Locally its all about #inflation with May #CPI released on Wednesday. NAB expects 3.6% y/y growth, unchanged from April. Around the globe its quiet, with #PCE data in the US on Friday, and the #political arena in focus ahead of the first round of #French elections on Sunday plus Biden-Trump have their first #electiondebate. No data of note from China, while Canada and Japan release CPI figures on Tuesday and Friday, respectively. #weekahead #data #AUD #CAD #USD #JPY #CPI #inflation
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It will be a bigger week for top tier Australian data, headlined by key April #inflation data on Wednesday, with #retailsales and building approvals also on the docket. Globally, the US and UK have a holiday shortened week with focus on the US #PCE deflator on Friday, with a raft of #Fed Speakers throughout the week. Finally, #China’s official PMI’s are released on Friday alongside Preliminary Eurozone #CPI figures. #weekahead #inflationdata #markets
What to Watch - Week of 27 May
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RBI Monetary Policy tomorrow: Here are 5 key things to look out for. 🔍 As we anticipate the RBI’s Monetary Policy announcement, it’s crucial to stay informed. Tomorrow’s key points could signal significant shifts in the financial landscape. Keep an eye on Moneycontrol for the latest insights. #RBIMonetaryPolicy #Finance #EconomicTrends #Moneycontrol #InvestmentStrategy https://lnkd.in/gkDhzzss
RBI Monetary Policy tomorrow: Here are 5 key things to look out for
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Divergence of MPC votes proves BoE's avoidance of groupthink Divergent opinions within the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee is one of the central bank's greatest strengths according to fund managers who have spoken to Investment Week, including our CIO Kevin Boscher. Responsible for making decisions about the Bank Rate, the nine-member MPC sets and announces policy eight times a year –roughly once every six weeks– alongside regular meetings to consult on how the economy is progressing. The last time the MPC reached a unanimous decision on rates was September 2021, opting to hold at 0.1%. Since the current hiking cycle began, no decision has been made without at least one dissenting vote. Read more by clicking the link below.
Deep Dive: Divergence of MPC votes proves BoE's avoidance of groupthink
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🚨 Market Alerts: FOMC, NFP, Inflation, and UK Politics 🚨 🌐 European Union: The ECB cut its key rates despite raising its inflation forecast—what does this strategic shift mean for economic stability? 🎡 Bank of England's Standstill: Understand the decision to keep rates unchanged and the implications ahead of the upcoming general election. 🗽 Federal Reserve Focus: Explore potential rate cuts signaled by the upcoming FOMC meeting and analyze May's NFP numbers for economic insights. https://bit.ly/3xgn1sc #JuneMarketBrief #MarketUpdate #Economy #Finance
GPS Capital Markets | FX Market Brief: June 2024
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In his latest contribution, Edward Rizzo discusses how a combination of strong demand for Treasury Bills by the investing public together with a sharp reduction in issuance is the main factor driving down yields
Sharp decline in yield on TBills
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📢 Exciting news in the finance world! The Swiss National Bank has reduced its key policy rate by 25 basis points to 1.25% from its previous level of 1.50%. This move is significant and is likely to have a profound impact on the financial markets. Stay informed and follow along for more insights and analysis. #SwissNationalBank #InterestRateCut #FinanceUpdate https://ift.tt/xfWGU7F
📢 Exciting news in the finance world! The Swiss National Bank has reduced its key policy rate by 25 basis points to 1.25% from its previous level of 1.50%. This move is significant and is likely to have a profound impact on the financial markets. Stay informed and follow along for more insights and analysis. #SwissNationalBank #InterestRateCut #FinanceUpdate https://ift.tt/xfWGU7F
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