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Guardian Stockbrokers Key Economic News Monday 19 September 2016

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UK Rightmove house price index climbed in September

The Rightmove house price index in the UK advanced 4.00% on a YoY basis, in September. In the previous month, the Rightmove house price index had advanced 4.10%.

UK Rightmove house price index registered a rise in September

The Rightmove house price index in the UK registered a rise of 0.70% on a monthly basis, in September. The Rightmove house price index had registered a drop of 1.20% in the prior month.

Euro-zone labour cost advanced in 2Q 2016

Labour cost recorded a rise of 1.00% on a quarterly basis in the Euro-zone, in 2Q 2016. Labour cost had recorded a revised rise of 1.60% in the prior quarter.

Italian trade surplus expanded in July

Trade surplus in Italy expanded to €2.91 billion in July. Italy had posted a revised trade surplus of €1.20 billion in the prior month.

US total net TIC flows climbed in July

In the US, total net treasury international capital (TIC) flows rose to a level of $140.60 billion in July, compared to a revised reading of $194.50 billion in the previous month.

US CPI advanced more than expected in August

On a YoY basis, the consumer price index (CPI) in the US advanced 1.10% in August, compared to an advance of 0.80% in the previous month. Markets were expecting the CPI to rise 1.00%.

US household wealth recorded a rise in 2Q 2016

Household wealth registered a rise of $1075.00 billion in the US, in 2Q 2016. Household wealth had risen by a revised $818.00 billion in the prior quarter.

US CPI advanced in August

The non-seasonally adjusted CPI in the US recorded a rise to 240.85 in August, compared to a level of 240.65 in the prior month. Markets were expecting the CPI to climb to 240.68.

US CPI (ex-food & energy) advanced more than expected in August

The CPI (ex-food & energy) recorded a rise of 0.30% on a monthly basis in the US, in August, compared to an advance of 0.10% in the prior month. Markets were expecting the CPI (ex-food & energy) to advance 0.20%.

US CPI rose more than expected in August

On a monthly basis, the CPI in the US advanced 0.20% in August, higher than market expectations for a rise of 0.10%. In the previous month, the CPI had registered an unchanged reading.

US CPI (ex-food & energy) rose more than expected in August

The CPI (ex-food & energy) in the US registered a rise of 2.30% on a YoY basis in August, more than market expectations for an advance of 2.20%. The CPI (ex-food & energy) had advanced 2.20% in the previous month.

US core CPI advanced in August

The seasonally adjusted core CPI in the US registered a rise to 248.34 in August, compared to market expectations of a rise to a level of 248.07. In the prior month, the core CPI had recorded a reading of 247.71.

US Reuters/Michigan consumer sentiment index remained flat in September

The flash Reuters/Michigan consumer sentiment index in the US remained steady at 89.80 in September, lower than market expectations of a rise to a level of 90.60.

Foreign investors became net buyers of Canadian securities in the previous month

Foreign investors remained net buyers of C$5.23 billion worth of Canadian securities in July, as compared to being net buyers of C$9.02 billion worth of Canadian securities in the prior month.

Canadian investors remained net buyers of foreign securities in the previous month

Canadian investors remained net buyers of C$4.63 billion worth of foreign securities in July, from being net buyers of C$4.15 billion worth of foreign securities in the prior month.

Canadian manufacturing shipments rose less than expected in July

In Canada, manufacturing shipments registered a rise of 0.10% in July on a MoM basis, lower than market expectations for an advance of 1.00%. Manufacturing shipments had climbed 0.80% in the previous month.

Chinese house price index registered a rise in August

In China, the house price index recorded a rise of 9.20% in August on a YoY basis. In the prior month, the house price index had advanced 7.90%.

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