Last week's Q2
GDP release showed that consumption is robust, supported by «solid employment and income growth».
One particular focus in our work is structure, dynamics, and interactions of G - Protein Coupled Receptors (Wu, H.; et al. «Structure of a class C GPCR metabotropic glutamate receptor 1 bound to an allosteric modulator»; Science; 2014; 58 or Alexander, N.; et al. «Energetic analysis of the rhodopsin - G - protein complex links the alpha5 helix to
GDP release»; Nat Struct Mol Biol; 2014; 56).
News like
GDP release, Unemployment rates and inflation, retail sales, can all influence the monetary policy of a country to change, which further on, will keep the market moving.
Other news releases that can help your trading cause are
GDP release, Retail Sales, Manufacturing statistics, etc..
The most recent
GDP release is a case in point: the drag induced by the drop in inventories subtracted more than two percentage points from the annualized fourth quarter GDP growth rate.
There were surely more people (myself included) watching Statistics Canada's
GDP release at 8:30 am Tuesday, than any other release in recent history!
Today's
GDP release showed that lower disposable incomes translated into personal saving rates falling to 2.6 % from 4.5 % in the fourth quarter.
The GDP release also delivered an unwelcome surprise on government spending: budget trimming by federal agencies, especially the defence department, shaved an estimated eight percentage points off growth.
Despite the strong overall report card on the health of the economy, financial markets have weakened modestly in the wake of
the GDP release, perhaps reflecting disappointment that the GDP growth rate was not even quicker.
As I explained last week, one way to avoid a statutory recession is for past data to be revised to show growth in the first quarter of 2015 (and this could still happen in future
GDP releases, so the issue of a statutory recession has not been fully settled).
For example, many day traders are focused on trading e-minis with a focus on either economic event - driven moves — such as
GDP releases or FOMC minutes — or purely technical trading using chart setups or indicators.
Not exact matches
GDP figures are calculated and
released every business quarter by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, which is part of the Department of Commerce.
The BOJ concludes a two - day meeting on Thursday, the same day that Japan is scheduled to
release fourth - quarter
GDP data.
Last week's
release of quarterly gross domestic product (
GDP) figures underscores Japan's long road to recovery.
Alongside the
GDP report, the NBS also
released annual growth figures for retail sales, industrial output and urban fixed asset investment, with all bar the latter topping expectations.
On the positive side, the Commerce Department today
released its latest tally of gross domestic product, or
GDP, showing the U.S. economy increased at an annualized 3.2 percent in the fourth quarter.
RBC, BMO and the Conference Board of Canada all
released papers in June saying that the province's
GDP will hit between 3.5 % and 3.7 % this year and exceed 3 % again in 2015.
And the latest
GDP number was
released after the survey of million - dollar self - directed brokerage investors, conducted by E-Trade and provided exclusively to CNBC.
Unemployment has continued its steady decline, hitting 4.1 percent in October, and
GDP growth has picked up, gaining 3.0 percent in the third quarter, according to «advance» estimates
released in October.
The Joint Committee on Taxation, the official government scorekeeper, projected in its analysis
released Thursday that the bill would add 0.8 % to
GDP on average over the first 10 years after the bill went into effect.
When the «outstanding» November
GDP number was
released on January 31, the IFSD nowcast for fourth - quarter
GDP was revised to 1.8 %.
The first
release of the agency's contemporary monthly
GDP report was in the summer of 1981.
The Parliamentary Budget Office has
released a report (pdf - h / t to Kady O'Malley) that makes note of the distinction between Gross Domestic Product (
GDP) and Gross Domestic Income (GDI), and shows that by the latter measure, the fourth quarter of 2008 was even more dreadful than the
GDP numbers that made all the headlines.
The declines in
GDP so far this year were microscopic; they could well be revised away (Statistics Canada just
released a remarkable new database on revisions, which should encourage economists to better understand their importance).
The sector and financial - flow accounts
released with todayâ $ ™ s
GDP figures indicate an expansion of the pool of dead money flagged by this blog and by Mark Carney.
