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Importers' currencies firmed, from India to Türkiye. Producers took the other side.
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Japan's consumer prices come first, above forecast. Twenty-two more countries follow before New York closes.
Large economies and small ones, from Canberra to Nairobi to Lima, plus the headlines that chase them.
Each number is set against its forecast and its previous value.
The big economies and the outliers, ranked by surprise, each linked to its statistics office.
Three of 23 releases came in above forecast. The euro area matched expectations; the UK and India were within a tenth.
Every surprise connects to that country's currency and bonds, not only to the dollar.
The yen reacts overnight, the forint at 07:00, the shilling at 08:00. One chart per surprise.
Big economies on top, small ones where they surprised, every number with its age.
Every release from its own statistics office, with the forecast it was measured against.
Each figure links to the statistics office that published it.
The finding points to a firmer dollar against the yen. The plan names the instrument, the direction, the entry and the price where the idea is wrong.
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Twenty-three countries published consumer price data today. Japan, Hungary and Kenya came in above forecast, Kenya by almost a full point. The euro area flash estimate matched expectations at 2.1%, and the UK and India were within a tenth. The forint weakened after Hungary's release.
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Every moment above draws on the same coverage. The US, the euro area, China and Japan come first, and Hungary, Kenya, Peru and Sri Lanka sit right next to them.
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Forward schedule of releases and decisions worldwide
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41 headlines in 90 seconds
ECB keeps rates unchanged and signals patience The European Central Bank left its key rates unchanged, in line with expectations. The statement said future decisions will depend on incoming data. The euro eased against the dollar during the press conference, while German ten-year yields edged lower.
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Buy US500, risking 0.5% of the account The order bought the S&P 500 index in line with the day's research on US stocks, with a stop set in advance and a size chosen so that a loss would cost 0.5% of the account.
4,812 filings in one evening
Big holders split on NVDA: three added, three cut Six large managers changed their NVDA holdings materially in the third quarter. Fund 0418 doubled its stake to 4.3 million shares and Fund 1488 opened a new position, while Fund 0588 sold out and two others cut by a fifth or more. Net, the six added 1.2 million shares.
52 reports in four languages
Strike halts a major Chilean copper mine; copper jumps Workers at a large copper mine in northern Chile went on strike, and the operator suspended output until talks resume. Chile's mining ministry called for dialogue. Copper rose 3.1%, the Chilean and Peruvian currencies strengthened against the dollar, and mining shares gained.
FinUties is market research and analytics for economies and markets worldwide, with trading on your own MetaTrader account. It covers the biggest economies first and many smaller ones, across inflation, central banks, the economic calendar, stocks, rates, currencies and commodities.
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The United States, the euro area, China and Japan come first, and smaller economies such as Hungary, Kenya, Peru and Sri Lanka sit right next to them. Markets include stocks, indices, currencies, interest rates and commodities.
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