Pantheon Publications
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Global
In one line: Still no hint to future rate path.
In one line: On hold, chances of further easing still slim to none.
- In one line: No rate cut needed.
In one line: Revised down, the ECB will still stand pat tomorrow.
- In one line: Look for a change in strategy—to RRR cuts—next year.
- In one line: Expect a quick follow-up cut in February.
In one line: Lackluster, but not alarming enough for a January easing.
In one line: Down but still one for the ECB hawks.
In one line: Pointing to upside risks to our call for French GDP to fall in Q4.
In one line: Q4 will still be better than Q3.
- US - Lackluster payrolls, but not alarming enough for a January easing
- EUROZONE - ECB preview: EZ policy rates to stay on hold all the way until 2027
- UK - CPI preview 2: headline falling to 3.5%, but services up to 4.7%
- CHINA+ - China’s domestic demand still in the slow lane as policy boost fades
- EM ASIA - “End” to BSP’s easing will come when rates fall to 4.25%
- LATAM - Kast’s mandate signals Chile’s return to discipline, and market confidence
- In one line: Muddied by residual seasonality, but vegetable-price pressures are reviving.
- In one line: On hold, as we expect it to be until early 2027.
- In one line: Easing “nearing its end”, but we still see a terminal rate of 4.25%.
- In one line: Inflation under control, opening the door to gradual rate cuts.
- US - Consumer resilience is ebbing as year-end approaches.
- EUROZONE - SNB to stand pat despite fall in inflation.
- UK - PMI shows growth stabilising after Budget chaos.
- CHINA+ - China's Politburo focus on domestic demand and structural issues.
- EM ASIA - RBI resumes its easing cycle, but this cut will likely be its last.
- LATAM - Brazil's Q3 GDP stalls as tight financial conditions bite.
- In one line: Revised up despite a drag from net trade.
- In one line: Not buying 8%-plus growth either, but taking the chance before CPI mean-reverts.
- In one line: Growth almost stalls as industry steadies and agriculture rebounds.
- In one line: Swiss economy still struggling according to PMI.
