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  1. South Korea chip workers’ bonuses puts central bank on inflation alert

    An employee counts genuine South Korean 50,000 won banknotes in this arranged photograph at the Counterfeit Notes Response…
    #NewsBeep #News #Economy #AsiaEconomy #BreakingNews:Technology #Business #businessnews #Centralbanking #Inflation #Iran #iSharesSemiconductorETF #Personnel #Prices #Retailsales #SouthKorea #Technology #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/648765/

  2. Photograph - Baker & Rouse Ltd, Store Exterior, Brisbane, 1895

    Black and white block mounted photograph of the Baker & Rouse Ltd store in Brisbane, taken 1895. It is one of eight black and white mounted photographs of Kodak Australasia Pty Ltd building exteriors and shop fronts in Australia and New Zealand from the late 19th, early 20th century, kept by Kodak Australasia Pty Ltd in their corporate record. ...
    Museums Victoria via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/3802

    #Photography #Industry #Manufacturing #PhotographicProducts #Retailing #Shops #RetailDisplays #RetailSales #Buildings #Shopfronts #Cameras #Streetscapes #History #WorkingLife #ShopExteriors #Photograph #Museum

  3. UK bond yields just saw their steepest weekly fall since 2024, while retail sales slipped as drivers curb fuel use.

    - Lower yields hint at easing borrowing costs, but also signal market uncertainty.
    - The dip in retail spend aligns with tighter household budgets and reduced mileage.

    Investors are watching whether this slowdown spreads beyond energy‑linked sectors.

    #UKEconomy #BondYields #RetailSales #EnergyTransition #FediverseNews

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  4. UK bond yields just saw their steepest weekly fall since 2024, while retail sales slipped as drivers curb fuel use.

    - Lower yields hint at easing borrowing costs, but also signal market uncertainty.
    - The dip in retail spend aligns with tighter household budgets and reduced mileage.

    Investors are watching whether this slowdown spreads beyond energy‑linked sectors.

    #UKEconomy #BondYields #RetailSales #EnergyTransition #FediverseNews

    🔗 news.google.com/rss/articles/C

  5. 2 Desjardins: Only four of the nine subsectors rose, further highlighting the pressure on #Canadian #consumers from higher #gas #prices. #retailsales #cdnecon

  6. 2 Desjardins: Only four of the nine subsectors rose, further highlighting the pressure on #Canadian #consumers from higher #gas #prices. #retailsales #cdnecon

  7. 1 Desjardins: #Retailsales in Canada rose 0.9% in March, but all of the increase was driven by #gasoline #prices. Excluding #gas and #autos, sales fell 0.1%. Higher #prices accounted for more than all of the gains in nominal headline sales, with volumes down 0.7% 🧵 #cdnecon

  8. 1 Desjardins: #Retailsales in Canada rose 0.9% in March, but all of the increase was driven by #gasoline #prices. Excluding #gas and #autos, sales fell 0.1%. Higher #prices accounted for more than all of the gains in nominal headline sales, with volumes down 0.7% 🧵 #cdnecon

  9. 3 CIBC: … well above the 0.2% consensus expectation, while the prior month's reading was revised up by a tick to 0.6%. #retailsales #usecon

  10. 2 CIBC: However, that didn't stop #consumers from #spending elsewhere, as the control group of sales that feeds more directly into non-auto goods #consumption in #GDP (and excludes gasoline, autos, restaurants, and building materials) posted a 0.7% increase … 🧵 #usecon #retailsales

  11. 1 CIBC: #Retailsales surged in the #US in March, driven both by higher #gasoline #prices and resilience in discretionary categories. The 1.7% headline increase was above the consensus expectation of 1.4% and included a 16% jump in gasoline station receipts. 🧵 #usecon

  12. Bloomberg: A #rally that drove the #S&P500 to within a whisker of an all-time high is stalling as #traders gear up for a slate of #US #economic readings, starting with #retailsales today. #Asian #indexes set fresh records overnight. #markets

  13. USD/JPY nears 147.00 as Japan GDP surprises, US data weighs on Dollar

    USD/JPY drops toward 147.00, down nearly 0.50% on the day, as the Yen gains on growth optimism and broad US Dollar weakness.Japan Q2 GDP beats expectations, rising 0.3% QoQ and 1.0% annualized, driven by capital expenditure and exports.US Retail Sales slow …
    #Japan #JP #JapanNews #gdp #news #RetailSales #unitedstates #usdjpy
    alojapan.com/1347124/usd-jpy-n

  14. alojapan.com/1347124/usd-jpy-n USD/JPY nears 147.00 as Japan GDP surprises, US data weighs on Dollar #gdp #Japan #JapanNews #news #RetailSales #unitedstates #usdjpy USD/JPY drops toward 147.00, down nearly 0.50% on the day, as the Yen gains on growth optimism and broad US Dollar weakness.Japan Q2 GDP beats expectations, rising 0.3% QoQ and 1.0% annualized, driven by capital expenditure and exports.US Retail Sales slow to 0.5% MoM in July and Industrial Production contracts

