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DJ MARKET TALK: UK Input Prices Weaker Than Expected In August

U.K. seasonally adjusted input prices fell 0.5% on the month and grew 0.7% on the year in August, below economists' expectations. Output prices rose 0.1% on the month and 2.5% on the year, the Office of National Statistics says. Core output prices, which exclude volatile items, such as food, drink, tobacco, and petrol, rose 0.2% on the month and 2.4% on the year. In a DJN survey, economists predicted that output prices would rise 0.1% on the month and 2.4% on the year. They estimated that input
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DJ MARKET TALK: UK Input & Output Prices

UK Aug Input PPI -0.5% on Month; +0.7% On Year UK Aug Input PPI Was Forecast -0.2% MM; +0.9% YY UK Aug Output PPI +0.1% on Month; +2.5% On Year UK Aug Output PPI Was Forecast +0.1% MM; +2.4% YY
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DJ MARKET TALK: Calyon Sees "Nervous" Romanian Currency

Calyon sees Romanian Leu under pressure and reiterates its call to sell the RON against Hungary's forint. Says Romanian central bank interest rates are likely to head up from 7% given rising inflation, even as the economy slows and current account deficit widens. Analyst Nigel Rendell notes "increasing nervousness over the RON's fate" as the euro is up 7% against it from early July. EUR/RON +1.2% to 3.30 in Wednesday trading. (CRE)     Copyright © 2007 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
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DJ MARKET BEAT: GBP Looking At $2.0, As Sell Stops Trigger -SG

Sell stops in GBP/USD below 2.0125 on top of those already triggered at 2.0148 are putting 2.0 back in range, says a dealer at Societe Generale. Says intraday technicals show a downward trend forming, and advises selling on a break below Friday's low of 2.0111. Pair now at 2.0134, day's low 2.0123 on EBS. (JSE)         Copyright © 2007 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
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DJ HOT TOPIC: Don't Get Carried Away On Japan's Watanabe

SINGAPORE (Dow Jones)--The Japanese currency has taken another leg higher in Asia Wednesday on comments suggesting further dark days for the yen-funded carry trade, but there is no need to get swept away yet.   Japan's banking minister, Yoshimi Watanabe, has startled markets a bit with what would appear to be a fairly benign comment - that there's always the chance of further carry trade unwinding.   As Westpac Banking Corp.'s Sean Callow puts it, "I guess the fear is someone in Watanabe's
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DJ FOCUS: Romania's Slowing Economy Is Veering Off Track

Romania's economy slowed markedly in the second quarter despite hefty private spending, heightening concern about the country's ballooning external debt. Romania's gross domestic product expanded 5.6% in the second quarter, sharply down from the 7.4% pace posted in the same period a year earlier, and close to the rate achieved in 2005, when the country was wracked by devastating floods. Most economists had anticipated an acceleration from the 6.0% growth of the first three months of the ye
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DJ Fed Lacker: To Consider Cut If Evidence Supports It- Reuters

NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Richmond Federal Reserve President Jeffrey Lacker said he would consider an interest rate cut if the data on inflation and consumer spending suggest it was appropriate, according to Reuters.   "If evidence arrives that we need a policy move, of course I will consider it and I will take that evidence seriously...That evidence would be of the nature of information that alters the outlook for real spending and inflation," Reuters cited Lacker saying Tuesday.   However, h
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DJ DATA SNAP/ISM Mfg: US Factory Growth Continues In August

NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--U.S. manufacturing activity expanded at a slightly slower pace in August, although the gains had positive implications for the broader economy, a report Tuesday said.   Private research group the Institute for Supply Management said that its index of manufacturing activity moved to 52.9 in August, from 53.8 in July and 56.0 in June. Readings over 50 point to an expansion of activity, while those under that number denote contracting activity. Economists surveyed by Dow Jo
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DJ DATA SNAP: UK Jul Mfg Output -0.3% On Mo, +0.8% On Yr

LONDON (Dow Jones)--U.K. manufacturing output slumped in July, reversing the recent positive trend, led by a drop in the manufacture of transport equipment.   Figures released by the Office for National Statistics Thursday showed that manufacturing output fell 0.3% on the month in July - the first decline since a 0.8% fall in February this year. On the year output rose 0.8%. That compares with a 0.1% rise on the month in June and a 1.0% annual gain.   A Dow Jones Newswires survey of econom
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DJ DATA SNAP: Jul Construction Outlays Below Expectations

WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--U.S. construction spending unexpectedly tumbled in July as outlays for housing plunged, the government said Tuesday.   Total spending decreased by 0.4% at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $1.169 trillion, the Commerce Department said. Spending rose 0.1% in June; originally, June spending was seen 0.3% lower.   Wall Street had expected July construction spending would be flat. The 0.4% fall was the largest decline since a drop of 0.6% in January 2007.   Reside
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DJ DATA SNAP: Euro-Zone Retail Sales Disappoint In July

LONDON (Dow Jones)--Retail trade in the euro zone disappointed in July, growing more slowly than economists had expected.   The volume of retail sales rose just 0.1% on the month in July, dragged down by sales of nonfood products such as clothing and household goods which fell by 0.1% on the month, European statistics agency, Eurostat said Wednesday.   Compared with July 2006, retail sales grew 0.5%, substantially less than economists had predicted. In a Dow Jones survey last week economis
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Australia Aug Performance Of Services Index -4.4 Pts Vs Jul

SYDNEY (Dow Jones)--Australia's services sector recorded a slower pace of growth in August than July, a performance gauge produced by an industry group published Wednesday shows. The Australian Industry Group-Commonwealth Bank Performance of Services Index fell 4.4 points in August from July to 51.6. An index reading above 50.0 indicates expansion in the sector while a reading below 50.0 shows contraction. Commonwealth Bank Chief Economist Michael Blythe said the slower pace of growth i
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AUG PMI in EUROZONE

Euro-Zone Aug Services PMI 58.0 Vs 58.3 In Jul - Sources Euro-Zone Aug Services PMI Forecast 57.9 German Aug Services PMI 59.8 Vs 58.5 In Jul -Sources German Aug Services PMI Forecast 58.1 French Aug Services PMI 58.4 Vs Jul 58.9 - Sources French Aug Services PMI Forecast 58.5
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