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In one line: Not much to celebrate, unless base effects are your thing.
In one line: Not much to celebrate, unless base effects are your thing.
11th Jun 2021 15:23Emerging Asia, Datanotes
In one line: A soft start to the quarter, due to supply-related issues, but conditions will improve soon.
11th Jun 2021 15:23Latin America, Datanotes
In one line: Starting to lay the ground for policy normalisation.
11th Jun 2021 15:23Latin America, Datanotes
In one line: Growth in line with expectations; May likely saw further progress.
In one line: Starting to lay the ground for policy normalisation.
LatAm as a whole is gradually recovering from the Covid shock, despite a temporary bump in late Q1 and April.
11th Jun 2021 00:20Latin America, Economic Monitor
Most of the action in the May CPI was in the Covid- sensitive components, again.
11th Jun 2021 00:20U.S., Economic Monitor
The ECB conformed to our expectations yesterday, guiding markets towards unchanged and ample accommodation through Q3.
11th Jun 2021 00:10Eurozone, Eurozone Key Issues, Economic Monitor
The PBoC has had its foot off the brake for most of this year so far, following tightening through the second half of 2020, culminating in its efforts to shake out speculative...
11th Jun 2021 00:00China+, Asia Key Issues, Economic Monitor
Tuesday's labour market report looks set to show that the unemployment rate fell further in April, though not quite as rapidly as implied by recent business surveys.
10th Jun 2021 18:00U.K., Economic Monitor
In one line: Still accommodative, but a slowdown in QE looms in Q4.
In one line: The reopening spike continues; the Fed better be right about "bottlenecks".
In one line: PEPP set for €20B per week/€80B per month through Q3.
In one line: Monetary conditions finally are stabilising.
In one line: Still accommodative, but a slowdown in QE looms in Q4.
In one line: The reopening spike continues; the Fed better be right about "bottlenecks".
In one line: Prices are still surging for now, but they will plateau soon.
In one line: Soft, pegged back by another sharp fall in output of cars.
We have no doubt that the trend in initial jobless claims will continue to fall over the summer, probably returning to cyclically normal levels in the mid-200K range or even lower.
10th Jun 2021 00:20U.S., Economic Monitor
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