  15. Japan CPI and UK Retail Sales gather all the attention

    As market participants continued to digest the FOMC event and escalating fears over a potential spread of the conflict in the Middle East, the US Dollar traded with humble gains, extending at the same time its gradual weekly recovery. Here’s what to watch on Friday, June 20: The US Dolla…
    #Japan #JP #JapanNews #CPI #Currencies #EURUSD #news #RetailSales
    alojapan.com/1301904/japan-cpi

  16. #US #retail sales dropped more than expected in May, weighed down by a decline in motor vehicle purchases as a rush to beat potential #tariffs related price hikes ebbed, but #consumer spending remained supported by wage growth [whose?].

    #RetailSales fell 0.9% last month after a downwardly revised 0.1% dip in April, the #Commerce Department's Census Bureau said on Tuesday.

    #Trump #economy #recession
    reuters.com/business/retail-co

  17. #US #retail sales dropped more than expected in May, weighed down by a decline in motor vehicle purchases as a rush to beat potential #tariffs related price hikes ebbed, but #consumer spending remained supported by wage growth [whose?].

    #RetailSales fell 0.9% last month after a downwardly revised 0.1% dip in April, the #Commerce Department's Census Bureau said on Tuesday.

    #Trump #economy #recession
    reuters.com/business/retail-co

  18. 1 BMO: #Equitymarkets continued their relief #rally yesterday, with some quiet on the #trade front and a mixed U.S. #retailsales report for February. #Futures point to a mostly flat open this morning. 🧵 #markets

  19. FOMC decision unlikely to move markets much, says analyst Nik Patel. Keep an eye on Monday's retail sales data – it could be a bigger market mover! Weak data + market rally = growth fears priced in. Strong data could reverse pessimism. #FOMC #RetailSales #MarketAnalysis #Crypto

    #blockchain #news

  20. UK retail sales growth in Oct slowed to just 0.3% YoY, missing the 1.4% consensus and marking a drop from Sept's 1.7%.

    China's Caixin Services PMI rose to 52.0 in Oct, surpassing the 50.5 consensus and improving from Sept's 50.3, indicating a moderate expansion.

    The RBA held its cash rate steady at 4.35% in Nov, in line with expectations, as Gov. Bullock highlighted inflation and housing risks while aiming for job market stability.

    #GBP #RetailSales #UK #China #PMI #Caixin #Australia #RBA

  21. UK retail sales growth in Oct slowed to just 0.3% YoY, missing the 1.4% consensus and marking a drop from Sept's 1.7%.

    China's Caixin Services PMI rose to 52.0 in Oct, surpassing the 50.5 consensus and improving from Sept's 50.3, indicating a moderate expansion.

    The RBA held its cash rate steady at 4.35% in Nov, in line with expectations, as Gov. Bullock highlighted inflation and housing risks while aiming for job market stability.

    #GBP #RetailSales #UK #China #PMI #Caixin #Australia #RBA

  22. Japan’s Industrial Production (MoM) rose 1.4% in Sep, while Australia’s Building Approvals surged 4.4% but Retail Sales lagged at 0.1%. China’s Oct Composite PMI climbed to 50.8, with Manufacturing at 50.1, marking expansion, and Non-Manufacturing at 50.2, slightly below forecast.

    #Asia #Economy #JPY #AUD #CNY #PMI #RetailSales #Australia #China #Japan #IndustrialProduction

  23. Japan’s Industrial Production (MoM) rose 1.4% in Sep, while Australia’s Building Approvals surged 4.4% but Retail Sales lagged at 0.1%. China’s Oct Composite PMI climbed to 50.8, with Manufacturing at 50.1, marking expansion, and Non-Manufacturing at 50.2, slightly below forecast.

    #Asia #Economy #JPY #AUD #CNY #PMI #RetailSales #Australia #China #Japan #IndustrialProduction

  24. Russia’s economy shows growth in Sep, with GDP up 2.9% YoY and retail sales rising 6.5% YoY, beating the 6.0% forecast. Unemployment remained steady at 2.4%, reflecting a stable job market.

    #Russia #GDP #RetailSales #Unemployment #EconomicData

  25. Russia’s economy shows growth in Sep, with GDP up 2.9% YoY and retail sales rising 6.5% YoY, beating the 6.0% forecast. Unemployment remained steady at 2.4%, reflecting a stable job market.

    #Russia #GDP #RetailSales #Unemployment #EconomicData

  26. Core Retail Sales in Canada for August fell by 0.7%, significantly missing the 0.3% consensus and down from the previous month’s 0.3%.

    Retail Sales for August rose by 0.4%, slightly below the expected increase of 0.5% and down from the 0.9% increase in July.

    The New Housing Price Index for September showed no change at 0.0%, missing the forecast of 0.2% but remaining unchanged from the previous month.

