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Guardian Stockbrokers Key Economic News Monday 9 October 2017

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UK Halifax house price index unexpectedly climbed in September

On a MoM basis, in the UK, the Halifax house price index registered an unexpected rise of 0.80% in September, higher than market expectations for an unchanged reading. In the previous month, the Halifax house price index had advanced by a revised 1.50%.

UK Halifax house price index rose more than expected in the July-September 2017 period

The Halifax house price index climbed 4.00% on an annual basis in the July-September 2017 period, in the UK, higher than market expectations for an advance of 3.60%. The Halifax house price index had climbed 2.60% in the June-August 2017 period.

German factory orders rose more than expected in August

On a YoY basis, in Germany, the non-seasonally adjusted factory orders climbed 7.80% in August, higher than market expectations for a rise of 4.70%. Factory orders had risen by a revised 5.40% in the previous month.

German factory orders advanced more than expected in August

In Germany, the seasonally adjusted factory orders rose 3.60% on a MoM basis in August, higher than market expectations for a rise of 0.70%. In the previous month, factory orders had dropped by a revised 0.40%.

French current account deficit dropped in August

Current account deficit in France dropped to €1.50 billion in August. France had posted a revised current account deficit of €4.30 billion in the prior month.

French budget deficit rose in August

Budget deficit in France rose to €93.00 billion in August, compared to a budget deficit of €83.80 billion in the previous month.

French trade deficit narrowed in August

Trade deficit in France narrowed to €4.51 billion in August, from a revised trade deficit of €5.84 billion in the previous month. Markets were expecting the nation to register a trade deficit of €5.40 billion.

Italian retail sales surprisingly fell in August

On a monthly basis, the seasonally adjusted retail sales registered an unexpected drop of 0.30% in Italy, in August, lower than market expectations for an advance of 0.20%. In the prior month, retail sales had fallen 0.20%.

Italian retail sales surprisingly fell in August

The non-seasonally adjusted retail sales in Italy unexpectedly eased 0.50% in August on an annual basis, compared to a revised fall of 0.40% in the prior month. Market anticipation was for retail sales to advance 0.80%.

Spanish calendar adjusted industrial output rose more than expected in August

In August, the calendar adjusted industrial output in Spain advanced 1.80% on a YoY basis, compared to an advance of 1.90% in the previous month. Markets were anticipating the calendar adjusted industrial output to rise 1.00%.

Swiss foreign currency reserves advanced in September

Foreign currency reserves in Switzerland advanced to CHF 724.40 billion in September. Foreign currency reserves had registered a revised reading of CHF 716.90 billion in the previous month.

US wholesale inventories rose less than expected in August

In the US, the seasonally adjusted final wholesale inventories registered a rise of 0.90% on a MoM basis in August, lower than market expectations for a rise of 1.00%. The wholesale inventories had recorded a rise of 0.60% in the previous month. The preliminary figures had indicated a rise of 1.00%.

Household employment in the US advanced in September

Household employment in the US climbed by 906.00 K in September. Household employment had recorded a decline of 74.00 K in the previous month.

Non-farm payrolls in the US surprisingly declined in September

In the US, non-farm payrolls eased unexpectedly by 33.00 K in September, compared to market expectations of an advance of 80.00 K. Non-farm payrolls had recorded a revised increase of 169.00 K in the previous month.

US consumer credit rose less than expected in August

Consumer credit advanced $13.07 billion in the US in August, compared to a revised rise of $17.72 billion in the previous month. Markets were expecting consumer credit to climb $15.54 billion.

US average weekly hours of all employees remained steady in September

Average weekly hours of all employees remained flat at 34.40 in the US, in September, at par with market expectations.

US average hourly earnings of all employees advanced more than expected in September

Average hourly earnings of all employees in the US advanced 0.50% in September on a monthly basis, higher than market expectations for an advance of 0.30%. In the prior month, average hourly earnings of all employees had recorded a revised rise of 0.20%.

US underemployment rate declined in September

Compared to a reading of 8.60% in the previous month underemployment rate in the US fell to a level of 8.30% in September.

US average hourly earnings of all employees rose more than expected in September

Average hourly earnings of all employees advanced 2.90% in the US on a YoY basis in September, more than market expectations for an advance of 2.60%. In the previous month, average hourly earnings of all employees had climbed by a revised 2.70%.

Manufacturing payrolls in the US unexpectedly dropped in September

Manufacturing payrolls in the US eased unexpectedly by 1.00 K in September, compared to market anticipations of an advance of 10.00 K. Manufacturing payrolls had recorded a revised gain of 41.00 K in the prior month.

US unemployment rate unexpectedly fell in September

In September, unemployment rate in the US recorded an unexpected drop to a level of 4.20%, lower than market expectations of an unchanged reading. In the prior month, unemployment rate had registered a level of 4.40%.

Private payrolls in the US surprisingly eased in September

Private payrolls registered an unexpected drop of 40.00 K in the US, in September, less than market anticipations of an advance of 75.00 K. Private payrolls had recorded a revised increase of 164.00 K in the previous month.

Net number of people employed in Canada rose in September

The net number of people employed in Canada climbed by 10.00 K in September, compared to an advance of 22.20 K in the previous month. Market expectation was for the net number of people employed to advance 12.00 K.

Canadian Ivey PMI unexpectedly advanced in September

In September, the seasonally adjusted Ivey PMI in Canada advanced unexpectedly to 59.60, compared to a level of 56.30 in the prior month. Market anticipation was for Ivey PMI to drop to 56.00.

Number of full time employment in Canada rose in September

The number of full time employment climbed by 112.00 K in Canada, in September, following a loss of 88.10 K in the prior month.

Canadian participation rate fell in September

In Canada, the participation rate recorded a drop to 65.60% in September. In the previous month, the participation rate had registered a reading of 65.70%.

Part time employment in Canada dropped in September

Part time employment in Canada registered a drop of 102.00 K in September. Part time employment had recorded an increase of 110.40 K in the previous month.

Canadian unemployment rate steadied in September

The unemployment rate remained unchanged at a level of 6.20% in September, in Canada, at par with market expectations.

Japanese leading economic index rose in August

In August, the flash leading economic index climbed to 106.80 in Japan, compared to a reading of 105.20 in the prior month. Market anticipation was for the leading economic index to climb to a level of 107.10.

Japanese coincident index advanced in August

The preliminary coincident index registered a rise to 117.60 in Japan, in August, compared to a reading of 115.70 in the prior month. Markets were anticipating the coincident index to advance to 117.50.

Chinese Caixin composite PMI dropped in September

In China, Caixin composite PMI recorded a drop to 51.40 in September. In the prior month, Caixin composite PMI had registered a reading of 52.40.

Chinese Caixin/Markit services PMI index fell in September

The Caixin/Markit services PMI index fell to a level of 50.60 in China, in September. In the previous month, the Caixin/Markit services PMI index had registered a reading of 52.70.

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