New York Session Heads Up September 6 2022
- Biden Assails Trump Loyalists But Not All Republicans After Backlash
- Biden Administration Releases Plan For $50B Investment In Chips
- US Envoy Kerry Urges China To Resume Talks To Avoid Climate Crisis
- ECB’s Kazaks: Broad And Protracted Recession Could Slow Rate Hikes
- ECB’s Stournaras: Inflation Close To Peak; Will Start Steady Deceleration
- German Industrial Orders Fall For Sixth Month As Ukraine War Bites
- Spanish Deputy PM: EU Ministers May Set A Price Cap On Russian Gas
- Incoming UK PM Truss Drafts £130 Bln Plan To Freeze UK Energy Bills
- UK Construction PMI Falls In August As High Prices Weigh On Demand
- Gap Between UK And German Bond Yields Hits An Almost 7-Year High
- Oil Slides As Demand Fears Return After OPEC-Led Rally; Gold Ticks Up
- US Futures Rise As Wall Street Looks To Break 3-Week Losing Streak
- Bank Of England’s Mann Calls For ‘Forceful’ Action On Rates
- Retailers Warn Of Storm Ahead As UK Sales Growth Stutters
- UK Shoppers, Feeling The Inflation Hit, Cut Back On Non-Essentials
- Truss Earmarks £130Bln To Keep UK Energy Bills Below £2K
- China Delays Key Annual Financial Forum Amid Covid Flare-Up
- Japan’s Household Spending Extends Growth But Inflation Risks Loom
- Japan July Real Wages Continue To Slide As Rising Prices Weigh
- The RBA Lifts Rates To 2.35%, More Increases To Come
- Australia Current Account Surplus Balloons In Q2, Boosts Growth
- Australia Government Spending Makes Minor Contribution To Q2 GDP
- China Sets Yuan Fix Weaker Than 6.9 A Dollar, Unseen Since 2020
- Oil Holds Advance After OPEC+ Delivers Modest Cut In Production
- EU Chief Negotiator: Iran Nuclear Deal ‘In Danger’
- Brussels Pushes For EU-wide Caps On Gas Price
- Stocks In Asia Turned Mixed, While US Equity Futures Rose
- CVS Agrees To Buy Signify Health For About $8 Billion
Economic Data
- Eurozone S&P Global Construction PMI Aug: 44.2 (prev 45.7)
- German Factory Orders (M/M) Jul: -1.1% (est -0.7%; prev -0.4%; prevR -0.3%)
- UK S&P Global/CIPS Construction PMI Aug: 49.2 (est 48.1; prev 48.9)
- UK BRC Sales Like-For-Like (Y/Y) Aug: 0.5% (prev 1.6%)
- Japan Household Spending (Y/Y) Jul: 3.4% (est 4.6%; prev 3.5%)
- Australia BoP Current Account Balance Q2: A$18.3B (est A$22.0B; prev A$7.5B)
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