    #RetailSales #CoreRetailSales #HousingMarket #Economy #Canada #EconomicIndicators #Finance

  27. Core Retail Sales in Canada for August fell by 0.7%, significantly missing the 0.3% consensus and down from the previous month’s 0.3%.

    Retail Sales for August rose by 0.4%, slightly below the expected increase of 0.5% and down from the 0.9% increase in July.

    The New Housing Price Index for September showed no change at 0.0%, missing the forecast of 0.2% but remaining unchanged from the previous month.

    #RetailSales #CoreRetailSales #HousingMarket #Economy #Canada #EconomicIndicators #Finance

  28. European stocks edged lower as investors digested the ECB's 25bps rate cut to 3.25%, the first back-to-back cut since 2011, signaling a tough economic outlook despite easing inflation. China's Q3 GDP growth hit 4.6%, missing the 5% target. UK retail sales beat forecasts, rising 0.3% MoM. AB Volvo's Q3 earnings disappointed, sending shares down 2%. Netflix added 5.1M subscribers, while oil prices remained weak amid demand concerns.
    #Markets #Economy #China #GDP #Stocks #ECB #Q3 #UK #RetailSales

  29. European stocks edged lower as investors digested the ECB's 25bps rate cut to 3.25%, the first back-to-back cut since 2011, signaling a tough economic outlook despite easing inflation. China's Q3 GDP growth hit 4.6%, missing the 5% target. UK retail sales beat forecasts, rising 0.3% MoM. AB Volvo's Q3 earnings disappointed, sending shares down 2%. Netflix added 5.1M subscribers, while oil prices remained weak amid demand concerns.
    #Markets #Economy #China #GDP #Stocks #ECB #Q3 #UK #RetailSales

  30. Core Retail Sales in the US for September increased by 0.5%, surpassing the consensus of 0.1% and up from the previous figure of 0.2%.

    Retail Sales rose by 0.4% in September, exceeding the consensus of 0.3% and higher than the previous increase of 0.1%.

    #US #Retail #RetailSales #CoreRetailSales #Economy

  31. Core Retail Sales in the US for September increased by 0.5%, surpassing the consensus of 0.1% and up from the previous figure of 0.2%.

    Retail Sales rose by 0.4% in September, exceeding the consensus of 0.3% and higher than the previous increase of 0.1%.

    #US #Retail #RetailSales #CoreRetailSales #Economy

  32. The U.S. dollar dipped slightly but stayed near 7-week highs, buoyed by higher Treasury yields and Middle East concerns. Strong U.S. jobs data reduced bets on aggressive Fed rate cuts. The euro rose on strong German industrial data, while the pound gained as UK retail sales hit a 6-month high. The yen recovered on steady wage growth, and the yuan weakened amid stimulus concerns

    #USD #EUR #GBP #JPY #Fed #Forex #Germany #RetailSales #Yuan #MiddleEast #RetailSales #IndustrialProduction #WageGrowth

  33. The U.S. dollar dipped slightly but stayed near 7-week highs, buoyed by higher Treasury yields and Middle East concerns. Strong U.S. jobs data reduced bets on aggressive Fed rate cuts. The euro rose on strong German industrial data, while the pound gained as UK retail sales hit a 6-month high. The yen recovered on steady wage growth, and the yuan weakened amid stimulus concerns

    #USD #EUR #GBP #JPY #Fed #Forex #Germany #RetailSales #Yuan #MiddleEast #RetailSales #IndustrialProduction #WageGrowth

  34. Canada's Core Retail Sales rose by 0.4% in July, above the 0.2% consensus and up from 0.3% in June.

    Canada's Retail Sales climbed 0.9% in July, beating the 0.5% forecast and rebounding from a -0.2% drop in June. #Canada #RetailSales

  35. UK Retail Sales (MoM) for Aug increased by 1.0%, surpassing the 0.3% forecast and the previous 0.7%.

    UK Retail Sales (YoY) for Aug climbed 2.5%, exceeding the 1.4% consensus and previous 1.5%.

    #UK #RetailSales #GBP

  36. UK Core Retail Sales (MoM) for Aug rose by 1.1%, beating the consensus of 0.5% and surpassing the previous 1.0%.

    UK Core Retail Sales (YoY) for Aug jumped 2.3%, higher than the forecasted 1.1% and last year's 1.4%.

    #UK #RetailSales #GBP

  37. Canada's Core Retail Sales rose 0.3% in June, beating expectations of a -0.2% drop and improving from the previous -1.2%.

    Canada's Retail Sales fell by 0.3% in June, matching expectations, but slightly better than the previous -0.8%.

    #Canada #RetailSales #CoreRetail

  38. New Zealand's Business NZ PMI fell to 41.1 in June from 47.2, showing a sharper contraction. Electronic card retail sales improved to -0.6% from -1.2%. #NewZealand #PMI #RetailSales