Busy week next week highlighted by rate announcements and employment reports 0 (0)

RBA and RBNZ to announce rate decisions
It is busy week next week with rate announcements from the Reserve Bank of Australia and also the Reserve Bank of New Zealand. It is also employment week for both Canada and the US.  China is on holiday Monday to Thursday. Australia will be off on Monday.  

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Fed’s Kashkari: It makes sense to begin tapering in the not too distant future 0 (0)

Minneapolis Fed president, Neel Kashkari, speaks to WSJ in an interview
– Comfortable with where the FOMC seems to be heading
– But does not believe Fed needs to raise rates until 2024
His remarks on tapering fits with what the Fed is priming for before year-end but his timeline on rates is arguably leaning more towards the

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Eurozone data today lays bare the one big issue faced by the world 0 (0)

It is all about supply chain disruptions
This has been a topic that has been ongoing since the middle of the year but has grown in intensity over the past few months, especially when it comes to how all of this impacts inflation – something I talked about at the start of August .

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Germany September preliminary HICP +4.1% vs +4.0% y/y expected 0 (0)

Latest data released by Destatis – 30 September 2021
– +3.4%
– CPI +4.1% vs +4.2% y/y expected
– Prior +3.9%
This fits with expectations laid out by the state readings earlier, as outlined . In any case, it just reaffirms a further rise in German annual inflation (even if the month-on-month readings were not as drastic). Base

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