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Friday, March 03, 2017

Today's Economy


Economic Roundup: Why Wait?

Yellen signals Fed will raise rates in March but adds a small qualifier.

Yellen Signals Rate Hike This Month

The Fed chair tipped the FOMC's hand, and we are changing our forecast.

LatAm Weekly: Samba Time

Carnival celebrations give Brazil a temporary boost.

Euro Zone Businesses Show Broad-Based Improvement

PMIs suggest that growth will accelerate to 0.6% q/q in the first quarter.

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Commentary


U.S. Weekly Highlights and Preview, March 3, 2017

The Fed sends a clear signal of its intention to raise rates this month.

Macro Roundup: Upside Surprises Unlikely to Last in Australia and India

GDP growth will likely moderate as both economies face stiffer crosswinds.

Macro Roundup: Nordic Economies Steer Different Courses

Sweden sailed through, while Norway and Denmark had a bumpier ride.

Europe Weekly Highlights and Preview, 3 March, 2017

No surprises expected in euro zone GDP.

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Today's Economic Indicators


Japan
Consumer Confidence
Feb. 2017: 43.1
Consumer confidence remains pessimistic in Japan, despite improving over the past few months.

United States
Semiconductor Billings
Jan. 2017:

Germany
Retail Sales
Jan. 2017: -0.8%
German retail sales shed 0.8% m/m in January, following a revised no change a month earlier.

Italy
GDP
2016Q4: 0.2%
Italy’s economy continued to expand in the final quarter of 2016, but its growth moderated.

Euro Zone
Retail Sales
Jan. 2017: -0.1%
Retail sales in the euro zone disappointed again in January, shedding 0.1% m/m following an already-weak 0.5% decline in December.

United States
ECRI Future Inflation Gauge
Feb. 2017:

United States
ISM Nonmanufacturing Index
Feb. 2017: 57.6
Survey-based data suggest that growth both accelerated and broadened this quarter, but this is not being corroborated by the hard data.

United States
ECRI Weekly Leading Index
February 24: 145.4
The U.S. economy is heading in the right direction, but gains will likely slow as the economy approaches full employment.

Uruguay
Consumer Price Index
Feb. 2017: 7.1%
Uruguayan inflation continued to moderate in February, falling to 7.1% from January’s 8.3% reading.

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