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Guardian Stockbrokers Key Economic News Thursday 13 April 2017

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

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Number of unemployment benefits claimants in the UK advanced in March

In the UK, number of unemployment benefits claimants registered a rise of 25.50 K in March. Number of unemployment benefits claimants had recorded a revised fall of 6.10 K in the prior month.

UK ILO unemployment rate remained unchanged in the December-February 2017 period

In the December-February 2017 period, the ILO unemployment rate remained steady at 4.70% in the UK, at par with market expectations.

UK claimant count rate climbed in March

The claimant count rate advanced to 2.20% in March, in the UK. In the prior month, the claimant count rate had registered a level of 2.10%.

Employment in the UK climbed in the December-February 2017 period

Employment recorded an increase of 39.00 K in the UK, in the December-February 2017 period, following an increase of 92.00 K in the November-January 2017 period. Market anticipation was for employment to rise 70.00 K.

UK average earnings excluding bonus rose more than expected in the December-February 2017 period

In the December-February 2017 period, on a YoY basis, the average earnings excluding bonus in the UK rose 2.20%, more than market expectations for a rise of 2.10%. The average earnings excluding bonus had recorded a revised rise of 2.40% in the November-January 2017 period.

UK average earnings including bonus rose more than expected in the December-February 2017 period

The average earnings including bonus in the UK recorded a rise of 2.30% on a YoY basis in the December-February 2017 period, higher than market expectations for a rise of 2.20%. The average earnings including bonus had registered a revised similar rise in the November-January 2017 period.

German WPI climbed in March

The wholesale price index (WPI) climbed 4.70% in Germany on a YoY basis, in March. The WPI had climbed 5.00% in the previous month.

German WPI remained unchanged in March

In March, on a monthly basis, the WPI in Germany remained steady. The WPI had risen by a revised 0.50% in the prior month.

Spanish CPI remained steady in March

The final consumer price index (CPI) remained flat on a MoM basis in March, in Spain, compared to a drop of 0.40% in the prior month. The preliminary figures had also indicated a steady reading. Markets were anticipating the CPI to remain unchanged.

Spanish HICP index rose as expected in March

On a MoM basis, the final harmonised consumer price (HICP) index in Spain advanced 1.10% in March, at par with market expectations. The HICP index had fallen 0.30% in the prior month. The preliminary figures had also indicated a rise of 1.10%.

Spanish HICP index rose as expected in March

On a YoY basis, the final HICP index recorded a rise of 2.10% in March, in Spain, in line with market expectations. The HICP index had climbed 3.00% in the prior month. The preliminary figures had also recorded an advance of 2.10%.

Spanish CPI rose as expected in March

The final CPI in Spain recorded a rise of 2.30% in March on a YoY basis, compared to a rise of 3.00% in the previous month. The preliminary figures had also recorded a rise of 2.30%. Markets were expecting the CPI to climb 2.30%.

US import price index advanced more than expected in March

On a YoY basis, in the US, the import price index rose 4.20% in March, compared to a revised rise of 4.80% in the previous month. Market expectation was for the import price index to climb 4.00%.

US export price index climbed in March

In the US, the export price index recorded a rise of 3.60% in March on an annual basis. In the prior month, the export price index had climbed by a revised 3.20%.

Bank of Canada held its key interest rate

The Bank of Canada kept its key interest rate unchanged at 0.50%, in line with market expectations 0.50%.

Japanese average office vacancies in Tokyo rose in March

On a monthly basis, average office vacancies in Tokyo in Japan rose 3.60% in March. Average office vacancies in Tokyo had advanced 3.70% in the prior month.

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