gains, rolling back to the levels of two days ago, losing 1.2% in the past 24 hours to $16.5K. Global markets have been quiet due to US holidays and few meaningful economic.

Germany’s Ifo Business Climate Index improved in November, strengthening from 84.5 to 86.3 (85.0 was expected). The overall index rose following an improvement in expectations over the last two months. Signals that the sharpest downturn may be over and that.

Investors were waiting for the November FOMC meeting minutes to clarify whether the committee would cut the pace of rate hikes. The minutes confirmed these expectations, but as they were primarily priced in, we did not see a strong reaction.

Weekly jobless claims in the USA rose to 240K last week, maintaining the upward trend since the end of September. The initial claims were the highest since August and exceeded expectations of 225K. The number of repeat claims was the.

Preliminary eurozone PMI estimates are better than expected, although they point to an economic contraction. Germany’s manufacturing PMI rose from 45.1 to 46.7 in November, contrary to forecasts of a decline to 44.9. Values below 50 indicate an activity decrease,.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand raised the rate by 75 points to 4.25% after five consecutive 50-point hikes. Analysts polled had anticipated such a result based on the signals sent by the central bank. RBNZ also began to reduce.

The balance of payments deficit in the eurozone in September was much smaller than expected at 8.1bn compared to 26.9bn a month earlier and the expected 20.3bn. Such a considerable difference was explained by a fall in the capital outflow.

The Dow Jones index added around 18% to its lows at the start of October and still performing better than the Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500. The index includes 30 large companies with sustainable businesses, which is very important at.

German producer prices lost 4.2% in October; its year-over-year growth rate slowed dramatically by 11.3 percentage points. This is an important and necessary reversal of the inflation trend that Europe’s largest economy has been waiting for. At the same time,.

The Dollar Index has risen since last Tuesday, adding 2.5% to lows at 105.16. Speculators paused selling off the US currency in response to data and comments from Fed officials implying a higher interest rate target. The dollar’s pullback could.