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1 Apr 2015

UK consumers driving the recovery of the economy – TDS

FXStreet (Barcelona) - The TD Securities team sees domestic demand in the UK as the driving factor behind the recovery in the UK economy.

Key Quotes

“The manufacturing PMI rose from 54.0 to 54.4 in March, exactly in line with consensus expectations.”

“The details of the survey looked pretty good too, and were in line with what we saw in the Eurozone data with lots of 'highest since' Q2-Q3 last year for the subcomponents.”

“Domestic demand is still the driving factor behind new orders, although there was a "modest increase" in overseas demand. Consumer goods recorded "by far the steepest growth rates for both output and new business" out of the 3 groups that the survey covers.”

“So seems like UK consumers are doing what everyone assumed the US consumers would be doing (but haven't) in using the increase in real wage growth to help drive the recovery.”

Apr 1, 2015

Treasuries: risks skewed to the downside – RBS

With treasuries closing the bearish gap and seeing a barrier at 129-00, Dmytro Bondar, Technical Analyst at RBS, believes that the next move would be lower towards 127-19 onto 126-18 and 126-00.

BoJ expected to step up easing – BBH

With Japan seeing a disappointing Tankan Survey and capex plans, the Brown Brothers Harriman Team comments that expectations are strong for BoJ to step up its efforts.