| Today's Economy
Economic Roundup: Nothing to Write Home About Global business sentiment is stable but soft. Europe Daily Briefing: Aftermath of a Delay Calls for a second Brexit referendum are growing, but this is still unlikely. Asia-Pacific Daily Briefing: China's Stimulus Is Bearing Fruit Total social financing growth continued to climb in March. Current Upturn’s $2.385 Trillion of High-Yield Bond Offerings Towers Over $213 Billion Rise by Outstandings The U.S. equity market is closing in on its September 20, 2018 zenith. » VIEW MORE TODAY'S ECONOMY
Commentary
U.S. Weekly Highlights and Preview, April 12, 2019 We look for improvement in housing-related data as past declines in mortgage rates begin to pay dividends. China Outlook: Defying Gravity Beijing’s easing measures will help temper the economic growth slowdown in 2019. Europe Weekly Highlights and Preview, 12 April, 2019 Euro zone inflation numbers are likely to decline slightly; and there is Brexit. Asia-Pacific Weekly Highlights and Preview: 12 April, 2019 China won’t give much of a lift to already-slowing global growth. » VIEW MORE COMMENTARY
Today's Economic Indicators
India
Foreign Trade
Mar. 2019: -US$10.9 bil
India's trade report for March wasn't too shabby. Canada
New Motor Vehicle Sales
Feb. 2019: -3.3%
New-vehicle sales are improving heading into the important spring sales season. United States
NY Empire State Manufacturing Survey
Apr. 2019: 10.1
Growth in New York picked up a bit this month, according to the April Empire State Manufacturing Survey. Colombia
Industrial Production
Feb. 2019: 2.8%
Manufacturing output expanded 2.8% y/y in February after 3% in the previous month. Peru
Unemployment
Mar. 2019: 8.2%
The job market in the Lima metropolitan area took a small step back in the March reference period. Russian Federation
Industrial Production
Mar. 2019: 1.2%
Russian industrial production slowed to just 1.2% above its year-ago level in March, its weakest growth rate in more than a year, down from 4.1% in February. World
Moody's Analytics Survey of Business Confidence
April 12: 13.3
Global businesses are as nervous as they have been in a decade, when the economy was first climbing out of the financial crisis. United States
Treasury International Capital Flows
Feb. 2019: $51.9 bil
Net long-term flows increased for the first time in three months in February. » VIEW MORE ECONOMIC INDICATORS | 
