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[bizzxceleration: Performance, Value and Profit] WRFest 11May08(Economy): Jaime Spoke, Anybody Listening ?: Below you'll find an interesting chart from Northern Trust that pretty well shoots that one in the head. As well as a superb Economist must-read on the state of the Housing market.

 [signalblog] The Week Ahead Canada & US: US Advance Retail Sales, CPI and ...: Andrew Gretzinger, portfolio manager at MFC Global Investments, said that although retail sales and CPI will garner most of the market attention, it’s a big week for economic data. He said jobless claims and housing data will be big reports.

[Foreign Exchange Outlook] The Pound rallied against the Dollar after the UK trade deficit ...: The Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling delivered his maiden budget yesterday and the tone of his statement seemed to indicate that the economy would benefit from further monetary easing.

 [SignalBlog] Pound dives as BoE warns of inflation hitting 4 percent: The BoE also warned that the UK economy is in danger of grinding to a halt this year, and possibly sinking into recession, as a result of the crisis in credit markets. It said there is a high risk that GDP growth could fall to an annualised rate of 1 percent by the end of this year, the lowest levels since the early 1990s recession, even though the weaker pound should boost exports.

[FXView] US$ Gains as Top Might Be in Place: The pound fell modestly overnight as US$ strength steers trade, despite the release of a report showing that UK retail sales rose more than forecast in February. This robust data reinforces the view that inflation pressures are accelerating in the UK economy, likely leading the Bank of England to keep rates firm if not push them higher in the next few months.

[Small Business Grant] Late breaking news: UK economic growth still slowing. The UK economy grew 0.4% in the first three months of the year, its weakest quarterly growth in three years.

 [yong168] Morning Adviser Asia The New Anti-Euro: Recent data releases have showed evidence of a sharp slowdown in the UK economy, weakening in consumer confidence and further housing jitters. However, higher food and energy prices will unlikely give respite to the MPC who will announce its interest rate decision later today.

[iTRADEbuy] European Mid Morning Update 14th May 2008: The first CPI number is out the way with this morning but brought no new nasty surprises to work with. No prizes for guessing that energy and food prices are still the driving force but with the number basically in line with forecasts the status quo with rates is likely to remain unchanged.

 [Road to Become an Investor] 2008.05.08: Apple iPhone Scarce In UK After Price Cuts ”” Sort Of (AAPL) ( Silicon Alley Insider ). ReadWriteWeb: TechCrunch, Digg, Slashdot Users Are a Bunch of Morons ( Silicon Alley Insider ).

[Currency Market Online Blog] The Pound rallied against the majors as UK unemployment fell to ...: The recent revival in Sterling sentiment continued yesterday as the UK currency rallied against almost all of the 16 most actively traded currencies amid a distinct lack of economic data that failed to provide any further indication on the probability of an interest rate cut next month.

 [Forex and Stocks] European Mid Morning Update 14th May 2008: UK Jobless Claims Change 0.0K UK Claimant Count Rate 2.5% UK BOE Quarterly Inflation Report US CPI (MoM) +0.3% US CPI (YoY) +3.9% US CPI ex concern & grade (MoM) +0.2% US CPI ex concern & grade (YoY) +2.4% .

[Global Forex Trading Blog | GFT Forex] European Morning Update 16th April 2008: Westpac commented, “Growth in the index has slowed markedly in the last few months. After peaking at a solid 6.5% in November last year it has slowed to 3.3% - appreciably below long-run trend for the first time since October 2005.

[itradebuy] European Morning Update 16th April 2008: Euro-zone CPI                          (YoY)    +3.5%

[Global Forex Trading Blog | GFT Forex] European Mid Morning Update 16th April 2008: Fairly uneventful data from Europe so far. Confirmation of the German CPI at 3.1% was in line with forecasts but the EU harmonized number blipped higher to +3.3% which again places the ECB firmly in hawkish territory but remain restrained due to the credit crisis.

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