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Guardian Stockbrokers Key Economic News Wednesday 5 April 2017

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The key points from today’s economic news, brought to you by Guardian Stockbrokers.

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UK BRC shop price index declined as expected in March

In the UK, the BRC shop price index fell 0.80% on a YoY basis in March, in line with market expectations. In the previous month, the BRC shop price index had fallen 1.00%.

UK construction PMI surprisingly dropped in March

In March, the construction PMI fell unexpectedly to a level of 52.20 in the UK, lower than market expectations of a steady reading. The construction PMI had recorded a reading of 52.50 in the previous month.

Euro-zone retail sales rose more than expected in February

On a MoM basis, the seasonally adjusted retail sales advanced 0.70% in February, in the Euro-zone, compared to a revised advance of 0.10% in the previous month. Market expectation was for retail sales to climb 0.50%.

Italian deficit to GDP (YTD) fell in 4Q 2016

In Italy, deficit to GDP (YTD) eased to 2.40% in 4Q 2016. In the prior quarter, deficit to GDP (YTD) had recorded a revised reading of 2.50%.

Number of people unemployed in Spain dropped in March

In Spain, number of people unemployed recorded a drop of 48.60 K in March, compared to market expectations of a decline of 40.90 K. Number of people unemployed had recorded a loss of 9.40 K in the previous month.

US non-defence capital goods shipments (ex aircraft) rose in February

On a MoM basis, the final non-defence capital goods shipments (ex aircraft) recorded a rise of 1.00% in February, in the US. In the previous month, the non-defence capital goods shipments (ex aircraft) had fallen by a revised 0.30%. The preliminary figures had also indicated a rise of 1.00%.

US Redbook index advanced in the last week

On an annual basis, the Redbook index advanced 1.30% in the week ended 31 March 2017, in the US. The Redbook index had risen 0.60% in the prior week.

US non-defence capital goods orders (ex aircraft) dropped in February

The final non-defence capital goods orders (ex aircraft) fell 0.10% on a MoM basis in the US, in February. The non-defence capital goods orders (ex aircraft) had recorded a revised rise of 0.10% in the previous month. The preliminary figures had also recorded a fall of 0.10%.

US Redbook index dropped in the last week

The seasonally adjusted Redbook index slid 0.70% on a monthly basis in the US, in the week ended 31 March 2017. The Redbook index had registered a similar fall in the previous week.

US durable goods orders rose more than expected in February

On a MoM basis, the final durable goods orders registered a rise of 1.80% in the US, in February, higher than market expectations for an advance of 1.70%. In the prior month, durable goods orders had risen by a revised 2.30%. The preliminary figures had indicated a rise of 1.70%.

US durable goods orders (ex transportation) rose in February

On a MoM basis, the final durable goods orders (ex transportation) in the US rose 0.50% in February. Durable goods orders (ex transportation) had climbed by a revised 0.20% in the previous month. The preliminary figures had recorded an advance of 0.40%.

US trade deficit dropped in February

The US has posted trade deficit of $43.60 billion in February, following a revised trade deficit of $48.20 billion in the prior month. Markets were anticipating the nation to register a trade deficit of $44.60 billion.

US factory orders advanced as expected in February

On a monthly basis, factory orders in the US recorded a rise of 1.00% in February, at par with market expectations. In the prior month, factory orders had advanced by a revised 1.50%.

Canada recorded international merchandise trade deficit in February

The international merchandise trade deficit in Canada stood at C$0.97 billion in February, compared to a revised international merchandise trade surplus of C$0.42 billion in the prior month. Market anticipation was for the nation’s international merchandise trade surplus to widen to C$0.60 billion.

Japanese Markit composite PMI advanced in March

In Japan, Markit composite PMI registered a rise to 52.90 in March. In the previous month, Markit composite PMI had recorded a level of 52.20.

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