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Nov 16, 2010

Frontrunning: November 16

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  • Meet the new reserve currency: Global Power, Influence Shifting From US To China (WSJ)
  • IMF Lowers Dollar, Yen Weights in Its SDR Valuation Basket, Increases Euro (Bloomberg)
  • Liesman with another hilarious interview: Fed Easing Is Not Aimed at Weakening US Dollar says ex-Goldmanite and current New York Fed president Dudley (CNBC)
  • China May Raise Interest Rates Several More Times, Fidelity's Bolton Says (Bloomberg)
  • China Selling Stockpiled Pork, Sugar to Cut Prices (BusinessWeek)
  • Revaluation pressures on emerging markets (FT)
  • Eurozone Members Pressed on Debt Plans (FT)
  • Ireland's Cowen to Weigh EU Steps to Shore Up Banking System (Bloomberg)
  • Merkel Resilient in Face of European, ECB Opposition to Debt-Crisis Plan (Bloomberg)
  • Fed's Yellen Defends Bond-Purchase Plan  (WSJ)
Economic highlights:
  • Euro-Zone 25 New Car Registrations for October -16.6%. Previous -9.6%.
  • Euro-Zone CPI - Core for October 1.1% y/y - higher than expected.Consensus 1.0% y/y. Previous 1.0% y/y.      
  • Euro-Zone CPI for October 0.4% m/m 1.9% y/y - in line with expectations. Consensus 0.3% m/m 1.9% y/y. Previous 0.2% m/m 1.9% y/y.     
  • Euro-Zone ZEW Survey (Econ. Sentiment) for November 13.8 - higher than expected. Consensus 2.0. Previous 1.8. 
  • Germany ZEW Survey (Current Situation) for November 81.5 – higher than expected. Consensus 75.0. Previous 72.6.
  • Germany ZEW Survey (Econ. Sentiment) for November 1.8 - higher than expected. Consensus -6.0. Previous -7.2.  
  • France Non-Farm Payrolls for Q3 0.3% - higher than expected. Consensus 0.2%. Previous 0.2%.   
  • Italy CPI (NIC incl. tobacco) for October 0.2% m/m 1.7% y/y – in line with expectations. Consensus 0.2% m/m 1.7% y/y. Previous 0.2% m/m 1.7% y/y.     
  • Italy CPI - EU Harmonized for October 0.7% m/m 2.0% y/y – in line with expectations. Consensus 0.7% m/m 2.0% y/y. Previous 0.7% m/m 2.0% y/y. 
  • UK DCLG UK House Prices forSeptember 6.1% y/y. Previous 8.1%.
  • UK CPI for October0.3% m/m 3.2% y/y - higher than expected. Consensus 0.2% m/m 3.1% y/y. Previous 0.0% m/m 3.1% y/y. 
  • UK Core CPI forOctober 2.7% y/y - higher than expected. Consensus 2.6% y/y. Previous 2.7% y/y.
  • UK Retail Price Index for October225.8 - lower than expected.Consensus 226.0. Previous 225.3.
  • UK RPI for October 0.2% m/m 4.5% y/y - lower than expected. Consensus 0.3% m/m 4.6% y/y. Previous 0.4% m/m 4.6% y/y.  
  • UK RPI Ex Mort Int. Payments for October4.6% y/y – in line with expectations. Consensus 4.6% y/y. Previous 4.6% y/y. 


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Posted on: Tuesday, November 16, 2010 02:28 PM
Author: Tyler Durden
Subject: Frontrunning: November 16


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  • Meet the new reserve currency: Global Power, Influence Shifting From US To China (WSJ)
  • IMF Lowers Dollar, Yen Weights in Its SDR Valuation Basket, Increases Euro (Bloomberg)
  • Liesman with another hilarious interview: Fed Easing Is Not Aimed at Weakening US Dollar says ex-Goldmanite and current New York Fed president Dudley (CNBC)
  • China May Raise Interest Rates Several More Times, Fidelity's Bolton Says (Bloomberg)
  • China Selling Stockpiled Pork, Sugar to Cut Prices (BusinessWeek)
  • Revaluation pressures on emerging markets (FT)
  • Eurozone Members Pressed on Debt Plans (FT)
  • Ireland's Cowen to Weigh EU Steps to Shore Up Banking System (Bloomberg)
  • Merkel Resilient in Face of European, ECB Opposition to Debt-Crisis Plan (Bloomberg)
  • Fed's Yellen Defends Bond-Purchase Plan  (WSJ)
Economic highlights:
  • Euro-Zone 25 New Car Registrations for October -16.6%. Previous -9.6%.
  • Euro-Zone CPI - Core for October 1.1% y/y - higher than expected.Consensus 1.0% y/y. Previous 1.0% y/y.      
  • Euro-Zone CPI for October 0.4% m/m 1.9% y/y - in line with expectations. Consensus 0.3% m/m 1.9% y/y. Previous 0.2% m/m 1.9% y/y.     
  • Euro-Zone ZEW Survey (Econ. Sentiment) for November 13.8 - higher than expected. Consensus 2.0. Previous 1.8. 
  • Germany ZEW Survey (Current Situation) for November 81.5 – higher than expected. Consensus 75.0. Previous 72.6.
  • Germany ZEW Survey (Econ. Sentiment) for November 1.8 - higher than expected. Consensus -6.0. Previous -7.2.  
  • France Non-Farm Payrolls for Q3 0.3% - higher than expected. Consensus 0.2%. Previous 0.2%.   
  • Italy CPI (NIC incl. tobacco) for October 0.2% m/m 1.7% y/y – in line with expectations. Consensus 0.2% m/m 1.7% y/y. Previous 0.2% m/m 1.7% y/y.     
  • Italy CPI - EU Harmonized for October 0.7% m/m 2.0% y/y – in line with expectations. Consensus 0.7% m/m 2.0% y/y. Previous 0.7% m/m 2.0% y/y. 
  • UK DCLG UK House Prices forSeptember 6.1% y/y. Previous 8.1%.
  • UK CPI for October0.3% m/m 3.2% y/y - higher than expected. Consensus 0.2% m/m 3.1% y/y. Previous 0.0% m/m 3.1% y/y. 
  • UK Core CPI forOctober 2.7% y/y - higher than expected. Consensus 2.6% y/y. Previous 2.7% y/y.
  • UK Retail Price Index for October225.8 - lower than expected.Consensus 226.0. Previous 225.3.
  • UK RPI for October 0.2% m/m 4.5% y/y - lower than expected. Consensus 0.3% m/m 4.6% y/y. Previous 0.4% m/m 4.6% y/y.  
  • UK RPI Ex Mort Int. Payments for October4.6% y/y – in line with expectations. Consensus 4.6% y/y. Previous 4.6% y/y. 

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