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Inflation
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May 11:Core PPI(month-over-month) came in-line with estimates
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April 13:Core PPI(month-over-month) beats estimates
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March 31:U.S core PCE was better than estimate in February
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March 31:Euro zone headline inflation decelerated significantly but core inflation continues to rise
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March 15: February Producer Price Index beats estimates
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March 14:US Consumer Price Index came in-line with expectations in February
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March 2:Euro Zone core inflation surges
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February 24:U.S core PCE rose more than expected in January
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Labor
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May 5:April US nonfarm payrolls and unemployment rate missed estimates
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April 7:March US payroll numbers came in below estimates
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GDP
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April 14:US retail sales decline for a second straight month in March
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April 5:U.S service sector cooled in March
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March 21:Sales of existing homes exceeded estimate
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March 3:US service sector remained steady in February
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March 1: ISM survey indicates that US manufacturing sector remained in contraction territory in February
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February 21:S&P U.S Global PMI ended seven months of being in the contraction territory.
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February 21:S&P Euro Zone PMI growth recorded a nine-month high
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Central Banks
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March 22:Fed hikes rates by 25 basis points
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March 16:ECB raises interest rates by 50 basis points despite bank turmoil in U.S
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March 7:Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said interest rates are likely to be higher than anticipated
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March 1:Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari open-minded to 25 or 50 basis points rate hike in the next FOMC meering
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Consumer Health
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May 17:U.S retail sales rebounded in April but were below estimates.
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