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DAX (^GDAXI) rose 1.40% on May 2, pushing above yesterday's close of 23954.56.
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DAX (^GDAXI) rose 1.40% on May 2, pushing above yesterday's close of 23954.56.
Sugar Futures (SB1) slid 0.10% on May 2, pulling below yesterday's close of 14.95.
KNC/USD surged 22.30% on May 2, pushing above yesterday's close of 0.14. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 0.13–0.16.
Cboe Global Markets Inc. (CBOE) rose 8.80% on May 2, beating yesterday's close of $300.53. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of $324.18–$361.98.
AUD/XAF surged 0.20% on May 2, pushing above yesterday's close of 402.24. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 395.67–412.73.
AUD/EUR surged 0.20% on May 2, pushing above yesterday's close of 0.61. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 0.60–0.63.
CBOE VIX came in at 16.89Index, down from previous 18.81Index. High impact.
10Y-3M Treasury Spread came in at 0.71%, down from previous 0.72%. High impact.
High Yield Spread (ICE BofA) came in at 2.83%, up from previous 2.82%. High impact.
KNC/BTC surged 18.10% on May 2, pushing above yesterday's close of 0.000001770. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BEARISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 0.000001700–0.000001970.
GBP/FJD surged 0.20% on May 2, pushing above yesterday's close of 2.99. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 2.91–3.06.
JPY/RUB slid 0.40% on May 2, pulling below yesterday's close of 0.48. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BEARISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 0.46–0.49.
KAVA/USD surged 9.50% on May 2, pushing above yesterday's close of 0.06. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BEARISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 0.05–0.06.
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AUD/USD surged 0.70% on May 1, pushing above yesterday's close of 0.72. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 0.71–0.74.
TFUEL/BTC slid 12.50% on May 1, pulling below yesterday's close of 1.600e-7. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BEARISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 0.00–5.000e-8.
LKQ Corporation (LKQ) fell 9.80% on May 1, pulling below yesterday's close of $31.59. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BEARISH, projecting a 7-day zone of $31.54–$33.85.
Australia's CFTC AUD speculative net positions for April registered at 64.80K, slightly below March's 65.10K. The data shows a modest decline from March to April, indicating a small reduction in speculative net long positions. Market participants remain cautious ahead of upcoming economic releases and central bank commentary. Updated 5/1/26
Brazil's CFTC BRL speculative net positions rose to 43.50K in April, up from 40.00K in March, marking a rebound after a mid-month dip to 40.00K. The increase signals renewed speculative interest in the Brazilian real following a period of contraction earlier in the month. Market participants will watch upcoming data for further directional cues amid ongoing volatility. Updated 5/1/26
Japan's CFTC JPY speculative net positions reached -94.50K in April, deepening from March's -83.20K. This marks a further increase in net short positioning on the yen, continuing the trend of growing bearish sentiment since February. Market participants remain focused on upcoming monetary policy signals amid persistent yen weakness. Updated 5/1/26
US CFTC Crude Oil speculative net positions fell to 192.30 K in April from March’s 206.50 K, marking a decline in speculative bullishness. The drop from March to April signals reduced net long exposure after a peak of 233.60 K in late March. Market participants remain cautious ahead of upcoming inventory data and Federal Reserve policy signals. Updated 5/1/26
US CFTC Gold Speculative net positions rose to 164.00K in April, up from March’s 162.50K, marking a modest increase in bullish bets. The data shows a slight rebound after mid-April’s dip to 156.30K, indicating renewed speculative interest in gold. Market participants will watch upcoming economic data for cues on Federal Reserve policy amid steady gold positioning. Updated 5/1/26
US CFTC Nasdaq 100 speculative net positions fell to 9.40K in April from 10.80K in March, marking a decline in speculative interest. The drop from March's 10.80K to April's 9.40K indicates a cautious stance among traders. Market participants will watch upcoming data for further shifts in positioning amid ongoing volatility. Updated 5/1/26
US CFTC S&P 500 speculative net positions registered at -110.10K for the week ending April 24, improving from April 17’s -115.80K. This marks a modest reduction in net short exposure after a sharp increase the prior weeks. Market participants remain cautious ahead of upcoming economic data and Federal Reserve commentary. Updated 5/1/26
EU CFTC EUR speculative net positions rose to 41.30K in the week ending April 24, up from 26.00K the prior week, signaling increased bullish sentiment. This marks a rebound from the negative and near-zero levels seen earlier in April, reflecting a shift toward more speculative long positions. Market participants will watch if this momentum sustains amid upcoming ECB policy signals. Updated 5/1/26
UK CFTC GBP speculative net positions for April registered at -52.00K, improving from March's -54.70K. The data shows a reduction in net short positions, signaling a slight easing in bearish speculative sentiment. Market participants will watch upcoming economic releases for further directional cues. Updated 5/1/26
Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) fell 0.10% on May 1, pulling below yesterday's close of 49652.15.
