22:32:28
Bank of Canada Business Outlook Survey: 17% of businesses believe it will take more than four years for inflation to return to 2%, down from 27% in the fourth quarter.
22:32:14
Bank of Canada Business Outlook Survey: 27% of businesses expect Canada to fall into recession within the next year, down from 38% in the fourth quarter.
22:16:15
Timothy Fiore, Chairman of the ISM Manufacturing Climate Survey Committee: The supplier delivery index fell slightly, and the inventory index improved, but it was still in a small contraction area. As commodity-driven costs remain unstable, the price index rose further within the range of moderate expansion.
22:15:31
Timothy Fiore, Chairman of the ISM Manufacturing Sentiment Survey Committee: The U.S. manufacturing industry has entered expansion for the first time since September 2022. Demand is positive, output has been strengthened, and inputs remain loose. The improvement in demand is reflected in the following aspects: the new orders index resumed expansion; the new export orders index expanded again; the backlog order index remained in the moderate contraction zone, the same as in February; the customer inventory index contracted for the fourth consecutive month and remained at a favorable level. future levels of production.
22:15:18
Trump Media & Technology Group fell 9.8% after the company said operating losses raised significant doubt about its ability to continue as a viable entity.
22:11:21
COMEX silver futures stood at $25 an ounce, up 0.34% on the day.
22:10:10
Deputy Governor of the Bank of Mexico: Inflation faces some "headwinds" that did not exist last year, and core inflation shows very strong persistence, especially in the service industry component.
22:08:36
The U.S. manufacturing PMI expanded for the first time since September 2022. The U.S. dollar index DXY rose nearly 20 points in the short term and is now at 104.90; non-U.S. currencies generally fell, with the pound against the U.S. dollar GBP/USD falling 25 points in the short term and the euro against the U.S. dollar EUR/USD The U.S. dollar fell 26 points in the short term, and USD/JPY rose 23 points in the short term.
22:07:07
[U.S. manufacturing activity expanded for the first time since 2022] U.S. manufacturing activity unexpectedly expanded in March for the first time since September 2022, as production rebounded sharply, demand strengthened, and input costs climbed. Data released on Monday showed that the U.S. ISM manufacturing PMI rose by 2.5 to 50.3 in March. Although it was just above the 50 threshold, the index ended its 16th consecutive month of contraction. The March index beat all expectations in a survey of economists by the agency. Procurement and supply management executives in the United States have recently expressed optimism. on the future of manufacturing. The stabilizing order growth reflects resilience in consumer demand and business investment and suggests companies are making progress in keeping inventory levels in line with sales.
22:06:56
According to the Syrian state news agency, explosions were heard near Damascus.
22:05:22
The U.S. two-year Treasury yield reached a two-week high, rising 6.5 basis points to 4.684%.
22:04:12
After the release of U.S. manufacturing data, U.S. Treasury bond yields rose further, with the 10-year Treasury bond yield rising 11.1 basis points to 4.305%.
22:03:12
The U.S. ISM output index in March was 54.6, compared with 48.4 in the previous month.
22:03:04
The ISM inventory index in the United States in March was 48.2, compared with the previous value of 45.3.
22:02:44
Spot gold fell by more than $8 in the short term, now trading at $2,237.88 per ounce.
22:02:28
The U.S. dollar index DXY rose 12 points in the short term and is now at 104.84.
22:01:38
The U.S. ISM manufacturing PMI recorded 50.3 in March, returning above 50 for the first time since November 2022.
22:00:02
The ISM new orders index in the United States in March was 51.4, which was expected to be 49.8 and the previous value was 49.2.
21:58:36
According to CNBC: United Airlines asked pilots to take unpaid leave next month, citing delays in Boeing aircraft deliveries.
21:45:02
The final value of the S&P Global Manufacturing PMI in the United States in March was 51.9, which was expected to be 52.5 and the previous value was 52.5.
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