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    POUND LITTLE CHANGED AFTER U.K. GDP DATA

    At 2.00 am ET Wednesday, the Office for National Statistics has released UK GDP, industrial and construction output and foreign trade figures. The pound changed little against its major counterparts after the data.

    The pound was trading at 1.3608 against the greenback, 154.37 against the yen, 1.2649 against the franc and 0.8487 against the euro around 2:01 am ET.

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    AUSTRALIA UNEMPLOYMENT RATE CLIMBS TO 4.6% IN SEPTEMBER

    The jobless rate in Australia came in at a seasonally adjusted 4.6 percent in September, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said on Thursday.

    That was up from 4.5 percent in August, although it was shy of expectations for 4.8 percent.

    The Australian economy lost 138,000 jobs last month, slightly worse than forecasts for the loss of 137,500 jobs following the loss of 146,300 jobs in August.

    The participation rate tumbled to 64.5 percent, missing forecasts for 64.7 percent and down sharply from 65.2 percent in the previous month.

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    NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURING INDEX DUE ON FRIDAY

    New Zealand will on Friday see September results for the Performance of Manufacturing Index from BusinessNZ, highlighting a modest day for Asia-Pacific economic activity, In August, the PMI score was 40.1.

    Indonesia will release September numbers for imports, exports and trade balance. Imports are expected to surge 50 percent on year, down from 55.26 percent in August. Exports are called higher by an annual 51.57 percent, slowing from 64.1 percent in the previous month. The trade surplus is pegged at $3.84 billion, down from $4.74 billion a month earlier.

    Japan will provide August figures for its tertiary industry index; in July, the index was down 0.6 percent on month.

    China will see September numbers for foreign direct investment; in August, FDI jumped 22.3 percent on year.

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    SINGAPORE NON-OIL DOMESTIC EXPORTS RISE JUST 1.2% IN SEPTEMBER

    The total value of Singapore's non-oil domestic exports was up a seasonally adjusted 1.2 percent on month in September, the Singapore Department of Statistics said on Monday.

    That was shy of expectations for an increase of 2.4 percent following the upwardly revised 3.5 percent decline in August (originally -3.6 percent).
    On a yearly basis, non-oil domestic exports jumped 12.3 percent - exceeding forecasts for a gain of 9.6 percent following the 2.7 percent gain in the previous month.

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    ESTONIA PRODUCER PRICES RISE IN SEPTEMBER

    Estonia's producer prices increased in September, data from Statistics Estonia showed on Wednesday.

    The producer price index grew 19.2 percent year-on-year in September.

    On a month-on-month basis, producer prices rose 2.8 percent in September.

    "Compared to August, the index was mostly affected by price increases in electricity production and in the manufacture of wood products," Eveli Sokman, leading analyst at Statistics Estonia, said.

    Import prices rose 2.3 percent monthly in September and gained 17.8 percent from a year ago.

    Export prices grew 1.8 percent monthly in September and increased 18.2 percent yearly.

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    POUND LITTLE CHANGED AFTER U.K. RETAIL SALES DATA

    At 2.00 am ET Friday, the Office for National Statistics has released UK retail sales data for September. The pound changed little against its major rivals after the data.

    The pound was trading at 1.3795 against the greenback, 157.28 against the yen, 1.2663 against the franc and 0.8428 against the euro around 2:05 am ET.

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    FINLAND PRODUCER PRICE INFLATION ACCELERATES IN SEPTEMBER

    Finland's producer price inflation increased in September, data from Statistics Finland showed on Monday. Producer prices increased 19.1 percent year-on-year in September, after a 15.5 percent rise in August.

    The increase in the producer prices for manufactured products was particularly attributable to risen prices of oil products, basic metals and timber from September last year.

    Import prices grew 18.6 percent annually in September and export prices rose by 20.9 percent. On a month-on-month basis, producer prices rose 2.3 percent in September, following a 1.4 percent increase in the prior month.

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    FINLAND JOBLESS RATE FALLS IN SEPTEMBER

    Finland's jobless rate decreased in September, figures from Statistics Finland showed on Tuesday.

    The unemployment rate for the 15 to 74 age group fell to 7.0 percent in September from 7.5 percent in the same month last year. In August, jobless rate was 6.5 percent.

    The number of unemployed persons decreased to 191,000 in September from 203,000 in the last year.

    The employment rate rose to 71.7 percent in September from 71.3 percent in the same month last year. The number of employed persons grew by 17,000 from a year ago to 2.52 million.

