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European Council to agree extension to 22 May - draft
Thursday 21 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - Sterling tumbled back down from recent highs on Thursday as Theresa May's trip to Brussels to ask for a three-month Brexit extension looked likely turned down by European Union leaders.
March Philly Fed index continues to point to weakness
Thursday 21 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - Perhaps the most widely-followed regional manufacturing gauge in the US rebounded sharply in March, but according to economists continued to point to an ongoing slowdown.
Initial weekly US jobless claims drop sharply
Thursday 21 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - US jobless claims, one of the most closely-followed indicators of the health of the jobs market, dropped more sharply than expected over the preceding week.
Weekly US oil and gasoline inventories fall rapidly, DoE says
Wednesday 20 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - US crude oil inventories shrank sharply during the preceding week as exports and refinery activity picked up.
Dutch coalition government may lose Senate majority to eurosceptics
Wednesday 20 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - Holland's coalition government is at risk of losing its Senate majority in provincial elections due to be held on Wednesday evening as the Eurosceptic Forum for Democracy climbs in the polls.
Brexit: May will write to Tusk to request extension
Tuesday 19 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - Theresa May will write to European Council president Donald Tusk to request a delay to the Brexit deadline, Downing Street confirmed on Tuesday afternoon.
Brexit: Speaker rules out third meaningful vote
Monday 18 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - Theresa May cannot bring her Brexit deal back for a third 'meaningful vote', the House of Commons speaker ruled on Monday, sending the pound plummeting again.
US homebuilder sentiment steady in March - NAHB
Monday 18 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - Sentiment among US housebuilders held steady in March, according to data released on Monday.
EU trade surplus with US rises to more than €11bn
Monday 18 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - The European Union's trade surplus with the United States continued to rise in January, further underlining tensions between Brussels and Washington.
Brexit: Pound slides on doubts over No10's prospect of success
Monday 18 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - Currency markets were pessimistic on Monday that Theresa May can pull a Brexit rabbit from the hat as she tries to bring sceptical backbenchers and Northern Ireland's DUP round to supporting her exit deal.
US job openings edge higher in January, pointing to gradual pick-up in wages
Friday 15 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - Rates for job openings and voluntary so-called 'quits' in the US were unchanged in January, pointing to a gradual acceleration in wage growth, economists said.
US industrial production falls short of forecasts in February
Friday 15 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - US industrial production eked out just a small gain last month, with output in manufacturing hit by a slide in business equipment.
Deutsche Bank stays neutral on European shares as political risks fade
Friday 15 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - Strategists at Deutsche Bank stuck to their 'neutral' view for European stocks, despite their being overvalued, arguing that a US-China trade truce and shift towards a Brexit deal would sustain the 'overshoot' in valuations versus their estimate of fair value.
US consumer sentiment improves in March - Uni Michigan
Friday 15 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - Consumer sentiment in the US improved in March, according to a preliminary reading from the University of Michigan.
Credit Suisse upgrades European Cyclicals to 'overweight'
Friday 15 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - Credit Suisse raised its recommendation on shares of European cyclicals relative to defensives on Friday, from 'benchmark' to 'overweight', while lowering their view on defensives from 'benchmark' to 'underweight'.
Empire State manufacturing index unexpectedly drops in March
Friday 15 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - Business conditions in the New York region unexpectedly deteriorated in March, according to a survey released by the New York Fed on Friday.
China loosens investment rules for foreign firms
Friday 15 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - Politicians in China have passed a new law loosening regulation on foreign investment, in what is being seen by market watchers as a move to appease Washington in the country's ongoing trade war with the United States.
Kim Jong Un may halt nuclear negotiations with 'gangster-like' US
Friday 15 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is close to deciding whether to halt denuclearisation talks with the US after President Donald Trump walked away from negotiations in February, according to a North Korean diplomat.
Eurozone inflation ticks higher as expected in February
Friday 15 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - Inflation in the eurozone rose as expected in February, according to data released by Eurostat on Friday.
Brexiter MPs reject Cox's backstop get-out clause
Friday 15 Mar 2019
(Sharecast News) - Eurosceptics in parliament have rejected attorney general Geoffrey Cox' latest legal advice on the Irish backstop, which was updated in order to try and finally get a divorce deal through parliament.

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European Council to agree extension to 22 May - draft

March Philly Fed index continues to point to weakness

Initial weekly US jobless claims drop sharply

Weekly US oil and gasoline inventories fall rapidly, DoE says

Dutch coalition government may lose Senate majority to eurosceptics

Brexit: May will write to Tusk to request extension

Brexit: Speaker rules out third meaningful vote

US homebuilder sentiment steady in March - NAHB

EU trade surplus with US rises to more than €11bn

Brexit: Pound slides on doubts over No10's prospect of success

US job openings edge higher in January, pointing to gradual pick-up in wages

US industrial production falls short of forecasts in February

Deutsche Bank stays neutral on European shares as political risks fade

US consumer sentiment improves in March - Uni Michigan

Credit Suisse upgrades European Cyclicals to 'overweight'

Empire State manufacturing index unexpectedly drops in March

China loosens investment rules for foreign firms

Kim Jong Un may halt nuclear negotiations with 'gangster-like' US

Eurozone inflation ticks higher as expected in February

Brexiter MPs reject Cox's backstop get-out clause

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