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In one line: Energy inflation is falling, but the core isn’t.
In one line: Headline inflation likely has peaked, but the core isn’t rolling over, yet.
In one line: Core inflation is peaking, but it will take a while to come down.
In one line: Something for both hawks and doves.
In one line: Inflation pulled lower by energy; the core was steady.
In one line: A fiscal-stimulus aided fall in the headline; the core is still rising.
In one line: The fever is breaking, helped by fiscal support.
In one line: No near-term relief likely in core inflation.
In one line: Resilient INSEE survey data; core inflation is still rising.
In one line: Energy inflation is easing, but the core is holding firm.
Consumption propelled Italian economic growth in Q2 and Q3 but it will drag GDP down in Q4 and Q1.
We now look for a worse, albeit still shallow, recession in Italy over the coming quarters.
Swiss November inflation data support our call for just one more rate rise in the SNB’s hiking cycle.
The fall in EZ inflation supports our view of an ECB pivot to a slower pace of rate hikes from this month.
But we now think a sticky core inflation rate will keep the Bank on its toes...
...We are raising our call for February’s hike to 50bp, up from 25bp previously.
In one line: A rise in food inflation prevents a fall in the headline in November; refinery closures hit spending in October.
Early data point to a downside surprise in today’s advance EZ inflation report for November...
...This likely would seal the deal on a 50bp rate hike next month, but it will be a close call either way.
Switzerland’s economy grew slightly in Q3, but we look for falling GDP in Q4.
In one line: Support for an ECB pivot to 50bp in December.
In one line: German inflation likely undershot the consensus in November, slightly.
The gap between M1 growth and soaring inflation widened in October and still points to falling output.
Households’ deposits are now falling outright, likely driven in part by a run-down of pandemic savings.
The outlook for lending supports our call for slowing growth in consumers’ spending and investment.
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