Yahoo News is better in the appYahoo News is better in the app -- Inflation in the US probably abated only gradually last month and retail sales rebounded, illustrating why the Federal Reserve is in no rush to lower interest rates.The World Has Too Much Wine, and Farmers Are Ripping Up Vines
Government figures on Thursday are expected to show a 0.8% advance in February retail sales following a drop of the same magnitude a month earlier. Such an outcome would indicate a return of shoppers who took a breather after a strong holiday-shopping season.Other US data in the coming week include February industrial production and the University of Michigan’s preliminary March consumer sentiment index.
Elsewhere, India’s industrial output may have increased at a faster clip in January, while February inflation is seen cooling a tad. Meanwhile, following last week’s European Central Bank decision signaling a rate cut in June, several officials are due to speak, including chief economist Philip Lane. The institution may unveil a revamp of its monetary policy framework on Wednesday.
On the same day, Angola is expected to increase its key rate to stem upward pressure on inflation from adverse weather conditions and a weaker exchange rate. Mexico posts January industrial production data after the year-on-year reading flatlined in December. Against that negative, manufacturing and production trend indicators rose for a third month in February to a three-year high.
ISHIGAKI, Japan – For Yoshitaka Nakayama, the mayor of the tiny Japanese island of Ishigaki, the threat of a hostile China hits very close to home. This tropical tourist destination of 50,000 full-time residents is just 124 miles off the west coast of Taiwan, and he fears a refugee crisis if China carries out aggression…Rep.
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