JGBs remain flat in silent session after household spending disappoints; Q1 2018 GDP in focus
Jun 05, 2018 03:57 am UTC| Commentary Economy
The Japanese government bonds remained flat during mid-Asian session Tuesday after the countrys household spending disappointed market sentiments. Also, investors will now remain focused on Japans first-quarter 2018 gross...
Danish foreign exchange reserve rises in May, DN refrains from intervening in forex market
Jun 04, 2018 17:35 pm UTC| Commentary Economy
Danish central bank published Mays forex reserve data and central bank balance sheet. The FX reserve rose DKK 1 billion to DKK 468 billion in May. The Danmarks Nationalbank refrained from intervening in the forex market....
U.S. Treasuries slump ahead of ISM non-manufacturing PMI, April JOLTs job openings data
Jun 04, 2018 11:41 am UTC| Commentary Economy
The U.S. Treasuries slumped Monday, as investors wait to watch the countrys ISM non-manufacturing PMI data for the month of May and JOLTs job openings for April, scheduled to be released on June 5 by 14:00GMT...
UK gilts suffer after May construction PMI tops market estimates; investors eye 5-year auction
Jun 04, 2018 10:29 am UTC| Commentary Economy
The United Kingdoms gilts suffered Monday after the countrys construction PMI data for the month of May topped market expectations, albeit remaining unchanged from the previous reading in April. Investors now remain...
German bunds slump ahead of May services PMI, ECB President Draghi’s speech
Jun 04, 2018 09:18 am UTC| Commentary Economy
The German bunds slumped during European session Monday as investors wait to watch the countrys services PMI for the month of May and European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghis speech, scheduled on June 5 by...

Jun 04, 2018 07:31 am UTC| Commentary Central Banks Economy
Bank Indonesia (BI) is expected to call for a final rate hike of 25 basis points in its June monetary policy meeting, according to the latest report from ANZ Research. Headline inflation has remained below the mid-point of...

Australian retail sales remain stronger-than-expected in April; caution remains on consumer spending
Jun 04, 2018 06:33 am UTC| Commentary Economy
Australian retail sales remained stringer-than-expected during the month of April, led by strong sales growth in cafes, restaurants and takeaway food. In contrast, sales of clothing fell sharply. Possibly the unseasonably...