Remarks by Chicago Fed president, Charles Evans
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ECB’s Lagarde: Baseline scenario remains that inflation stays below 2% target over medium-term
Remarks by ECB president, Christine Lagarde
Adding to that, expect the so-called baseline scenario to include stepping up APP purchases eventually as they would look to ease the transition post-PEPP next year.
Adding to that, expect the so-called baseline scenario to include stepping up APP purchases eventually as they would look to ease the transition post-PEPP next year.
Higher Treasury yields weigh on equities sentiment
S&P 500 futures turn negative, down 0.1%
is starting to weigh on stocks at the moment as the early optimism fades in the equities space. Tech stocks are hurt the most as Nasdaq futures are marked down 0.6% after having traded positively as much as 0.3% earlier.
is starting to weigh on stocks at the moment as the early optimism fades in the equities space. Tech stocks are hurt the most as Nasdaq futures are marked down 0.6% after having traded positively as much as 0.3% earlier.
Bundesbank sees Germany inflation peaking between 4% and 5% by year-end
Adds that German inflation could stay above 2% through to mid-2022
The German central bank remarks in its monthly report but I reckon the key word in all of this is that they still view such price increases as „temporary“. However, this is the can being kicked down the road as policymakers had previously viewed this
The German central bank remarks in its monthly report but I reckon the key word in all of this is that they still view such price increases as „temporary“. However, this is the can being kicked down the road as policymakers had previously viewed this
Japan reportedly to lift state of emergency measures later this week on Thursday
Nikkei reports on the matter
This has been more or less confirmed since last week already as the virus situation in Japan has improved significantly in the past few weeks, allowing for state of emergency measures to end as they should at the end of this month.
This has been more or less confirmed since last week already as the virus situation in Japan has improved significantly in the past few weeks, allowing for state of emergency measures to end as they should at the end of this month.
Action packed central bank week as Fed detail taper timetable
Major central bank rundown
It has been a very busy week with the SNB, BoE, BoJ and the Fed all meeting this week. So this weekend is a great time for a catch up on the largest central bank moves. The central banks are listed below with their current state of play. The link for each
It has been a very busy week with the SNB, BoE, BoJ and the Fed all meeting this week. So this weekend is a great time for a catch up on the largest central bank moves. The central banks are listed below with their current state of play. The link for each
China’s PBOC inject funds on Sunday. Brings the total funds added for the week to the highest since mid-January.
The People’s Bank of China added 320 bn yuan into the banking system this week, the largest weekly cash injection into the banking system since the middle of January this year.
Forexlive Americas FX news wrap: USD moves higher as yields, Fed taper sends the greenback higher
Forex news for North American trading on September 24, 2021
The CAD and the USD is ending the day as the strongest of the major currencies as the flow of funds into the CAD were by higher oil prices, and the US dollar continues to be supported by higher yields and perhaps a little flight to safety
The CAD and the USD is ending the day as the strongest of the major currencies as the flow of funds into the CAD were by higher oil prices, and the US dollar continues to be supported by higher yields and perhaps a little flight to safety
Bank of England responds to rising inflation
Central bank rundown part two
There was no change to interest rates and the split was 7-2 in favour of not altering the current target of £875 billion in bond purchases. Saunders and Ramsden were the dissenters as would be pretty much expected from their more hawkish stances. During the August BoE meeting the bank was
There was no change to interest rates and the split was 7-2 in favour of not altering the current target of £875 billion in bond purchases. Saunders and Ramsden were the dissenters as would be pretty much expected from their more hawkish stances. During the August BoE meeting the bank was
US stocks buck early negativity to finish mostly higher
US stocks finish largely unchanged
Futures pointed to a 25 point decline in the S&P 500 at the open but after some early softness the market quickly firmed.
Futures pointed to a 25 point decline in the S&P 500 at the open but after some early softness the market quickly firmed.