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This Friday is Yom Kippur, the day when Jews around the world ask forgiveness for their transgressions from the year past. Rabbis remind the penitent to dwell on their sins of omission, in which they...
Investors are worried and taking profit is printed on their minds this morning, as the social unrest continues in Hong Kong which has caused the worst two day sell off for some of the indices in Asia...
For the first time in a year Danish investors net sold foreign shares. Danish investors net purchased foreign bonds for the 10th straight month. Foreign investors net purchased Danish shares and...
We look for the non-farm payrolls to make a decent rebound in September after last month's disappointing report. Our models predict an increase of 250,000 (consensus 205,000). We expect the...
The euro flash CPI came out as expected at 0.3% y/y in September, down from 0.4% y/y. The unrounded number was 0.2549% – so very close to a 0.2% print. The upside risk from the German inflation...
We expect the ABS and covered bond purchase programmes to be in the spotlight at Thursday’s ECB meeting. As highlighted in the September statement, the Governing Council will reveal the detailed...
In August, industrial production fell unexpectedly by 1.5% from the previous month. In the July survey, manufacturers had indicated to expect production to rise by 1.5%. The difference is partly due...
In September, the jobless rate was unchanged at 6.7% for the seventh consecutive month, thus standing at a twenty-year low. Conversely unemployment increased by 12K, up for second month in a row. In...
• Macroeconomics holds significance for asset managers• Equity, interest rates, credit, commodities are key variables• Actual or realised observations are frequently different from...
German retail sales and French consumer spending figures are due for release this morning. These data are quite volatile so they will not provide much new information. Overall, euro-area retail sales...
Revenue in 2014 from taxation of pension returns and early taxation of capital pension schemes looks set to beat the Danish government's estimates by a fair margin. That will drain DKK liquidity...
In the absence of the really juicy data points that are due later in the week, markets have remained glued to developments in Hong Kong. While the protest in the city has remained very much a peaceful...
Currencies The euro rose from 1.2665 to 1.2689 yesterday, against the US dollar. The pair is still under pressure as the EU inflation data will be announced today with expectation at 0.3%. Despite...
The Japanese yen remains steady in range after release of a bunch of economic data. Unemployment rate dropped to 3.5% in August, hitting a three month low. Retail sales rose 1.2% yoy versus...
Canada – Retail sales fell for the first time this year, dropping 0.1% in July after an upwardly revised 1.2% gain in the prior month. In July, there was the expected jump in auto sales (+1.6%),...