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More to the uptick in claims than residual seasonality.
Demand still falling amid high mortgage rates and elevated uncertainty.
Committee is more clearly split; weaker labor market to tip the balance by September.
Plunging response rate raises big questions about reliability.
In one line: Modest, on-and-off deflation looks set to be the theme for H2.
The underlying trend in residential construction is flat and likely to turn lower.
In one line: A skin-deep reprieve, if at all, from waning underlying momentum.
In one line: Autumn tax hikes are likely and will probably be backloaded.
Core inflation set to climb further as spending barely grows.
Sentiment up from the April lows, but small businesses remain under pressure.
In one line: No material change--yet--to the outlook for continued fuel & power deflation.
In one line: Public finances deteriorate in May, tax-hike speculation to mount over the summer.
In one line: A slight rebound in inflation and consumers' spending on course for a better Q2 than Q1
In one line: Back above zero, but unlikely to stay there for long.
In one line: Back above zero, but unlikely to stay there for long.
In one line: At target, and risks tilted to the downside over the summer.
In one line: At 0.2% for third straight month.
In one line: Boosted by investment, which can't be relied upon post-"Liberation Day".
In one line: German and Italian GDP both fall by 0.1% q/q; available data now point to 0.1% increase in EZ GDP.
In one line: EZ GDP growth slows from tariff front-running boost in Q1.
In one line: Underlying growth has slowed sharply since late 2024.
In one line: Still pointing to downside risks.
In one line: Flattered hugely by discrepancies, but some reassuring details nonetheless.
In one line: Decent headline, dovish selling price expectations.
In one line: Punchy headline, but details remain flaky.
In one line: Stung by volatility income expectations, again.
In one line: Italian GDP growth will pick up in Q4; Inflation expectations stabilising at a high level.
In one line: Consistent with a rebound in GDP in Q3.
China+ Webinar with Craig Botham
What's China's Policy Priority for 2024?
How Much Further Does The MPC Need To Go To Suppress Inflation?
China Is Prioritising Domestic Expansion As It Reopens...But How Much Policy Support Is Coming Out Of The NPC
China's Two Sessions - Course Correction or More of the Same?
China's New Round of Property Easing - Turning Point or Staging Point?
Are China's New Property Measures Enough?
Flattered by GDP distortions in Q2, but the underlying trend still is solid.
In one line: BCCh holds fire, flags sticky core inflation and need for more data before resuming cuts.
In one line: Expect this to be a temporary pause from the new Governor and Co.
In one line: Expect this to be a temporary pause from the new Governor and Co.
In one line: Surprise, surprise... we weren't at the "sweet spot" after all.
In one line: Surprise, surprise... we weren't at the "sweet spot" after all.
Shutdown hit limited for now, but strong headwinds remain.
In one line: Another month, another surprise... this time for a pause, as the Board adopts wait-and-see.
In one line: Another month, another surprise... this time for a pause, as the Board adopts wait-and-see.
In one line: Consumers are resilient in the face of tax hike rumours.
In one line: Disinflation anchored by a stronger BRL.
In one line: On hold, waiting for clearer disinflation.
In one line: On hold, waiting for clearer disinflation.
Will Rising Goods Prices Reignite Overall Inflation?
EZ Webinar 19 March 2025
What of the World After Us "Liberation Day?"
Eurozone Webinar 14th May 2025
...We Expect Three 25BP Rate Reductions This Year
Eurozone Webinar 17th June 2025
Eurozone Webinar 22nd July 2025
Real Income Outlook Implies Recent Pick-Up is a False Dawn
Eurozone Webinar September 2025
...One More Cut in February, but Inflation is Still Sticky
Only Labour Market Indicators are Worth your Attention
Eurozone Webinar October 2025
Eurozone Webinar by Claus Vistesen and Melanie Debono
Eurozone Webinar with Claus Vistesen
U.K. Webinar with Samuel Tombs
U.K. Webinar with Samuel Tombs
U.S. Webinar with Ian Shepherdson
U.S. Webinar with Ian Shepherdson
Brace for Chaos and Uncertainty...U.S. Webinar, 26 September, 2023
China+. Webinar by Craig Botham
Global Webinar by Ian Shepherdson, Craig Botham, Miguel Chanco, Andres Abadia, Claus Vistesen, and Samuel Tombs.
What is the ECB's reaction functions?
The ECB Is Still Focused On Rising Core Inflation; Is It Making A Policy Error?
What is the Link Between EZ Wage Growth & Inflation?
EZ Webinar December 2023: When Will the ECB's Message Shift?
Switzerland Focus: Will the SNB Beat the ECB to it on Rate Cuts?
Global Webinar January 2023: The Global Economy in 2023 - More Turbulence Ahead, but Inflation will Calm
Global Webinar November 2023: Who Will Be Easing Next Year, And By How Much?
Will Italy and Spain Continue to Outperform?
U.K. Webinar by Samuel Tombs
How Much Further Does The MPC Need To Go To Suppress Inflation?
Does The MPC Still Need To Trigger A Recession To Get CPI Inflation Sustainably Back To Target?
Recession Incoming...The Labour Market Is Set To Weaken
U.S. Webinar with Ian Shepherdson
U.S. Webinar February 2023: Broad Disinflation Pressure Is Building....Further Hikes Risk An Unnecessary Recession
U.S. Webinar July 2023: THE FED PROBABLY IS DONE... ...DISINFLATION MOMENTUM IS BUILDING
TWO MORE FED HIKES ARE NOT BAKED-IN...PAYROLL GROWTH AND CORE INFLATION ARE SET TO SLOW
This Is Not 2008, But The Crisis Is Deflationary....How Will The Fed Respond?
Recession Risk Is Mostly In The Business Sector...But Consumption Is Slowing Too
UK Webinar December 2023: How Agile Will the MPC be Next Year
Disinflation is Overtaking the Fed's Forecasts...
Inflation Data Say the Fed Should Ease Now...
Squeezed Business Credit, Cashflow-Constrained Consumers: Bad for Growth, Good for (Dis)Inflation
The Labor Market will be the Spring Game-Changer...What will Happen, and how will the Fed Respond?
The Labor Market is Starting to Weaken...Will it Push the Fed into Action?
WHAT NOW FOR THE ECB AND INTEREST RATES IN THE EZ?

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