Market information
Wednesday, March 03, 2010
Consumer prices in the Eurozone have increased by 0.9% (YoY) in February. This was as analysts consulted by Bloomberg had expected. In January, consumer prices rose by 1.0% annually. Producer prices in February increased by 0.7% (MoM), somewhat higher than analysts had expected.
In January, retail sales in Germany remained unchanged in comparison to February , whereas analysts had expected an increase of 0.5%.
In February, Ford was the best selling car manufacturer. Ford sold 43.1% more vehicles (YoY), resulting in a market share of 17%. In previous years, General Motors has been the best selling car manufacturer, a position which they lost despite a 11.5% increase in vehicle sales.
The 6M Euribor remained unchanged at 0.96% and the 10Y swap remained unchanged as well at 3.36%.
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