CHR/USD surged 154.50% on May 1, pushing above yesterday's close of 0.02. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 0.02–0.03.
LUMIA/USD surged 24.40% on May 1, pushing above yesterday's close of 0.14. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 0.18–0.23.
US Atlanta Fed GDPNow for April registered at 1.20%, unchanged from March's 1.20%. The forecast held steady after a steady decline from 2.70% in early March, indicating a persistent slowdown in growth momentum. Market participants remain focused on upcoming economic data for clearer signals on the Federal Reserve’s policy direction. Updated 5/1/26
CBOE Volatility Index (^VIX) fell 1.80% on May 1, pulling below yesterday's close of 16.89.
CTI Logistics Ltd (CLX) fell 8.30% on May 1, pulling below yesterday's close of $96.46. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of $91.91–$95.94.
US ISM Manufacturing PMI held steady at 52.70 in April, matching March's reading and missing the 53.00 estimate. April's 52.70 continues to signal manufacturing sector expansion but at the same pace as the prior month. Market focus remains on upcoming economic data for clearer guidance on Federal Reserve policy. Updated 5/1/26
US ISM Manufacturing Employment for April came in at 46.40, missing the consensus estimate of 49.00. This reading declined from March’s 48.70, indicating a contraction in manufacturing employment for the second consecutive month. Market participants will watch upcoming labor data closely amid ongoing concerns about manufacturing sector weakness. Updated 5/1/26
EUR/JOD surged 0.30% on May 1, pushing above yesterday's close of 0.83. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 0.82–0.85.
PowerFleet Inc. (PWR) rose 15.80% on May 1, beating yesterday's close of $628.75. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of $709.57–$833.86.
Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company (WTW) fell 11.60% on May 1, pulling below yesterday's close of $290.10. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of $228.47–$284.07.
UK BoE Consumer Credit rose to 1.90 billion GBP in April, beating the 1.80 billion estimate. This marks a slight decline from March’s 1.94 billion GBP, indicating a modest slowdown in credit growth. The data suggests continued cautious consumer borrowing ahead of upcoming monetary policy decisions. Updated 5/1/26
UK Mortgage Approvals for April rose to 63.53K, beating the 60.00K estimate and up from March’s 62.71K. This marks a modest increase, indicating steady demand in the housing market. The Bank of England’s stance remains cautious as market participants await further economic data. Updated 5/1/26
UK Mortgage Lending surged to 6.15 billion GBP in April, beating the 4.20 billion estimate and rising from March’s 5.22 billion. This marks a strong acceleration in lending activity, reflecting increased borrowing demand. The jump may influence market expectations ahead of upcoming Bank of England policy decisions. Updated 5/1/26
Switzerland's Retail Sales YoY came in at 0.50% for April, missing the 1.00% estimate but rising from March's 0.40%. The data shows a modest acceleration in retail growth compared to the previous month, indicating a slight recovery after March's 0.90% reading. Market participants will watch upcoming inflation and consumer confidence reports for further direction. Updated 5/1/26
UK Nationwide Housing Prices MoM rose 0.40% in April, beating the -0.30% estimate and down from March’s 0.90%. The slowdown from March’s strong 0.90% gain to April’s 0.40% indicates a deceleration in monthly housing price growth. Market focus remains on upcoming economic data and Bank of England policy signals. Updated 5/1/26
UK Nationwide Housing Prices YoY rose to 3.00% in April, beating the 2.20% estimate and previous reading. This marks a significant acceleration from March’s 2.20%, indicating stronger annual house price growth. The data may influence market expectations ahead of upcoming Bank of England policy decisions. Updated 5/1/26
CBOE VIX came in at 18.81Index, up from previous 17.83Index. High impact.
