Investors were offered a US data pack for December just a moment ago. Core PCE inflation rose more than expected as the headline figure climbed to 1.5% YoY (vs expected 1.3% YoY). Personal income and personal spending data turned out to be better-than-expected, yet last month's figures were revised lower.
Core PCE in December: 1.5% YoY
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Expected: 1.3% YoY
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Previous: 1.4% YoY
Personal Income in December: 0.6% MoM
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Expected: 0.1% MoM
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Previous: -1.3% MoM
Personal Spending in December: -0.2% MoM
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Expected: -0.4% MoM
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Previous: -0.7% MoM
There have been no bigger reaction on the markets following the release. As far as EURUSD is concerned, the area at 1.2060 remains key short-term support (local lows). An important resistance may be found at 1.2220. Source: xStation5
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