    On a seasonally adjusted basis, unemployment rate fell to 7.6 percent in September from 7.7 percent in August.

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    AUSTRALIA INFLATION DATA DUE ON WEDNESDAY

    Australia will on Wednesday release Q3 numbers for consumer prices, highlighting a modest day for Asia-Pacific economic activity. Inflation is tipped to rise 0.8 percent on quarter and 3.1 percent on year after gaining 0.8 percent on quarter and 3.8 percent on year in the three months prior.

    Australia also will see October results for the business confidence index from ANZ; in September, the index score was -7.2.

    New Zealand will provide September figures for imports, exports and trade balance. In August, imports were worth NZ$6.49 billion and exports were at NZ$4.35 billion for a trade deficit of NZ$2.144 billion.

    China will see September numbers for industrial profits; in August, profits surged 49.5 percent on year.

    Thailand will release September data for industrial production; in August, production was down 4.15 percent on year.

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    AUSTRALIA EXPORT PRICES CLIMB 6.2% ON QUARTER IN Q2

    Export prices in Australia were up 6.2 percent on quarter in the third quarter of 2021, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said on Thursday - slowing from the 13.2 percent jump in Q2.

    Import prices rose 5.4 percent on quarter, accelerating from 1.9 percent in the three months prior.

    On a yearly basis, export prices skyrocketed 41.0 percent and import prices jumped 6.4 percent.

    The main contributors to the jump in export prices included coal, coke and briquettes; gas, natural and manufactured goods; non-ferrous metals; meat and meat preparations; and petroleum, petroleum products and related materials.

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    AUSTRALIA NEW HOME LOANS SINK 2.7% IN SEPTEMBER

    The total value of owner-occupied home loans in Australia was down a seasonally adjusted 2.7 percent on month in September, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said on Monday - coming in at A$20.69 billion.

    That missed expectations for a decline of 2.0 percent following the 6.6 percent plunge in August.

    Investment lending was up 1.4 percent on month at A$9.62 billion and overall home loans fell 1.4 percent on month to A$30.31 billion.

    On a yearly basis, owner-occupied home loans gained 20.8 percent, while investment lending skyrocketed 83.2 percent and overall home loans jumped 35.5 percent.

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    SOUTH KOREA INFLATION RISES IN OCTOBER

    South Korea's consumer prices increased in October, figures from Statistics Korea showed on Tuesday.

    The consumer price index rose 3.2 percent year-on-year in October, after a 2.5 percent increase in September. This was in line with economists' expectation.

    Excluding food and energy, core consumer prices increased 2.4 percent in October, following a 1.5 percent rise in the preceding month.

    On a monthly basis, consumer prices rose 0.1 percent in October, after a 0.5 percent increase in the previous month.

    The core CPI grew 0.3 percent monthly in October, after a 0.1 percent fall in the prior month.

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    Forex Analysis & Reviews: US stock indices finished trading lower

    The Dow Jones Industrial Average on the basis of trading on Tuesday fell by 112.24 points (0.31%) and amounted to 36319.98 points.

    Standard & Poor's 500 fell by 16.45 points (0.35%) - to 4685.25 points.

    The Nasdaq Composite lost 95.81 points (0.6%) to 15886.54 points.

    Some investors saw the market pullback as a little respite after several days of continuous gains. Strong company reports for the third quarter support the stock market, despite continued investor concerns about rising inflation and supply chain problems.

    Statistics released on Tuesday showed a slight increase in the rate of rise in producer prices in October compared to the previous month - to 0.6% from 0.5% in September. The acceleration in growth was largely due to the rise in gasoline prices (6.7%). On an annualized basis, US producer prices jumped at a record 8.6%, as in the previous month.

    In addition, the National Federation of Independent Business reported that the small business optimism indicator dropped 0.8 percentage points in October, to 98.2 points, the lowest since March.

    General Electric Co. rose 2.7% by the end of trading on Tuesday. The American concern announced that it will split operations into three independent public companies.

    Tesla Inc. lost almost 12% in price.

    The price of securities of the developer of the online video game platform Roblox Corp. soared by 42%.

    Car rental Hertz Global Holdings Inc. plunged 9.8% on its Nasdaq debut.

    Boeing shares fell 0.9%.

    Cruise operator Royal Caribbean's share price fell 2.5% on news of the imminent resignation of the company's chief executive Richard Fane, who has held the post since 1988.