Fed Total Assets (Balance Sheet) came in at 6699950M, down from previous 6707419M. High impact.
10Y-3M Treasury Spread came in at 0.74%, up from previous 0.68%. High impact.
10Y-3M Treasury Spread came in at 0.72%, down from previous 0.74%. High impact.
Fed Funds Daily came in at 3.64%, unchanged from previous 3.64%. High impact.
JPY/HUF slid 0.70% on May 1, pulling below yesterday's close of 1.99. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 1.91–2.04.
MASK/USD surged 8.20% on May 1, pushing above yesterday's close of 0.49. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 0.45–0.60.
REEF/USD surged 4.10% on May 1, pushing above yesterday's close of 0.00007300. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BEARISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 0.00006894–0.00008526.
Australia’s Producer Price Index QoQ for December 2025 came in at 0.80%, beating the consensus estimate of 0.60% and easing from October’s 1.00%. This quarter-on-quarter rise signals persistent upstream inflation despite a modest slowdown, maintaining pressure above the 12-month average and indicating ongoing cost-push risks. The Reserve Bank of Australia is likely to remain vigilant, with markets pricing in potential tightening if elevated producer prices persist. Updated 5/1/26
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EUR/SEK slid 0.10% on May 1, pulling below yesterday's close of 10.87. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BEARISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 10.57–11.08.
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South Korea's Exports YoY came in at 48.00% for April, missing the 45.30% estimate but slightly down from March's 49.20%. The data shows a marginal deceleration in export growth compared to the previous month. Market focus remains on upcoming trade data and central bank policy amid ongoing global demand shifts. Updated 5/1/26
Russell 2000 (^RUT) rose 1.90% on April 30, pushing above yesterday's close of 2739.47.
FTSE 100 (^FTSE) rose 1.60% on April 30, pushing above yesterday's close of 10213.11.
QCOM (QCOM) rose 16.40% on April 30, beating yesterday's close of $156.11. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of $192.38–$773.52.
CHF/NZD slid 0.10% on April 30, pulling below yesterday's close of 2.17. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BEARISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 2.11–2.20.
FLOW/USD surged 8.30% on April 30, pushing above yesterday's close of 0.04. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of 0.04–0.05.
The US Leading Index MoM declined by -0.10% in February 2026, improving from January’s -0.20%. This marks the smallest contraction since June 2025, signaling a moderation in economic headwinds despite the index remaining negative for the tenth consecutive month. Market reaction was muted, with equities and Treasuries steady as investors await further confirmation of stabilization. Updated 4/30/26
US Chicago PMI for April came in at 49.20, missing the 53.00 estimate and down from March’s 52.80. April’s reading signals contraction after two months of expansion, slipping below the 50 threshold. Market focus will remain on upcoming manufacturing data and Federal Reserve signals amid this cooling trend. Updated 4/30/26
Canada’s Gross Domestic Product MoM was 0.00% in February 2026, matching consensus and marking a stall after January’s 0.20% growth. This flat reading ends a modest two-month expansion streak and signals a pause in economic momentum. The Bank of Canada maintains a cautious stance as markets await upcoming employment and inflation data for further guidance. Updated 4/30/26
US Initial Jobless Claims rose to 214,000 in the week ending April 18, missing the estimate of 212,000 and increasing from 208,000 in the prior week ending April 11. This uptick signals a slight weakening in the labor market after several weeks of lower claims. Market participants will watch upcoming employment data closely for further signs of labor market resilience. Updated 4/30/26
US GDP Growth Rate QoQ for Q1 2026 came in at 0.70%, matching estimates but down sharply from Q4 2025’s 4.40%. This marks a significant slowdown in economic growth compared to the previous quarter’s robust expansion. Markets will focus on upcoming inflation data and Federal Reserve signals for further policy direction. Updated 4/30/26
US Gross Domestic Product QoQ came in at 0.50%, missing the 0.70% estimate for the first quarter of 2026. This marks a slowdown from the previous quarter’s 4.40% growth, indicating a significant deceleration in economic expansion. Markets will closely watch upcoming data for signs of sustained momentum amid this cooling trend. Updated 4/30/26
