IN THE OVERNIGHT 13 APRIL

US Continuing Jobless Claims AND PPI at 8:30 AM ET

Asia mostly green…Europe mostly not

Hong Kong: Hang Seng closed up +0.17%
China CSI 300 -0.69%
Taiwan KOSPI +0.43%
India Nifty 50 +0.08%
Australia ASX +0.46%
Japan Nikkei +0.86%
All European bourses broadly in negative territory so far this morning led by Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, and Switzerland
US indices slightly pretty flat so far this morning in pre-market, USD -0.18%

Overnight Data/News

PBoC Sets Yuan Mid-Point At 6.8658 / Dlr VS Last Close 6.8721
China Jan.-March Imports Rise 0.2% Y/Y In Yuan Terms – Jan.-March Exports Rise 8.4% Y/Y In Yuan Terms – Jan.-March Trade Surplus 1.41t Yuan
German CPI (M/M) Mar F: 0.8% (est 0.8%; prev 0.8%) – German CPI (Y/Y) Mar F: 7.4% (est 7.4%; prev 7.4%) – German CPI EU Harmonised (M/M) Mar F: 1.1% (est 1.1%; prev 1.1%) – German CPI EU Harmonised (Y/Y) Mar F: 7.8% (est 7.8%; prev 7.8%)
UK Monthly GDP (M/M) Feb: 0.0% (est 0.1%; prev 0.3%) – UK Monthly GDP (3M/3M) Feb: 0.1% (est 0.0%; prev 0.0%)
UK Industrial Production (M/M) Feb: -0.2% (est 0.2%; prev -0.3%) – UK Industrial Production (Y/Y) Feb: -3.1% (est -3.7%; prev -4.3%)
UK Manufacturing Production (M/M) Feb: 0.0% (est 0.2%; prev -0.4%) – UK Manufacturing Production (Y/Y) Feb: -2.4% (est -4.5%; prev -5.2%)
UK Index Of Services (M/M) Feb: -0.1% (est -0.1%; prev 0.5%) – UK Index Of Services (3M/3M) Feb: 0.1% (est -0.1%; prev 0.0%)
UK Construction Output (M/M) Feb: 2.4% (est 1.0%; prev -1.7%) – UK Construction Output (Y/Y) Feb: 5.7% (est 1.6%; prev 0.6%)
Eurozone Industrial Production SA (M/M) Feb: 1.5% (est 0.1%; prevR 1.0%) – Eurozone Industrial Production WDA (Y/Y) Feb: 2.0% (est -0.4%; prev 0.9%)

Chinese Exports Recover As Number Of Empty Containers Falls – Shanghai Securities News
Australian Jobs Surge As Labour Market Weathers Rate Hikes – BBG
Investors Shun Riskier US Corporate Debt As Recession Fears Loom – FT
Apple Triples India iPhone Output To $7 Billion In China Shift – BBG
ECB Policymakers Converging On 25-Bps Rate Hike In May – RTRS Sources
Germany Pushes Intel To Spend More On €17Bln Chip Plant – FT
China’s March crude oil imports surge 22.5% from year earlier
RBC Becomes World’s Biggest Fossil-Fuel Bank, Topping JPMorgan

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