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The collapse of the Korean summit is not market significant – unless it changes expectations about US President Trump’s focus.
The president may want a quick win on trade to offset the Korean situation. There are media reports of a mid-March summit with China and a « quick » trade deal.
US personal income and spending data are published today. With the surprise weakness in retail sales, these numbers have some additional interest.
The PCE deflator, the Fed’s favored inflation measure, is also due. Wage costs have been rising, but this may be more of an issue for profit margins than inflation.
German unemployment and retail sales data will hint at the health of the German consumer.
Euro area consumer price inflation will be overlooked. UK credit data is due.
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