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    Forex Analysis & Reviews: Inflation release provoked a sharp growth in the US dollar

    The long-awaited report on consumer inflation in the United States provoked a rapid growth in the US dollar. The impressive macro data turned out to be great support of the US dollar, which took advantage of the situation.

    On Wednesday evening, it became known that US inflation accelerated to a maximum in 31 years. According to preliminary forecasts, the growth of annual inflation in the country was expected by 5.8%, and in October, by 0.6%. However, US consumer prices came as a surprise: they soared up to 6.2% in annual terms, and by 0.9% in October. As a result, the consumer price index (CPI) in the United States showed a record growth compared to the same period in 2020.

    Analysts drew attention to a significant increase in the base CPI (by 4.6%), which does not include the cost of food and energy. In September, this indicator was 4%. Experts expected the overall CPI to grow by 5.9%, and the base CPI by 4.3%. However, both indicators showed a sharp increase. Economists emphasize that this is the most significant annual rise in inflation for 31 years.

    It can be recalled that the target inflation rate set by the Fed does not exceed 2%. however, the current inflation is far from it. This raises the concerns of investors, who are concerned not only about the rate hike in 2022, but also about the specific timing and scale of this increase.

    The US currency has benefited from the current situation. It has risen rapidly on the inflationary wave and is now trying to maintain its position. Experts believe that the main reason for the strengthening of the USD is the increase in market rates. The chain of events here is as follows: shocking inflation reports provoked an increase in the yield of treasuries and contributed to the further expansion of spreads between US and German government bonds. An additional factor in this issue was the recent statements by the ECB about the inexpediency of raising rates. The divergence of the rhetoric of the ECB and the Fed led to the expansion of government bond spreads, providing significant support to the US dollar.

    Meanwhile, the Euro currency has lost ground unlike the American one. And although it is trying to catch up, it will be difficult for it to surpass its rival. On Thursday morning, the EUR/USD pair traded at the level of 1.1477, leaving the previous range of 1.1500-1.1550.

    Despite the Fed's assurances about the "temporary nature of inflation," the situation is getting worse, and the market is less and less believing what has been said. At the same time, the prerequisites for further growth of the US dollar remain. The specified currency is supported by the reduction of the asset purchase program launched by the Federal Reserve. Experts said that this is the first step towards raising rates.

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    US stock indices finished trading with multidirectional dynamics

    The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 158.71 points (0.44%) to 35921.23 points. Standard & Poor's 500 rose by 2.56 points (0.06%), that is, to 4649.27 points. The Nasdaq Composite gained 81.58 points (0.52%) and amounted to 15704.28 points. Tesla Inc. Stock Quote decreased by 0.4%.

    Tesla CEO Elon Musk this week sold shares in the company for a total of about $ 5 billion. On Monday, he exercised options to buy more than 2 million Tesla shares, which he received as compensation, for a total of $ 2.5 billion. options amounted to about $ 13.4 million.

    Lordstown Motors Corp. rose 23.2% after rising more than 20% in additional trading on Wednesday. The electric car maker has struck a deal to sell its plant to Foxconn for $ 230 million.

    Twitter Inc. Papers decreased by 0.7%. The company is creating a team that will develop a strategy for the future use of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology in general within the social network.

    Walt Disney Co. decreased by 7.1%. The world's largest entertainment and media company posted weaker-than-expected earnings and revenues in its fiscal fourth quarter and saw a significant slowdown in subscriber growth for its Disney + streaming service.

    Beyond Meat shares fell 13.3%. The American manufacturer of plant-based meat substitutes increased its net loss 2.8 times, while its revenue was worse than forecast.

    Yesterday, traders' attention was focused on the statistics published the day before, which indicated a significant acceleration of inflation in the US last month.

    According to the Department of Labor, consumer prices in the United States in October rose by 6.2% compared with the same month last year - the highest rate in almost 31 years (since November 1990). A month earlier, inflation in the US was 5.4%, and experts expected it to accelerate in October to 5.8%.

    The jump in energy prices in the United States last month amounted to 30% in annual terms, gasoline rose in price by 49.6%. The rate of growth in the cost of food, which amounted to 5.3%, was the highest since January 2009.

    According to Ryan Detrick, senior market strategist at LPL Financial, inflation remains steadily high, surprising many who expected prices to return to normal more quickly. He also added that it is impossible to close the $ 20 trillion economy and not feel obstacles in the process of opening it, but we hope that supply chain problems will be resolved in the coming months, and inflation will stabilize.

