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Key events, in time order
The latest labour report missed expectations, with public-sector weakness and education and health services leading the decline
PMI gains across major manufacturing hubs suggest demand for capital goods and exports remained firm late in the quarter.
Australia’s July trade figures beat forecasts, while the U.S. deficit came in slightly better than expected, underscoring diverging trade flows.
Final August surveys show expansion across the bloc, but France underperforms while Germany stays comfortably above 54.
The official print came in near expectations and leaves July flat, suggesting momentum held through mid-year even as the start of Q3 softened.
Import prices dropped 0.4% and export prices fell 1.3%, adding a softer inflation backdrop to a split housing report
A hotter-than-expected July inflation print and firmer core measures keep the Bank of Canada in focus for rate expectations and the Canadian dollar.
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