The US Core PCE price index MoM for March came in at 0.40%, matching both the estimate and February’s reading of 0.40%. This steady pace indicates no acceleration or deceleration in underlying inflation pressures from February to March. Market participants will focus on upcoming data for further clues on Federal Reserve policy direction. Updated 4/30/26
US GDP Price Index QoQ rose to 3.80% in Q1 2026, beating the 3.70% estimate and up from 3.70% in Q4 2025. The increase signals a slight acceleration in inflation pressures compared to the previous quarter. Market focus will remain on upcoming inflation data and Federal Reserve policy adjustments. Updated 4/30/26
US PCE Price Index MoM for March rose 0.40%, matching estimates and up from February’s 0.30%. This increase signals a continued acceleration in monthly inflation pressures. Market participants will closely watch upcoming data for further inflation trends amid steady central bank policy. Updated 4/30/26
The US PCE Price Index YoY for March came in at 2.80%, matching the prior reading and consensus exactly. This steady reading follows February’s 2.90%, indicating a slight deceleration but continued elevated inflation pressures. Market focus remains on upcoming Fed communications amid persistent inflation near the central bank’s target. Updated 4/30/26
US Personal Income MoM fell by -0.10% in March, missing the 0.30% estimate and down from February’s 0.40%. This marks a contraction following two consecutive months of growth, signaling a potential slowdown in income gains. Market focus will shift to upcoming employment data and Federal Reserve commentary for further economic direction. Updated 4/30/26
US Personal Spending MoM rose 0.50% in March, matching estimates and accelerating from February’s 0.40%. This increase signals a pickup in consumer activity after two months of moderate growth. Market participants will watch upcoming inflation data for further clues on Federal Reserve policy. Updated 4/30/26
The US Employment Cost - Benefits QoQ for January 2026 matched expectations at 0.70%, down from 0.80% in November 2025, indicating a deceleration in benefit cost growth. This 0.10 percentage point decline suggests a cooling trend in employment cost pressures. Market participants may interpret this as easing wage inflation, potentially influencing a more cautious Federal Reserve stance. Updated 4/30/26
The US Employment Cost - Wages QoQ for January 2026 came in at 0.70%, missing the 0.80% estimate and down from 0.80% in December 2025. This 0.10 percentage point decline signals a deceleration in wage growth compared to the prior month. Market expectations may now lean toward a more cautious Federal Reserve stance amid softer labor cost pressures. Updated 4/30/26
The US Employment Cost Index for January 2026 rose 0.70%, matching consensus but down from December’s 0.80%, marking the slowest quarterly gain since October 2024 and signaling a cooling labor cost trend. This deceleration from 0.80% to 0.70% quarter-over-quarter suggests easing wage pressures, supporting the Federal Reserve’s cautious stance on inflation. Looking ahead, the moderation in labor costs may increase market expectations for Fed rate cuts later in 2026. Updated 4/30/26
The EU Deposit Facility Rate held steady at 2.00% in February, matching January’s level and marking the ninth consecutive month at this rate. This unchanged reading continues the flat trend since June 2025, remaining 0.50 percentage points below the March 2025 peak of 2.50%. Market reaction was muted as the ECB maintains its current policy stance amid stable inflation and growth data. Updated 4/30/26
The EU’s ECB Interest Rate Decision held steady at 2.15% in March, matching February’s level and marking the ninth consecutive hold since June 2025. This rate remains below April 2025’s 2.40%, reflecting ongoing caution amid persistent inflation and sluggish growth. Eurozone bond yields and the euro showed little reaction, with markets pricing in continued policy stability. Updated 4/30/26
The EU Interest Rate Decision held steady at 2.15% in March 2026, matching both the estimate and February’s level. This marks the tenth consecutive meeting at 2.15%, following a decline from 2.65% in March 2025, signaling a prolonged pause amid persistent inflation and moderate growth. Markets reacted minimally, with futures pricing in no rate changes through Q3 2026 as the ECB maintains a cautious stance. Updated 4/30/26
NXP Semiconductors N.V. (NXPI) rose 25.50% on April 30, beating yesterday's close of $230.39. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of $305.95–$519.40.
