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German IP fell only slightly

Chris Scicluna
Emily Nicol
  • Japan’s BoJ consumption activity index slips back in July
  • China’s trade surplus narrows with exports falling short of expectations
  • US trade deficit expected to narrow on the back of a drop in imports

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German factory orders fall for sixth consecutive month

Chris Scicluna
Emily Nicol
  • German wholesale power prices lower after government decision to retain two nuclear power stations on stand-by as an “emergency reserve” over the winter
  • Japanese household spending falls back at the start of Q3 as Covid-19 cases surged
  • UK Prime Minister Truss reportedly to freeze household energy bills for up to two via government-back loans, capping rise in inflation

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All eyes on Thursday’s ECB monetary policy announcement

Chris Scicluna
Emily Nicol
  • UK politics in focus as opportunistic Foreign Secretary Liz Truss expected to be announced as Johnson’s successor Prime Minister
  • Today’s Japanese final services PMI for August were consistent with contraction 

 

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German GDP up slightly in Q2

Chris Scicluna
Emily Nicol
  • French business confidence holds steady in August, but still remains well below levels in the first half of the year
  • ECB account from July’s policy meeting to be watched closely for further insights into the likely near-term policy path 
  • Japan’s services producer price inflation unchanged at 2½-year high

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Japanese flash PMIs slip into contractionary territory

Chris Scicluna
Emily Nicol
  • Underlying price pressures continue to broaden in Japan, with the trimmed mean CPI rising to the highest since the series began in 2001
  • Europe’s flash PMIs seem likely to signal increasing recession risks, while the Commission’s flash consumer confidence is likely to remain close to or at record low

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