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| May 15, 2013 |
| 09:17 EDT |  | | Industrial Production Manufacturing data reported
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| 09:17 EDT | | | Industrial Production Capacity Utilization Rate data reported
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| 09:17 EDT | | | Industrial Production data reported
April Industrial Production down -0.5% vs consensus of -0.2% for the month |
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| 09:15 EDT | | | U.S. Treasury capital flows showed foreigners sold another $13.5 B in net long-term assets in March
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| 09:10 EDT | | | The 0.7% U.S. April PPI decline
The 0.7% U.S. April PPI decline extended the big 0.6% March drop, thanks to another big energy price drop and a smaller food price decline. Core prices rose by a lean 0.1% in April to extend the string of 0.1%-0.2% monthly gains since October, with restraint due to small vehicle price declines. Commodity price gains into May should cap the recent-two month drop, and analysts assume a 0.4% May headline PPI rise with a 0.2% core price increase. The y/y headline gauge fell to 0.6% from 1.1% in March and 1.7% in February, versus a slightly lower 0.5% recent-low in July of 2012. The core y/y gauge remained at 1.7% for a third consecutive month, versus a 0.9% cycle-low in December of 2009. Analysts expect a climb in headline y/y gains back toward 2% by June due to harder comparisons alongside continued sub-2% y/y core gains. Yesterday's trade price report revealed big April food and energy price drops alongside core price declines that further reversed early-Q1 gains. For the remaining April reports, analysts expect 0.1% headline CPI and PCE chain price drops, with respective core price gains of 0.2% and 0.1%. |
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| 09:01 EDT | | | Treasury International Capital Foreign Demand for Long-Term U.S. Securities data reported
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| 09:00 EDT | | | U.S. TIC preview:
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| 09:00 EDT | | | U.S. Industrial Production Preview
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| 09:00 EDT | | | The U.S. Empire State May drop to -1.43
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| 08:45 EDT | | | FX Action: The dollar eased back
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| 08:45 EDT | | | U.S. PPI fell 0.7% April after a 0.6% decline in March. The core rate edged up 0.1%
U.S. PPI fell 0.7% April after a 0.6% decline in March. The core rate edged up 0.1% after March's 0.2% increase. Energy prices fell 2.5% after March's 3.4% drop. Foods were down 0.8%. Consumer goods prices dropped 1.0% as gasoline prices fell 6.0% following a 6.8% drop previously. Passenger car prices declined 0.2%. Residential gas was up 4.5%. Women's apparel was up 0.2%. Capital equipment costs inched up 0.1%, with light motor truck prices down 0.1% and computers off 0.9%. Data are a little weaker than expected and continue to reflect a global slowdown in inflation. |
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| 08:45 EDT | | | Treasury Action: yields eased slightly lower
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| 08:40 EDT | | | U.S. Empire State manufacturing index fell 4.5 points to -1.4 in May
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| 08:34 EDT | | | Futures remain quiet following economic reports
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| 08:31 EDT | | | Producer Price Index PPI data reported
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| 08:31 EDT | | | Producer Price Index PPI less food & energy data reported
April Producer Price Index PPI less food & energy up 0.1% vs. consensus of 0.2% for the month |
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| 08:31 EDT | | | Empire State Mfg Survey General Business Conditions Index data reported
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| 08:15 EDT | | | N.Y. FX Outlook
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| 08:10 EDT | | | Fed funds opened at 0.12%
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| 08:05 EDT | | | Canada Manufacturing Preview:
Canada Manufacturing Preview: Analysts expect manufacturing shipments to rise 1.0% in March. The increase would follow the 2.6% surge in February. Export values surged 5.1% in March. Growth was broadbased and export volumes also rose 5.1%. Also on the encouraging side, unfilled orders rose 0.5% in February after a 5.5% gain in January, extending the run of gains seen since November. |
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