Swedish Inflation Data Kicks Off the Week
In focus today This morning we will get Swedish inflation data for January. We expect […]
Market Optimism Endures Through a Week of Economic Paradoxes
This past week showcased a rollercoaster of economic revelations and market responses. Despite a mix […]
Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary: Central Banks on Hold for Longer?
Summary United States: Little Love in January Data Economic data were stuck in the doldrums […]
ECB’s Scicluna: March could be it for rate cut
In an interview, ECB Governing Council member Edward Scicluna pointed to March economic projections as […]
ECB’s Lagarde highlights wage growth as increasingly important inflation
In a European Parliament committee hearing, ECB President Christine Lagarde highlighted that the “ongoing disinflation […]
Japanese GDP Unexpectedly Contracted in Q4
Markets Broader markets recovered from the big post-CPI swings yesterday in absence of new drivers. […]
All’s Well That Ends Well
The market has been very quick in swallowing and digesting this Tuesday’s less than ideal […]
All Eyes on US Retail Sales
In focus today In the US, January retail sales and industrial production data is due […]
ECB’s de Guindos: we must not get ahead of ourselves
ECB Vice President Luis de Guindos acknowledged in a speech that inflation is moving “on […]
ECB’s Lane signals rate cut as next monetary policy move
ECB Chief Economist Philip Lane, in a discussion with Spanish RTVE, described the disinflation progress […]
ECB’s Cipollone: No further economic slack necessary
In a speech overnight, ECB Executive Board member Piero Cipollone suggested that additional tightening of […]
ECB’s Schnabel warns of premature policy ease amid wage-driven inflation pressures
In a speech today, ECB Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel noted the role of “persistently […]