Singapore August exports fall more than expected

Singapore Non-oil Domestic Exports (NODX) in August 2023: -3.8% m/m vs +5.5% expected -20.1% y/y vs. -15.8% expected Electronics and non-electronics exports to the United States, Europe and China declined the cited reasoning. — Singapore Non-oil Domestic Exports (NODX) measures the value of goods exported from Singapore excluding oil and petroleum products. an important gauge

XAU August Swing Low Nears, XAG Faces 2022 Trendline

Gold, Silver, Trendlines, Symmetrical Triangle – Technical Update: Gold prices remain focused lower as resistance holds Silver faces key rising support since September 2022 What are key technical levels to watch going forward? Recommended by Daniel Dubrovsky Get Your Free Gold Forecast XAU/USD Analysis Gold prices have been aiming cautiously lower in recent days, extending

Canada August employment +39.9K vs +15.0K expected

Prior was -6.4K Full time +32.2K vs +1.7K prior Part time +7.8K vs -8.1K prior Participation rate 65.5% vs 65.6% prior Average hourly wages permanent employees +5.2% y/y vs +4.7% expected (+5.0% prior) Total average hourly wages 4.9% y/y vs 5.0% prior Unemployment rate 5.5% vs 5.5% prior Participation rate 61.9% vs 62.0% prior Involuntary

Manheim August used vehicle index +0.2% m/m

There might be a seasonal factor to the August bump, as this survey isn’t seasonally adjusted. “August brought a stop to wholesale price declines, though it was only a small reversal of the larger magnitude declines so far this spring and early summer,” said Chris Frey, senior manager of Economic and Industry Insights for Cox

China Consumer Price Index (MoM) in line with forecasts (0.3%) in August

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China August inflation: CPI 0.1% y/y (vs. expected 0.2%) & PPI -3.0% y/y (expected -3.0%)

China’s consumer-price index and producer-price index from the National Bureau of Statistics. higher services prices (prices of air tickets, tourism and accommodation rose over the summer holiday season) dragged CPI up from its negative return in the previous month neverthelss CPI came in lower than the surveyed consensus of expectations from economists food prices fell