US May PCE inflation 4.1% vs 4.1% expected
Prior was 3.8%Headline m/m +0.4% vs +0.5% expectedCore PCE (excluding food & energy):Core y/y 3.4% vs +3.4% expec ...
US May durable goods orders -4.5% vs -4.5% expected
Prior was +7.9% (revised to +8.5%)Durable goods orders ex-transport +1.3% vs +0.6% expectedPrior ex-transport +1.1% ( ...
investingLive European markets wrap: Oil, precious metals drop; equities surge on Micron
Headlines:US futures hold higher as tech shares lead the charge after Micron earnings ease AI fearsOman reaffirms tha ...
Oman reaffirms that future arrangements for Strait of Hormuz do not involve tolls
For now, markets are taking in the calm and it will need some time in gauging the supposed reopening of the Strait of ...
Israel has pulled back from part of its buffer zone in southern Lebanon – US official
Israel has pulled back from part of its buffer zone in southern LebanonIsraeli pullback is an act of “good fait ...
Spain Q1 GDP quarterly growth confirmed at 0.6%
Spain Q1 2026 final GDP +0.6% vs +0.6% q/q prelimPrior (Q4 2025) +0.8%As for the annual estimate, it shows the Spanis ...
Frane June consumer confidence 84 vs 83 expected
Consumer confidence 84 vs 83 expectedPrior 82More to come..
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What are the main events for today?
EUROPEAN SESSIONIn the European session, we don’t have much on the agenda other than a couple of low tier relea ...
Germany July GfK consumer sentiment -29.2 vs -27.6 expected
GfK consumer sentiment -29.2 vs -27.6 expectedPrior -29.8; revised to -29.7More to come..
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investingLive Asia-Pacific FX news wrap: IRGC reject Omani-IMO Hormuz transit framework
Rupee set to rally at open as oil slides below pre-Iran war levels, bucking Asia weaknessAustralia jobs bounce masks ...
Australia jobs bounce masks part-time tilt and April revision as RBA August hold holds
The April revision from minus 18,600 to minus 40,700 is the number that reframes the entire report. The two-month ave ...
Australian May unemployment rate 4.4% (expected 4.4%, prior 4.5%)
more to come —The jobs data follows yesterday’s CPI:Australia May CPI undershoots on headline but core in ...