A standout on the data calendar of early May has been the marked slowdown and reversal in UK house price growth as detailed by survey data, with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) providing the latest evidence of this trend.
May 10,2018
A reaffirmation of the status quo, with a 7-2 vote in favour of leaving interest rates unchanged, is the most probable scenario at the Bank of England's meeting tomorrow (Thursday).
May 9,2018
A sharp decline in retail sales in April was partly but probably not entirely due to the early Easter.
May 9,2018
President Trump has withdrawn from the Iran nuclear deal; oil rises above $70.00 again
May 9,2018
The Euro is trading lower after Eurozone inflation slowed by a greater-than-expected amount in April; analysts are saying it is due to an Easter-effect
May 3,2018
Q1 growth data and unemployment in the Euro-area came out in line with forecasts although Manufacturing PMI rose marginally, according to GDP data released on Wednesday morning.
May 2,2018
US Manufacturing data pulled-back - albeit from a high level - in April, but the Dollar made back initial loses due to a rise in factory gate inflation.
May 1,2018
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