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July 26, 2024 6:53 PM UTC
We expect July’s ISM services index to correct higher to 51.0 after slipping to 48.2, its lowest since the pandemic in May 2020. However the index will remain a lot weaker than the S and P services PMI, which in July saw a third straight rise to 56.0, to its highest since March 2022.
July 26, 2024 3:40 PM UTC
We expect June’s trade deficit to slip to $73.4bn from $75.1bn, which would be the first narrowing since March. We expect exports to rise by 1.6% after a 0.7% May decline and imports to rise by 0.7% after falling by 0.3% in May.
July 26, 2024 1:03 PM UTC
June’s personal income and spending report is largely old news, with Q2 totals seen in the GDP detail. In Q2 income surprised on the downside but spending and PCE prices surprised on the upside. For prices and spending the Q2 surprise came more in back month revisions than June data. For income th
July 26, 2024 8:57 AM UTC
FX market dominated by fluctuating risk sentiment
Much of the JPY gain reflects a big overshoot since early May, but JPY remains undervalued
Risk positive currencies may now be oversold, notably NOK
More neutral market Friday after Tokyo CPI comes in in line with consensus
July 26, 2024 4:31 AM UTC
FX market dominated by fluctuating risk sentiment
Much of the JPY gain reflects a big overshoot since early May, but JPY remains undervalued
Risk positive currencies may now be oversold, notably NOK
Tokyo CPI may determine risk tone on Friday
July 26, 2024 12:00 AM UTC
EMERGING ASIA
EM currencies perform individually against the USD as the greenback reversed its decline against major in the U.S. session after witnessing stronger GDP but its gain is limited outside of pairs that was oversold. CNH saw the largest gains of 0.36%, followed by MYR and CNY 0.23%, THB 0.0
July 25, 2024 2:21 PM UTC
Ahead of the GDP report, we forecast a 0.1% increase in the June core PCE price index, with a 0.3% rise in personal income and a 0.2% rise in personal spending. If there are no revisions to April or May, we would see a core PCE price index rounded up to 0.3%, with personal income unchanged and spend