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FREE ARTICLESales in the week ended November 22 were down 1.4% y-o-y week, down 1.1% y-o-y month and down 1.3% m-o-m. Redbook sales for the week ended November 15 declined 0.9% y-o-y week, dropped 0.9% y-o-y month and fell 1.1% m-o-m. Monthly figures are season read this

FREE ARTICLEThe Swissy turned lower after it failed to sustain early European buying momentum. Broad weakness across global equity markets was the catalyst for a safe haven bid in early trade, which saw EUR-CHF record 1.5170 lows. But follow-through selling was la read this

FREE ARTICLESterling has steadied at lower levels after Monday's sharp sell-off which saw the unit record $1.4804 lows and EUR-GBP move up to 0.8527 highs. A broad reduction in risk was an influence on price action, but the bulk of the read this

FREE ARTICLEUS shares tanked Monday after it was revealed the world's largest economy has been in recession since December 2007 and FED Chairman Ben Bernanke indicated the downturn could be worsening. The Dow plunged 7.7%. The S&P shed 8.9%. The Nasdaq lost read this

FREE ARTICLESales in the week ended November 22 were down 1.4% y-o-y week, down 1.1% y-o-y month and down 1.3% m-o-m. Redbook sales for the week ended November 15 declined 0.9% y-o-y week, dropped 0.9% y-o-y month and fell 1.1% m-o-m. Monthly figures are season read this

FREE ARTICLEUSD remains well bid vs. most of the majors going into of the lunch hour with the USD Index maintaining marginal support above the 87 handle. EUR/USD, down 0.33% to 1.2649, is trading in the lower portion of today’s range, and is in line with Fri read this

FREE ARTICLETotal Construction Spending was down 1.2% in October, a bigger fall than expected, and the largest drop since July. The September number, originally a drop of 0.3%, was revised to unchanged from August. Also, the August figure was upwardly adjusted to sho read this

FREE ARTICLE • October Construction Spending is expected to fall 1% following a 0.3% September decline The outlook for Construction Spending is expected to reveal considerable deterioration, reflecting similar declines in previously reported October read this

FREE ARTICLEUSD/CAD showed little reaction to the better GDP data, and remains supported above the 1.2450 level so far. We have heard talk of a large sell order in place between 1.2480 and 1.2520, which could keep upside limited for now. Generally though, the risk ba read this

FREE ARTICLETaking their cues from overseas markets, US equities are pointing to a lower open with Dow futures off 2.3% and S&Ps down more than 2.7%. Nasdaq futures are off 2.5%. Shopping over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend wasn’t as bad as feared, but read this

FREE ARTICLEMany US market participants will return their Thanksgiving break to find a batch of weak economic data readings out of Asia and Europe have kept the recession theme to the fore which, coupled with fairly hefty stock market losses, maintained safe haven de read this

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FREE ARTICLEUK mortgage lending and approvals are expected to continue to ease in October, according to the lastest lending data from the Bank of England (BOE), which will be released on Monday, December 1. The BOE's monthly report on lending to individuals i read this

FREE ARTICLEBund futures are higher in early trade, supported by much weaker than expected retail sales data and slightly lower DAX futures. As of 7:24GMT the December 10-year Bund future is up 21 ticks at 121.68. In the cash market the 10-year Bund yield is down read this

FREE ARTICLEAsian shares took a hit on concerns global economic growth is slowing faster than first expected. The Nikkei was 1.4%. The ASX fell 1.5%. The Hang Seng bucked the trend, rising 1.4%. European shares were expected to open slightly lower. German October read this

FREE ARTICLEThe USD traded on a firm footing in Asia on expectations of rate cuts in the euro zone, UK, Australia and New Zealand this week. Over the weekend, and following data today, the expectations for the size of the rate cuts by these central banks became more read this

FREE ARTICLE• October Construction Spending is expected to fall 1% following a 0.3% September decline The outlook for Construction Spending is expected to reveal considerable deterioration, reflecting similar declines in previously reported October da read this

FREE ARTICLEThe dollar traded on a firmer footing in thin month end trade. An abbreviated U.S. session should ensure that most of the order flows go through ahead of the London close. There was heavy speculation of sizable dollar buying to go through, with a leading read this

