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Canada Weekly: Manufacturing Buoys the Economy American anti-trade sentiment poses a downside risk to the positive outlook. LatAm Weekly: Cuban Monetary Policy Over a Barrel The oil price collapse makes Cuba desperate for foreign investment. First Take on the U.S. Senate Healthcare Bill The proposal’s Medicaid cuts will likely result in more uninsured than the House’s plan over the long run. Economic Briefing: Import Surge Hurts French GDP French GDP growth was expected to hit 0.4% q/q in Q1; net exports likely subtracted 0.8 ppt. » VIEW MORE TODAY'S ECONOMY
Commentary
Macro Roundup: New Zealand Cruises Along Domestic inflation pressures are subdued, and the central bank will keep rates steady for another year. Macro Roundup: Germany Needs a Rebalancing Act The bloated surplus stems from from the weak euro and slow wage growth. Asia-Pacific Weekly Highlights and Preview, 23 June, 2017 This quarter, Japan is set for its sixth consecutive expansion. Europe Weekly Highlights and Preview, 23 June, 2017 The week ahead will shed light on consumer and business sentiment across Europe. » VIEW MORE COMMENTARY
Today's Economic Indicators
Singapore
Industrial Production
May. 2017: 5.0%
Singapore's manufacturing sector is slowing midway through 2017. France
GDP
2017Q1: 0.5%
The French economy expanded by 0.5% q/q in the first quarter of 2017, slightly above expectations and holding the rate of the upwardly revised 0.5% in the previous stanza. Taiwan
Domestic Trade
May. 2017: 1.0%
Taiwanese consumers loosened their purse strings in May, with retail trade expanding 1% y/y up from a 0.4% gain previously. Taiwan
Industrial Production
May. 2017: 0.8%
Manufacturing in Taiwan rebounded in May, after the surprise 0.6% decline in April. Canada
Consumer Price Index
May. 2017: 1.3%
Consumer prices remain tame despite signs of broader economic improvement. Mexico
Retail & Wholesale Sales
Apr. 2017: 1.4%
Retail consumption decelerated in April as sales were affected by Easter vacations. United States
New-Home Sales
May. 2017: 610,000
New single-family home sales rebounded in May, regaining part of the sharp drop in April. United States
ECRI Weekly Leading Index
June 16: 143.7
The U.S. economy will continue to expand over the coming quarters, but gains will moderate as the expansion matures. » VIEW MORE ECONOMIC INDICATORS |
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