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US data dump provides little new info for the Fed
Although Durable Goods was stronger than expected, there is little to take from the other data points, as it was from so long ago.

Stronger US data maintains goldilocks scenario for risk assets
As well as GDP, there were positive surprises in Jobless claims and durable goods orders

Markets steady ahead of GDP, earnings and CB meetings
There are still a few important macro pointers that investors will be watching this week ahead of a very busy next week

How GDP affects forex trading
GDP releases are crucial events on the forex trading calendar, measuring the percentage change in the economic output of a country. New GDP rates are highly anticipated by forex traders because of what they mean for the country’s economy and what policies central banks and government may enact in response.

Australia’s GDP disappoints, savings ratio heads lower
Whilst Australia’s Q3 GDP was expected to soften relative to Q2, it came in softer than expected. And whilst household spending remains apparent, it is to the detriment to savings.

Canadian Q3 GDP surprises to upside but the Canadian Dollar moves lower
USD/CAD made a large move higher today, though it doesn’t seem like it was based on fundamentals.

FTSE falls as optimism fades
UK investors more worried about a deteriorating global economy, than are hopeful about the US and other central banks easing rate hikes

Q3 GDP shows the US is out of a technical recession, does it matter?
Today’s US data did little to help traders change their minds regarding the possibility of a 75bps hike at next week’s FOMC meeting.

Q3 GDP shows the US is out of a technical recession, does it matter?
Today’s US data did little to help traders change their minds regarding the possibility of a 75bps hike at next week’s FOMC meeting.

Antipodean double header data review - NZ GDP and AU jobs
With some calm restored to Wall Street overnight, attention today tuned to the release of Q2 NZ GDP and the Australian August labour force report for August.

ASX200 Afternoon Report September 7th 2022
The ASX200 trades 100 points lower at 6727 at 3.05pm

Q2 GDP revised higher, but so is the Price Index; DXY
The higher revision to the Price Index continues to shed light on the fact that Fed underestimated inflation over the course of the last year.

US Advanced GDP for Q2 is negative; Is the US in a recession?
The textbook definition of a recession is 2 quarters of negative growth. However, many economists don’t abide by that rule.

S&P500 "easy money" gone - what happens next?
A quiet start to the new trading week as U.S stock markets closed mixed ahead of this week's FOMC and Q2 GDP data and earnings reports from U.S Mega Tech companies.

AU Q1 2022 GDP beats forecasts and frames further gains for AUDNZD
As the release of the final partials yesterday warned, Australian Q1 2022 Australian GDP has beaten expectations, rising by a solid 0.8% QoQ and 3.3% YoY, despite the impact of Omicron and the devastating rains and floods that hit the East Coast.

AU Q1 2022 GDP preview and what comes next for the AUDUSD
Just one week before the highly anticipated June RBA Board meeting, Australian Q1 2022 GDP is set to drop this Wednesday.
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Two trades to watch: GBP/USD, CAC
GBP/USD falls as stagflation fears rise. CAC rallies after the first round of the French elections.

NZ Q4 GDP and what comes next for AUDNZD?
As is often the case, Thursdays New Zealand's quarterly GDP release follows hot on the heels of the FOMC meeting and a few hours before Australia's monthly jobs data, likely making for a volatile session in Asia.

Australian growth rebounded in Q4
Hopes that growth in Australia would rebound in Q1 were easily met, with GDP rising 3.4% q/q compared to 3.0% expected.

AUDUSD resilience continues ahead of AU Q4 GDP
An appetite for FX safe havens overnight led to JPY and CHF outperformance. Despite being a risky currency, the AUDUSD wasn’t far behind, finishing 0.5% higher at .7265.

US Q4 Advanced GDP beats; Inflation components higher
One important piece of information to look at in the GDP data is the inflation component, which is called the Price Index or the Deflator.

European Open: China’s GDP not as soft as expected
China’s growth data may not have been as good as it was, yet neither was it as bad as feared.

Asian Open: China’s GDP in focus today
The consensus view is for growth to have slowed in China’s GDP report today, leaving some to speculate that more stimulus could follow.