TerraCom Limited (TER) fell 19.40% on April 30, pulling below yesterday's close of $380.06. The Sigmanomics 7-Day Forecast is BULLISH, projecting a 7-day zone of $-436.78–$365.98.
South Africa's Balance of Trade for April registered at 31.87 billion ZAR, missing the 40.00 billion estimate but down from March's 36.92 billion. The trade surplus narrowed compared to the prior month, indicating a moderation in export strength. Market focus remains on upcoming economic data and central bank policy amid this softer trade performance. Updated 4/30/26
Brazil's Unemployment Rate rose to 5.80% in February 2026, exceeding the previous 5.40% and the 5.70% estimate. This 0.40 percentage point increase from January marks the highest level since June 2025, signaling a cooling labor market with notable softness in services and construction. Brazilian equities and the real weakened on the release as investors reassess growth prospects amid this labor market shift. Updated 4/30/26
Mexico's GDP Growth Rate QoQ rose to 0.90% in January, beating the 0.80% estimate and reversing December's -0.30% contraction. January's print marks a strong rebound from December's decline and stands well above the 12-month average of 0.18%, signaling renewed economic momentum. The peso and local equities rallied on the upside surprise as markets digest this improved growth outlook. Updated 4/30/26
Mexico's Gross Domestic Product QoQ contracted by -0.80% in the first quarter of 2026, missing the -0.50% estimate and reversing sharply from 0.90% growth in the fourth quarter of 2025. This marks a significant economic downturn following two consecutive quarters of expansion. Market focus will remain on upcoming policy moves as the central bank assesses the impact of this contraction. Updated 4/30/26
Mexico's Gross Domestic Product YoY came in at 0.10% for March, missing the 0.80% estimate and down sharply from February's 1.80%. This marks a significant slowdown in annual growth, reflecting a contraction in economic momentum. Market focus will remain on upcoming data releases and central bank signals amid this deceleration. Updated 4/30/26
Mexico's GDP Growth Rate YoY came in at 0.10% for March, missing the 0.80% estimate and down sharply from February's 1.80%. This marks a significant slowdown in annual growth, reflecting a contraction in economic momentum. Market focus will remain on upcoming data releases and central bank signals amid this deceleration. Updated 4/30/26
Brazil's Gross Domestic Product MoM rose to 80.10% in April, beating the estimate of 79.60%. This marks an increase from March's 79.20%, indicating continued economic expansion. Market participants will watch upcoming data for confirmation of this growth trend. Updated 4/30/26
Germany Employment Change · Actual: 20 · Forecast: 4 · Previous: 3 · (beat expectations)
Germany Unemployed Persons · Actual: 3.01 · Forecast: 2.98 · Previous: 2.99 · (beat expectations)
Germany Unemployment Rate · Actual: 6.40 · Forecast: 6.30 · Previous: 6.40 · (beat expectations)
Netherlands GDP Growth Rate QoQ · Actual: 0.10 · Forecast: 0.20 · Previous: 0.40 · (missed expectations)
Netherlands GDP Growth Rate YoY · Actual: 1.20 · Forecast: 1.30 · Previous: 1.80 · (missed expectations)
Poland Inflation Rate YoY · Actual: 3.20 · Forecast: 3.50 · Previous: 3 · (missed expectations)
