Les dépêches jeudi 22 Aout, les minutes de la Fed entretiennent l’incertitude.

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Rebond du PMI français

French Services PMI Aug P: 53.3 (exp 52.5; prev 52.6)
– Composite PMI Aug: 52.7 (exp 51.8; prev 51.9)

— LiveSquawk (@LiveSquawk) August 22, 2019

Allemagne : pas brillant !

Germany Flash PMI: Growth of service sector again offset by a marked fall in goods production, job creation slipped to five-year low, total new orders sank deeper into contraction and firms’ expectations of future output negative for the first time since late 2014. @IHSMarkitPMI pic.twitter.com/jqbO9EahCc

— Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) August 22, 2019

The U.S. economy had 501,000 fewer jobs in March 2019 than previously reported, government revisions show, suggesting that hiring was not as strong in the past year as it seemed. »

Les minutes de la Fed: pas d’unanimité, le doute prévaut

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Latest weekly figures showed that downward pressures on global trade growth are no longer easing.
*After seasonal adjustment, the Harpex TEU Index ⬇ at the fastest pace since 3 weeks.
*Link: https://t.co/JsT7kuENA8 pic.twitter.com/ugCq0paMxh

— Christophe Barraud🛢 (@C_Barraud) May 12, 2019

[Reuters] Asia shares find support, still waiting on stimulus

[Reuters] Gold prices stable; all eyes on Fed summit for rate-cut direction

[Reuters] Japan August manufacturing shrinks for fourth month as export orders fall: flash PMI

[Bloomberg] Shadow Bank Crackdown Accelerates in India Amid Cash Squeeze

[Bloomberg] Goldman Warns Hedge Fund Outperformance Holds Crowding Risk

[Bloomberg] Das: Markets Should Be Worried About the Music Stopping

[FT] As the Fed Frets, Retailers Rake in Sales