FREE ARTICLEEUR/USD maintained tight ranges close to 1.2900 in quiet European trade. An early move up towards 1.2960 ran out of steam as European interbank names bought back the dollar amid speculation of good month end buying interest. In holiday thin trade opti read this

FREE ARTICLEGBP maintained a supportive tone, with Cable moving back towards the 1.5450 region in to the European session, while EUR/GBP continued to consolidate below the 0.8400 handle. Sterling buying interest was noted on dips in Asia, which supported Cable in to read this

FREE ARTICLEThis week's stock market bounce, which in all likelihood is a bear market rally, helped foster a calmer tone in FX markets this week, which looks likely to remain the case into next week. The US markets reopen, but to an abbreviated session and there read this

FREE ARTICLEEuropean debt futures are likely to open little changed with a negative bias, in line with overnight Treasuries. In Asia, stock markets were mixed. The UK has GfK consumer confidence released overnight, which showed a surprising improvement to -35 (median read this

FREE ARTICLEEuropean debt futures are higher, having pared earlier losses after very weak eurozone November economic confidence data. Meanwhile, stock markets are recording gains. Note that trade volumes are likely to be thinner than normal today, with US markets clo read this

FREE ARTICLEBund futures are lower after better than expected German unemployment and a surprisingly strong M3 number, which reflects an acceleration in M1 growth as banks continues to pump liquidity into the system. As of 9:19GMT the December 10-year Bund future read this

FREE ARTICLEGrowth in Eurozone M3 money supply is expected to have fallen to 8.1% in October from 8.6% in September. Growth in loans to the private sector is also forecast lower at 8.0% following 8.5% the month prior. Like M3 itself, three-month moving average has read this

FREE ARTICLEBund futures opened slightly lower, but quickly regained initial losses and are now little changed on the day, ahead of key confidence data that will likely support expectations for more rate cuts next week. As of 7:40GMT the December 10-year Bund fut read this

FREE ARTICLE* UK Nov Nationwide house prices down 0.4% m/m after 1.4% drop * German Nov unemployment expected down 5K (median -8K), jobless rate at 7.5% * EZ Nov economic confidence seen down to 80.0 (median 78.3) from 80.4 * European calendar also has EZ Oc read this

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FREE ARTICLETrading in Asia was thin and lacking impetus with today's NY holiday blamed for the dull session as well as the approach of month end. Dollar bloc currencies such as AUD, NZD and CAD rallied early in the session as the Nikkei rallied over 2% in react read this

FREE ARTICLEDespite a batch of ugly U.S. economic data, the dollar, and the equity market posted gains on the holiday shortened N.Y. session. A dismal durables report, along with weak new home sales, a record low Chicago PMI report, and a sharp drop in consumption ul read this

FREE ARTICLE October New Home Sales are expected to fall 4% to 445k annualized following a 2.7% increase to 464k annualized units in September Intense financial market deterioration in October is almost certain to have put further downward pressure on the already read this

FREE ARTICLEThe dollar lost ground versus the yen following the mix of data, where the plunge in durables and consumer spending more than offset the dip in jobless claims. U.S. equity futures moved further into the red following the data releases, and it appears for read this

FREE ARTICLESeptember New Orders revised down to $429.4 bln from $432 bln September Shipments revised down to $431.6 bln from $432.9 bln Unfilled Orders revised down to $828.2 bln from $829.5 bln Total inventories revised down to $558.5 bln vs. $558.7 bln read this

FREE ARTICLEInitial Jobless Claims came in about as expected at 529k versus an upwardly revised 543k in the previous week (+1k). The 4wk moving average of Initial Claims was up 11k to 518k from the previous week's revised 507k and, as with last week's data read this

FREE ARTICLEGerman November consumer prices are expected to fall 0.3% m-o-m compared to the 0.2% decline last month, according to analysts, but the m-o-m rates reported so far from all 6 states ranged from -0.5% to -0.6%. Experts see the annual rate of German inflati read this

FREE ARTICLEThe dollar traded modestly higher overnight, as risk appetite ebbed once again on the back of softer global equities. Dealers will have to get through a slew of US economic releases before heading out to Thursday's Thanksgiving holiday, and things ki read this

FREE ARTICLEEuropean stock markets remained sharply lower, with energy companies some of the biggest losers after crude oil prices seven-percent tumble the night before in US markets. US NYMEX crude oil rose 38 cents  to $51.15, but its seven-percent&A read this

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