The study concludes that U.S. news
releases on labor market conditions, real
GDP growth, and consumer sentiment have large effects on interest rates in both the U.S. Treasury and German sovereign bond markets.
In addition, PBO's forecast for nominal gross domestic product (
GDP)-- the broadest measure of the federal tax base - is considerably lower than the average of the private sector economists» forecasts
released by the Minister of Finance on October 29, 2012.
Interestingly, some German data
releases closely followed by market participants — such as German
GDP, industrial production, and employment statistics — did not significantly influence German yields, report Goldberg and Leonard.
A TD - Pembina - Suzuki study
released seven weeks ago projected that cutting Canadaâ $ ™ s carbon emissions by 20 % below 2006 levels, or even 25 % below 1990 levels, would only modestly reduce overall Canadian
GDP.
Along with the
GDP data last week, Statistics Canada
released a methodically consistent revision of national accounts that allowed it to provide comparable data going back an additional 20 years, to 1961 instead of 1981.
The U.S. Commerce Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis today
released its first estimate of gross domestic product (
GDP) growth for the third quarter of 2013.
For example, of the four scheduled 2014
release dates of an «advance» (or first) estimate of
GDP growth, two are on the second day of a scheduled FOMC meeting with the other two on the day after the meeting.
As with many economic statistics,
GDP estimates are
released with a lag whose timing can be important for policymakers.
Advance estimates
released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis report on Friday showed that the U.S. economy slowed more than expected in the fourth quarter, rendering the annual
GDP growth...
The size of Canada's economy was around $ 2 trillion dollars at the end of 2016, and according to the latest
GDP numbers
released by Statistics Canada, the Canadian economy expanded at 0.6 percent in May 2017 compared to the previous month, largely led by advances in the oil, gas and mining industries, which accounted for around two - thirds of the country's
GDP growth.
Global macro overview for 29/01/2016: The UK
GDP data for the fourth quarter were
released yesterday and the figures were in line with expectations (0.5 % q / q; 1.9 % y / y).
The U.S Treasuries jumped Friday on expectations of a fall in the country's gross domestic product (
GDP) for the first quarter of this year, scheduled to be
released today by 12:30 GMT amid an otherwise, silent trading session.
This was mainly in response to a number of weaker - than - expected data
releases, including the
GDP figures.
According to the «advance» estimate
released this Friday by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the real gross domestic product (
GDP) increased at an annual rate of 2.3 percent in the first quarter of 2018, which is higher than the market expectations of 2.0 percent.
The 1Q
GDP advance estimate was
released this week.
The other news
releases that traders should look at is the
GDP, Gross Domestic Product, and the unemployment rate.
In addition to the
GDP, there are other economic
releases such as the Retail Sales and the Purchasing Manager Index (PMI), which indicates the level of inflation.
The first estimate of US
GDP for the fourth quarter is set to be
released this Friday and the median forecast is 3.0 % according to MarketWatch, which if met or exceeded will be the first time 3 consecutive quarters to show at least 3 % growth since the first quarter of 2005.
UK rate hikes less likely The odds of a rate hike from the Bank of England at its May meeting have fallen to just 20 % after weak Q1
GDP data were
released.
So, yes, the Chinese government is afraid of political unrest, and therefore they quickly
released a tremendous amount of stimulus into the economy, then followed it up with encouraging bank loans equal to 29 % of
GDP in 2009, a huge increase.
This morning's just -
released data for first - quarter
GDP (more below on this upward surprise) was of some concern, as was next week's Federal Reserve FOMC meeting.
Among the economic news
releases which greatly affect the GBP and as a result the EURGBP, is the Gross Domestic Product (
GDP).
For the January 2009 Budget, nominal
GDP results would have been available only for the first nine months of 2008, which were
released by Statistics Canada at the end of November 2008.
Yesterday, Janet Yellen spoke in front of Congressional leaders amid the
release of the US
GDP data, which as expected, climbed to 3 - year high.
Canada has not
released an economic impact study of the TPP, likely because the effect on
GDP and job growth will be so small (and possibly negative, according to one study).