It’s Worth Noting – Goldman Sachs No Longer Anticipates a European Union Recession in 2023

Goldman Sachs has revised down its forecast for a Eurozone recession this year, from a 0.1% contraction in GDP.GS had anticipated a modest fall in Eurozone output of 0.1% this year. However, the bank now expects Eurozone economic growth to slow down throughout the winter months as a consequence of.

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China’s State Planner Assures Ability to Sustain Price Stability in 2021

The ‘statutor’ of the National Development and Reform Commission of the People’s Republic of China (NDRC) is a spokesman. China is confident that it will be able to maintain prices steady in 2023 as international commodities may fluctuate and imported inflationary pressures may remain, Chinese foundations are sturdy. After the.

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Inflation Figures From China in December: Consumer Price Index 1.8% Year-on-Year & Producer Price Index -0.7% Year-on-Year

The latest Chinese data regarding inflation has been released. In December, the Consumer Price Index in China rose by 1.8% year-over-year. Predictions suggested a growth of 1.8%, which was higher than the previous 1.6% The month-over-month figure was 0.0% The way in which technology is constantly advancing has revolutionized our.

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Australian trade data for November, imports down, exports little changed (m/m)

Despite a larger surplus than expected, the Australian dollar rose against the US dollar in November. November’s trade balance came in higher than expected, according to Australia’s Bureau of Statistics. LNG exports decreased sharply in November, while iron ore earnings increased. This can be attributed to a sharp decrease in.

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UK construction sector stagnates as interest rates bite

According to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), the percentage of positive net workloads balance in the real estate sector fell to -1% in the fourth quarter of 2022 from +17% and +30% in the previous two quarters. The commentary to the survey is a little more optimistic, though:.

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A Representative of the U.S. Treasury Claims Decline in Russian Oil Profits Due to Price Limit

  The Group of Seven countries, Australia, and the European Union imposed a $60 per barrel price ceiling on Russian sea-borne crude oil sales late in 2022. February 5 will see the continuation of sanctions on Russia following the alliance’s decision to extend them. In response to the US Treasury.

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New Zealand data – November building permits +7% m/m (prior -10.7%)

There has been a 3.2% increase in new house consents in October 2017 compared to the same month last year, Statistics NZ said. The NZD/USD exchange rate is barely changed, however. Traders are waiting for the United States CPI data on Thursday for risk sentiment guidance.

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ICYMI – Goldman Sachs say Brent oil potential to reach $110 by Q3 2023 on China reopening

What should people invest in to make money after the Lunar New Year celebrations? Oil, of course, said the global head of commodities at Goldman Sachs (gated Bloomberg TV interview). When China and other Asian economies reopen after the Lunar New Year celebrations later this month, they will experience a.

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Trade ideas thread – Thursday, 12 January 2023

Good morning, afternoon and evening all. Any charts, technical analysis, trade ideas, thoughts, views, ForexLive traders would like to share and discuss with fellow ForexLive traders, please do so: This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.

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Trade ideas thread – Thursday, 12 January 2023

Rates will still need to rise significantly, says Rehn ECB’s Rehn: Rates will still have to rise significantly, says De Cos at the ECB US EIA weekly oil inventories for the week ending Jan 6 +18,962K vs -2243K expected Treasury Auctions of $32 billion a ten-year bond with a high.

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Economic calendar in Asia – Thursday, 12 January 2023

Today is the day that inflation data is due from China. I had it on my calendar yesterday, but it was incorrect. Looks like today for sure!

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The Nasdaq Increases for a Fourth Day in a Row

For the fourth straight day, the main stock indices are in the green. The NASDAQ rose 1.76% today, making it the leader once more. The S&P and Dow followed suit by climbing three to four trading days. The results are in and they are as follows: The Dow Industrial Average.

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