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2 Aug 2016

UK construction PMI a tad weaker in July, but beats estimates

The construction sector activity in the UK economy dipped slightly in July, although beat expectations by a wider margin, a fresh report from Markit Economics showed on Monday.

The final Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) in the UK fell further to 45.9 points in July after having dropped to 46 points in June. Markets had predicted a drop to 43.8 in July.

Tim Moore, senior economist at Markit noted in the report, "July’s survey is the first construction PMI compiled entirely after the EU referendum result and the figures confirm a clear loss of momentum since the second quarter of 2016, led by a steep and accelerated decline in commercial building. Reduced volumes of new work to replace completed projects contributed to a fall in employment for the first time in just over three years."

Aug 2, 2016

NOK remains under pressure, sell EUR/SEK – Danske Bank

Senior Analyst at Danske Bank Sverre Holbek noted the perspectives for the Norwegian krone. Key Quotes “In terms of the Scandies, EUR/SEK and EUR/NO

AUD/JPY hits fresh session low on disappointment from Japanese stimulus

A tepid recovery from RBA-led dip in the AUD/JPY cross got sold into around 77.35 region and the pair has dropped to hit a fresh session low level. T