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This just reaffirms the much softer annual consumer price readings in Germany on the month. As a whole, this should see the national estimate later come in around 3.7% to 3.9% - which would be lower than the expected reading of 4.0%. But core annual inflation should...
Stock markets struggled overnight. Mainland China bourses found buyers, but JPN225 and ASX declined, as markets watched developments in the Middle East. Risk sentiment improved during the start of the week as Israel seemed to be moving with more caution than...
Last week, the risk sentiment started on a positive note at the beginning of the week due to the lack of a ground offensive in Gaza. Unfortunately, things went south from Wednesday onwards as Israeli PM Netanyahu delivered a speech where he said that they were...
Prior 45.35kNet consumer credit £1.4 billion vs £1.4 billion expectedPrior £1.6 billion; revised to £1.7 billionThe net borrowing of mortgage debt by individuals in the UK decreased last month to -£0.9 billion, its lowest since April, as mortgage approvals also fall...
The relief comes as the Israel-Hamas conflict continues to be centered mostly around Gaza. And while the situation is doleful, it isn't one that is having much economic impact globally - at least for now. Once again, the safety bets ahead of the weekend are being...
They're wanting to leave the door open for December as well but at the same time, maintaining that not doing anything more from here is also the right play. For now, the inflation numbers are trending in their favour but they'd certainly be hoping for more help from...
Prior 0.0%Honestly, anything other than a negative reading would've been a surprise. So, as far as bad news go, this is probably the best version of it as the German economy is only seen marginally contracting in Q3 - at least based on initial estimates. This will...
The other state readings released at around the same time:Hesse CPI +3.6% vs +4.7% y/y priorBaden Wuerttemberg CPI +4.4% vs +5.1% y/y priorAll the estimates are pointing to softer annual inflation readings in October compared to September. The magnitudes are still up...
The Dollar Index (DXY), a popular gauge of the Greenback’s value against a basket of 6 major currencies, ended flat, at 106.58 (106.60). The US currency maintained its gains versus its rivals ahead of this week’s Federal Reserve interest rate decision.Against the...
We will have to stay at the peak for the next few quartersBets on rate cuts happening in 1H 2024 are entirely misplacedEagerly awaits December update of inflation forecast to get a clearer pictureUpside risks to inflation have yet to dissipate entirely, must stay...
In the past month, the U.S. dollar index (DXY) remained largely stable, exhibiting fluctuations without a clear directional trend. During October, the dollar struggled to gain momentum in either direction. Over this period, the dollar strengthened against the...
The EUR/USD exchange rate has remained relatively stable following the European Central Bank's (ECB) recent policy announcement, which closely resembled the statement from September. Notably, there was no dialogue regarding potential changes to the minimum reserve...
The upcoming week is set to be eventful with a variety of data releases for the FX market.On Tuesday, in Japan we are expecting the release of the BoJ Outlook Report, the BoJ Policy Rate, the Monetary Policy Statement and the Bank's press conference. Canada will...
There are a couple to take note of, as highlighted in bold.The first being for EUR/USD at the 1.0550 mark, which does not offer too much technical significance. But it could be a magnet for price action to center around there before rolling off later in the day...
Eurostoxx +0.5%Germany DAX +0.5%France CAC 40 +0.4%UK FTSE +0.6%Spain IBEX +0.6%Italy FTSE MIB +0.4%That's a decent advance for now after the poor showing towards the end of last week. This comes as we see a bit of a better mood with US futures as well, with S&P...
Gold continues to be supported by the negative risk sentiment caused by the Israel-Hamas war. We’ve been seeing a clear pattern of strong rallies into the weekend in the past three weeks as market participants feared a ground offensive in Gaza and an escalation of the...
Prior +3.5%HICP +3.5% vs +3.7% y/y expectedPrior +3.3%There's no change to headline annual inflation in Spain from September to October but at least core inflation is seen slowing down further from 5.8% last month to 5.2% this month. That will be a welcome development...
Prior 95.9The Swiss leading economic barometer came in better than expected in October but it shows little change to that in September. That continues to highlight a moderation in economic conditions as the slowdown in the region continues to reverberate.MoneyMaker FX...
USD/JPY hourly chartThe pair has now fallen from 149.65 to 149.30 in the last half-hour or so as the push away from the 150.00 mark continues to take hold. The attempt to keep above the figure mark at the end of last week may be the last real effort from buyers to try...
Last week, the risk sentiment started on a positive note at the beginning of the week due to the lack of a ground offensive in Gaza. Unfortunately, things went south from Wednesday onwards as Israeli PM Netanyahu delivered a speech where he said that they were...