Eurozone inflation expectations drop below 2% for first time since March
Reuters reported on Monday that the key market gauge of long-term Eurozone inflation expectations fell
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Reuters reported on Monday that the key market gauge of long-term Eurozone inflation expectations fell
Eurozone Retail Sales rose by 0.2% MoM in May vs. 0.4% expected. Retail Sales in
The gauge came in at -26.4 in July from -15.8 in May vs. -19.9 expected.
The stronger US dollar has helped drag EUR/USD back towards the 1.05 level. In the
Eurozone's Final Consumer Confidence Index arrived at -23.6 in June vs. -23.6 recorded previously, according to
Eurozone Manufacturing PMI arrives at 52.0 in June vs. 53.9 expected. Bloc’s Services PMI falls
Consumer sentiment in the euro area continued to weaken in June. EUR/USD continues to trade
Eurozone inflation arrives at 8.1% YoY in May, meets estimates. Monthly HICP in the bloc
EUR/USD has dropped below 1.04 again. Economists at MUFG Bank note that further concerns over
The European Central Bank (ECB) will announce its decision on monetary policy on Thursday, June