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Apr 2026
In March, US building permits reached 1.372 million, undershooting forecasts of 1.39 million

March US building permits slipped to 1.372 million, missing the 1.39 million forecast by 18,000 permits.

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Apr 2026
In February, US monthly building permits increased to 1.538M, up from 1.376M previously

US building permits rose in February, climbing from 1.376M to 1.538M, up 0.162M month-on-month.

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Apr 2026
In February, US housing starts rose 10.8%, exceeding the previous figure of 7.2% markedly

US housing starts jumped 10.8% in February, accelerating from 7.2% previously, a 3.6-point increase.

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Apr 2026
US building permits exceeded forecasts, reaching 1.538M month-on-month, above the expected 1.39M

US building permits increased to 1.538 million in March, beating forecasts of 1.39 million by 148,000 permits.

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Apr 2026
US housing starts surpassed expectations, reaching 1.502 million against a 1.4 million forecast in March

US housing starts rose to 1.502 million in March, beating forecasts of 1.4 million, signaling stronger building activity.

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Apr 2026
In March, US Durable Goods Orders fell 1.4%, undershooting forecasts of a 0.5% rise

U.S. durable goods orders dropped 1.4% in March, missing forecasts for a 0.5% increase.

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Apr 2026
US durable goods orders excluding defence improved from -1.2% previously to -0.3% in March, reflecting reduced decline

US durable goods orders excluding defence fell 0.3% in March, improving from a 1.2% decline previously.

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Apr 2026
March saw US durable goods orders excluding transport rise 0.9%, surpassing the 0.4% forecast estimate

US durable goods orders excluding transportation rose 0.9% in March, beating the 0.4% forecast significantly.

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Apr 2026
Germany’s annual harmonised consumer inflation registered 2.9% in April, undershooting forecasts of 3%

Germany’s HICP inflation rose 2.9% year-on-year in April, slightly below forecasts for a 3% increase.

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Apr 2026
In April, Germany’s monthly Consumer Price Index rose 0.6%, matching economists’ expectations

Germany’s CPI rose 0.6% month-on-month in April, matching forecasts and signaling continued inflation from March.

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