Spain GDP Growth Rate YoY · Actual: 2.70 · Forecast: 2.70 · Previous: 2.60 · (met expectations)
Spain GDP Growth Rate QoQ · Actual: 0.60 · Forecast: 0.50 · Previous: 0.80 · (beat expectations)
Spain Gross Domestic Product QoQ · Actual: 0.60 · Forecast: 0.50 · Previous: 0.80 · (beat expectations)
Switzerland KOF Leading Indicators · Actual: 97.90 · Forecast: 95.90 · Previous: 95.60 · (beat expectations)
Turkey Balance of Trade · Actual: -11.20 · Forecast: -11.30 · Previous: -9 · (beat expectations)
France Inflation Rate MoM · Actual: 1 · Forecast: 0.90 · Previous: 1 · (beat expectations)
France Inflation Rate YoY · Actual: 2.20 · Forecast: 2 · Previous: 1.70 · (beat expectations)
France CPI MoM · Actual: 1 · Forecast: 0.90 · Previous: 1 · (beat expectations)
France HICP MoM · Actual: 1.20 · Forecast: 0.90 · Previous: 1.10 · (beat expectations)
Germany Retail Sales YoY · Actual: -2 · Forecast: 0.50 · Previous: 0.90 · (missed expectations)
Germany Retail Sales MoM · Actual: -2 · Forecast: -0.10 · Previous: -0.30 · (missed expectations)
Germany Gross Domestic Product QoQ · Forecast: 0.10 · Previous: 0.30
Saudi Arabia GDP Growth Rate YoY · Actual: 2.80 · Forecast: 3.80 · Previous: 5 · (missed expectations)
United Kingdom Nationwide Housing Prices YoY · Forecast: 2.20 · Previous: 2.20
United Kingdom Nationwide Housing Prices MoM · Forecast: -0.30 · Previous: 0.90
France GDP Growth Rate YoY · Actual: 1.10 · Forecast: 1 · Previous: 1.30 · (beat expectations)
France GDP Growth Rate QoQ · Actual: 0 · Forecast: 0.20 · Previous: 0.20 · (missed expectations)
France Consumer Spending MoM · Actual: 0.70 · Forecast: 0.70 · Previous: -1.40 · (met expectations)
France Gross Domestic Product QoQ · Actual: 0 · Forecast: 0.20 · Previous: 0.20 · (missed expectations)
Japan Consumer Confidence · Actual: 32.20 · Forecast: 33.10 · Previous: 33.30 · (missed expectations)
Japan Housing Starts YoY · Actual: -29.30 · Forecast: -28.50 · Previous: -4.90 · (missed expectations)
Netherlands Inflation Rate YoY · Actual: 2.80 · Forecast: 2.60 · Previous: 2.70 · (beat expectations)
China S&P Global Manufacturing PMI · Actual: 52.20 · Forecast: 51 · Previous: 50.80 · (beat expectations)
China NBS Manufacturing PMI · Actual: 50.30 · Forecast: 50.10 · Previous: 50.40 · (beat expectations)
China NBS Non Manufacturing PMI · Actual: 49.40 · Forecast: 49.90 · Previous: 50.10 · (missed expectations)
New Zealand ANZ Business Confidence · Actual: -10.60 · Forecast: 27 · Previous: 32.50 · (missed expectations)
Japan Retail Sales YoY · Actual: 1.70 · Forecast: 0.80 · Previous: -0.10 · (beat expectations)
Japan Industrial Production MoM · Actual: -0.50 · Forecast: 1.10 · Previous: -2 · (missed expectations)
Brazil Interest Rate Decision · Actual: 14.50 · Forecast: 14.50 · Previous: 14.75 · (met expectations)
United States Fed Interest Rate Decision · Actual: 3.75 · Forecast: 3.75 · Previous: 3.75 · (met expectations)
Russia Unemployment Rate · Actual: 2.20 · Forecast: 2.30 · Previous: 2.10 · (missed expectations)
United States Atlanta Fed GDPNow · Actual: 1.20 · Forecast: 1.20 · Previous: 1.20 · (met expectations)
United States EIA Crude Oil Stocks Change · Actual: -6.23 · Forecast: -0.20 · Previous: 1.93 · (missed expectations)
