US housing starts were less than thrilling in May
US consumer price index inflation picked up, as food prices surged
Japan logged its 23rd consecutive monthly trade deficit
In April, London home prices were up 19% over the prior year
The US current account deficit widened, as America continued buying more than it sells
Chinese housing prices fell in May, as worries around the overbuilt sector mounted
The Fed moved its dots around, suggesting interest rates could start to rise in 2015
European auto sales rose, implying gradual improvement in consumer mood
New Zealand’s economy charged forward in the first quarter
US jobless claims fell to 312,000, in a good sign for the June jobs report.
Canadian inflation hit a two-year high, thanks to energy costs.