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    Swiss Inflation Rises In October

    Swiss Inflation Rises In October Switzerland's consumer price inflation increased in October, data from the Federal Statistical Office showed on Tuesday.

    The consumer price index grew 1.2 percent year-on-year in October, following a 0.9 percent rise in September and August.

    Economists had expected a 1.1 percent rise. On a monthly basis, consumer prices gained 0.3 percent in October, after remained unchanged in the previous month.

    Economists had forecast a rise of 0.1 percent. Prices for heating oil, gas and fuel increased in October.

    The core CPI rose 0.6 percent yearly in October and grew 0.2 percent from the previous month.

    The EU measure of harmonized index for consumer prices, or HICP rose 0.4 percent monthly in October and increased 1.3 percent from a year ago.

    Separate data from the statistical office showed that the retail sales increased a real working-day adjusted 2.5 percent yearly in September.

    On a seasonally adjusted basis, retail sales gained 0.1 percent monthly in September. On a nominal basis, retail sales rose 1.9 percent annually in September and remained unchanged from a month ago.

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    US stock indices finished trading with multidirectional dynamics

    The European currency, finding itself behind the American one, seeks to increase its potential. However, these attempts have been so far unsuccessful. Nevertheless, experts believe that the situation.

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    Demand for all types of metals dramatically exceeds supply

    The world's six most significant industrial metals are demonstrating supply shortages for the first time in more than a decade as logistical shocks and high demand cause anxiety among buyers.

    Spot prices for base metals (from aluminum to zinc) on the London Metal Exchange are rapidly exceeding futures, a condition known as backwardation that has occurred for the first time since 2007. Buyers are paying a premium for access to metal amid a slump in inventory exchanges, delays in the supply chain, production disruptions and rising demand for industrial goods from construction to consumer electronics.

    As for copper and tin, the magnitude of the reversal development reached record highs in recent months, provoking panic among industrial consumers, who have faced escalating supply problems since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

    Signs of tight physical supply in the metals market also act as a counterbalance to growing nervousness about the broader macroeconomic outlook for major industrialized countries and especially China, the largest consumer of commodities. Spreads have reduced considerably over the past month, regarding aluminum, despite prices having fallen from multi-year highs.

    Oliver Nugent, a base metals analyst at Citigroup Inc. said that taking into account diverse use and supply dynamics of individual metals, the unusual synchronized tightness of the six major LME contracts was a sign of the logistical shocks and demand growth widely distribution since the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic.

    Nugent noted that this aspect was obvious. He said that consumers mostly faced logistic problems. Nugent highlighted that this fact indicated very robust demand.

    Evidently, complete tightness may not last long. Backwardation in copper and lead markets is disappearing, even as aluminum and nickel spreads reduce. Nugent stated that one of the consequences of supply chain disorder was that price spreads on other global exchanges could reduce further, even as the LME market softened.

    As for copper, for example, there is a growing backwardation of contracts on the Shanghai Futures Exchange, despite LME spreads retreating from the record highs observed during last month's unprecedented supply contraction.

    Copper futures fell 0.9% to $9,472 a tonne at 11:57 a.m. in London, with metal shipments to LME warehouses in the United States helping to partially dispel supply fears after the cuts.

    Aluminum prices on the London Metal Exchange rose 0.8% to $2,594.50 a tonne on Wednesday, compared to a high above $3,200 last month.

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    JAPAN OVERALL INFLATION RISES 0.1% ON YEAR IN OCTOBER

    Overall consumer prices in Japan were up 0.1 percent on year in October, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications said on Friday.

    That was in line with expectations and down from 0.2 percent in September.

    Core consumer prices, which exclude volatile food prices, also rose an annual 0.1 percent - unchanged and matching forecasts.

    Individually, prices were up for food, housing, fuel, furniture, education and recreation; prices were down for clothing, medical care and communications.

    On a seasonally adjusted monthly basis, overall inflation slipped 0.3 percent and core CPI dipped 0.1 percent.

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    HONG KONG INFLATION DATA DUE ON MONDAY

    Hong Kong will on Monday release October figures for consumer prices, highlighting a light day for Asia-Pacific economic activity.

    In September, the annual inflation rate was 1.4 percent.

    Taiwan will provide October numbers for export orders and unemployment. In September, export orders surged 25.7 percent on year, while the jobless rate was 3.92 percent.

    China will release the prime rates for one-year and five-year loans; previously, they were 3.85 percent and 4.65 percent, respectively.

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