We were so close to changing the record after Friday’s US data. However, again we are doomed to listen to the same issues driving Capital Markets this morning. Chinese Premier Wen said he ‘opposes countries pointing fingers at each other and even forcing a country to appreciate its currency’. The US should be ‘reassuring investors about the safety of dollar assets’ as China keeps the Yuan ‘basically stable and maintain a moderately loose monetary policy and a proactive fiscal stance’. [...] read more
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March
15
Today’s Global
Market Events
Market Events
7:30am
CAD
New Motor Vehicle Sales m/m
0.0% vs. 2.6%
0.0% vs. 2.6%
USD
Empire State Manufacturing Index
20.3 vs. 24.9
20.3 vs. 24.9
8:00 am
USD
TIC Long-Term Purchases
37.9b vs. 63.3b
37.9b vs. 63.3b
8:15 am
USD
Capacity Utilization Rate
72.7% vs. 72.6%
72.7% vs. 72.6%
USD
Industrial Production m/m
0.1% vs. 0.9%
0.1% vs. 0.9%
12:00 pm
USD
NAHB Housing Market Index
17 vs. 17
17 vs. 17
7:30 pm
AUD
Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes

