Real income growth in US will feeds through into stronger retail spending: Capital Economics
Feb 24, 2015 18:14 pm UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Capital Economics:- Despite falling in Feb, the Conference Board measure of US consumer confidence continues to show that consumers have started 2015 in an optimistic mood, and is consistent with decent...
Banxico may implement a pre-emptive hike ahead of the US Fed, if necessary: Barclays
Feb 24, 2015 18:08 pm UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Barclays Capital:- Mexico CPI increased 0.11% 2w/2w in the first fortnight of February, driven by a strong core print (actual: 0.28% 2w/2w, consensus: 0.16%, Barclays: 0.18%), partially offset by...
US consumer sentiment remains at an encouraging level: TD Economics
Feb 24, 2015 17:56 pm UTC| Commentary
Quotes from TD Economics:- Todays Conference Board consumer confidence index was disappointing but not surprising. Following a large 10.7 points gain in confidence in Jan, a repeat performance was unlikely and markets were...
Feb 24, 2015 17:41 pm UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Western Union:- The loonie remained on the defensive and less than two cents from six year lows against its U.S. rival. Oil firmed but still kept below $50.- Remarks from central bank heads from both sides of...
Feb 24, 2015 17:40 pm UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Western Union:- A reduction in inflation expectations in New Zealand took a toll on the kiwi which weakened toward 2011 lows hit in early February.- Receding inflation expectations at best reduce the chance of...
Feb 24, 2015 17:39 pm UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Western Union:- Mostly positive world stocks, a decent amount of risk appetite and the chance the Fed chair could talk about the possibility of raising U.S. interest rates this year weighed on the safer...
Feb 24, 2015 17:39 pm UTC| Commentary
Quotes from Western Union:- Sterling bled some of its recent appreciation on caution ahead of this weeks key testimony by the Fed chair. The pound is hot off its strongest levels in six weeks against the greenback and six...
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