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Apr 2026
US industrial output fell 0.5% month-on-month, undershooting the 0.1% rise expected in March

US industrial production dropped 0.5% in March, missing forecasts that had predicted a modest 0.1% increase.

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Apr 2026
US capacity utilisation came in at 75.7% in March, undershooting forecasts of 76.3% for the month

U.S. capacity utilization fell to 75.7% in March, missing expectations of 76.3% and remaining below forecast.

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Apr 2026
In March, US monthly industrial output rose 0.2%, surpassing forecasts of 0.1% by economists

US industrial production increased 0.2% in March, beating forecasts for a 0.1% rise month-on-month.

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Apr 2026
BBH’s Elias Haddad says equities hit records while the dollar rebounds, outweighing IMF’s weaker growth outlook

Global equities hit records; dollar stabilizes as IMF cuts outlook; DXY range supported by yield spreads.

17

Apr 2026
Williams expects inflation at 2.75–3% this year as energy costs rise and supply disruptions emerge

John Williams warns of early supply chain disruptions, Middle East war boosting inflation; Fed policy steady, outlook uncertain.

17

Apr 2026
Netflix shares display an unfinished bullish Elliott Wave pattern, implying further gains towards 115.00–130.00 before completion

Netflix remains in unfinished Elliott Wave uptrend, targeting 115–130, invalidated below 75.11, bullish structure intact.

17

Apr 2026
Rabobank’s Jane Foley says AUD leads G10 year-to-date as hawkish RBA policy bets lift AUD/USD

AUD leads G10 year-to-date as markets price further RBA tightening, supported by firm labour data, hawkish stance.

16

Apr 2026
US initial jobless claims’ four-week average rose to 209.75K in April, from 209.5K previously

Four-week average of US initial jobless claims edged up to 209.75K for week ending April 10.

16

Apr 2026
US initial jobless claims totalled 207K, undershooting the 215K forecast for early April release

US initial jobless claims fell to 207,000 in week ending April 10, below 215,000 forecast.

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Apr 2026
TD Securities says UK February GDP exceeded forecasts, driven by strong services, production and construction, though MPC wary

UK GDP rose 0.5% in February, beating forecasts as services, production and construction strengthened, lifting Q1 outlook.

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