Eurozone Publications
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Chartbook Datanotes Weekly Monitor Claus Vistesen (Chief Eurozone Economist)
- The disinflation from last year’s rally in EURUSD is almost over, but China is still exporting deflation.
- EURUSD would need to rally to 1.25-to-1.30 to offer the ECB any disinflationary help; that looks unlikely.
- Our models signal modest upside risk to EURUSD, but we think 1.17 is a reasonable baseline for now.
- Downside risks to EZ economic growth are widening, but we see broadly stable nominal growth.
- The starting position of public deficits makes fiscal balances vulnerable to a slowdown in the economy.
- A recession would widen the EZ budget deficit to 6% of GDP, triggering pro-cyclical tightening.
In one line: Investor sentiment rebounds in May, slightly.
In one line: Boosted by capital goods.
In one line: The core will snap back in May, but a fuel duty cut will lower energy inflation.
- German industrial output is still trailing leading indicators; revisions or a rebound are coming.
- Nowcast models for Q1 GDP in Germany look strong despite weakness in industry and retail sales data.
- Industrial output in Spain jumped in March, helping production in the EZ as a whole to a small gain.
- Swiss inflation likely rose further at the start of Q2, lifted primarily by higher inflation in import prices.
- German manufacturing data for March should reveal gains in both production and new orders.
- Retail sales in the EZ fell in March, but we think the German headline will be revised higher next month.
In one line: See you in June, for a hike.
In one line: In wait-and-see mode, but we suspect with a hawkish bias.
In one line: Nasty, and it will get nastier still soon.
In one line: Q1 GDP boosted by consumption and net trade; labour market cracking in Q2?
In one line: Lifted by a further surge in energy inflation.
In one line: Grim, but appear unduly depressed by seasonals.
In one line: Stung by falling energy consumption and plunge in construction.
In one line: Services flattered by plunge in package holiday inflation.
In one line: Real M1 growth is holding up, for now.
In one line: Temporary relief from plunge in package holiday inflation.
THE EUROZONE IS SLIPPING BACK INTO STAGFLATION…
- …THE ECB WILL FOCUS ON INFLATION WITH TWO RATE HIKES THIS YEAR
In one line: In the footsteps of the PMI and IFO.
- There are downside risks to Q1 GDP growth, but Eurozone inflation rose further in April, to 3.0%.
- Core inflation likely fell a touch in April, due to weakness in services, but it will snap back in May.
- The ECB will stand pat this week, waiting for the June forecasts before its next move—a hike.