United States EIA Gasoline Stocks Change · Actual: -6.08 · Forecast: -2.10 · Previous: -4.57 · (missed expectations)
Canada BoC Interest Rate Decision · Actual: 2.25 · Forecast: 2.25 · Previous: 2.25 · (met expectations)
United States Wholesale Inventories MoM · Actual: 1.40 · Forecast: 0.40 · Previous: 0.90 · (beat expectations)
United States Durable Goods Orders Ex Transp MoM · Actual: 0.90 · Forecast: 0.40 · Previous: 1.20 · (beat expectations)
United States Housing Starts MoM · Actual: 10.80 · Forecast: -0.70 · Previous: -3 · (beat expectations)
United States Housing Starts · Actual: 1.50 · Forecast: 1.40 · Previous: 1.36 · (beat expectations)
United States Building Permits MoM · Actual: 10.90 · Forecast: -1.90 · Previous: -4.70 · (beat expectations)
United States Building Permits · Actual: 1.54 · Forecast: 1.36 · Previous: 1.39 · (beat expectations)
United States Retail Inventories Ex Autos MoM · Actual: 0.50 · Forecast: -0.20 · Previous: 0.30 · (beat expectations)
United States Durable Goods Orders MoM · Actual: 0.80 · Forecast: 0.50 · Previous: -1.20 · (beat expectations)
United States Goods Trade Balance · Actual: -87.87 · Forecast: -87.50 · Previous: -83.50 · (missed expectations)
United States Goods Trade Balance Adv · Actual: -87.87 · Forecast: -87 · Previous: -83.50 · (missed expectations)
Germany Inflation Rate MoM · Actual: 0.60 · Forecast: 0.70 · Previous: 1.10 · (missed expectations)
Germany Inflation Rate YoY · Actual: 2.90 · Forecast: 3 · Previous: 2.70 · (missed expectations)
Germany CPI MoM · Actual: 0.60 · Forecast: 0.70 · Previous: 1.10 · (missed expectations)
Germany CPI YoY · Actual: 2.90 · Forecast: 3 · Previous: 2.70 · (missed expectations)
Spain Business Confidence · Actual: -5 · Forecast: -6 · Previous: -4.30 · (beat expectations)
Spain Business Confidence · Forecast: -6 · Previous: -4.20
European Union Economic Sentiment · Actual: 93 · Forecast: 95.20 · Previous: 96.20 · (missed expectations)
Italy Business Confidence · Actual: 87.90 · Forecast: 88 · Previous: 88.70 · (missed expectations)
Italy Consumer Confidence · Actual: 90.80 · Forecast: 91.20 · Previous: 92.60 · (missed expectations)
Spain Inflation Rate MoM · Actual: 0.40 · Forecast: 0.60 · Previous: 1.20 · (missed expectations)
Spain Inflation Rate YoY · Actual: 3.20 · Forecast: 3.40 · Previous: 3.40 · (missed expectations)
Spain CPI YoY · Actual: 3.20 · Forecast: 3.50 · Previous: 3.40 · (missed expectations)
Spain HICP YoY · Actual: 3.50 · Forecast: 3.50 · Previous: 3.40 · (met expectations)
Thailand Interest Rate Decision · Actual: 1 · Forecast: 1 · Previous: 1 · (met expectations)
Turkey Unemployment Rate · Actual: 8.10 · Forecast: 8.50 · Previous: 8.40 · (missed expectations)
Sweden Gross Domestic Product YoY · Actual: 1.60 · Forecast: 2.10 · Previous: 1.80 · (missed expectations)
Sweden Gross Domestic Product QoQ · Actual: -0.20 · Forecast: 0.10 · Previous: 0.20 · (missed expectations)
Japan Housing Starts YoY · Forecast: -28.50 · Previous: -4.90
Australia CPI YoY · Actual: 3.30 · Forecast: 3.30 · Previous: 3.30 · (met expectations)
Australia Inflation Rate YoY · Actual: 4.60 · Forecast: 4.80 · Previous: 3.70 · (missed expectations)
Australia Inflation Rate YoY · Forecast: 4.10 · Previous: 3.60
Australia Inflation Rate MoM · Actual: 1.10 · Forecast: 1.30 · Previous: 0 · (missed expectations)