Pantheon Macroeconomics
Best viewed on a device with a bigger screen...
73 items tagged "monetary policy":
Eurozone Webinar with Claus Vistesen
What is the Link Between EZ Wage Growth & Inflation?
Switzerland Focus: Will the SNB Beat the ECB to it on Rate Cuts?
EZ Webinar December 2023: When Will the ECB's Message Shift?
WHAT NOW FOR THE ECB AND INTEREST RATES IN THE EZ?
What is the ECB's reaction functions?
Will Italy and Spain Continue to Outperform?
The ECB Is Still Focused On Rising Core Inflation; Is It Making A Policy Error?
Eurozone Webinar by Claus Vistesen and Melanie Debono
In one line: Downside risks to EZ inflation data.
In one line: A big decline, and risks are tilted towards a slide in the core in April
In one line: A big decline; base effects in energy point to a snap-back in December.
In one line: Pegged back by a plunge in food inflation; the core HICP likely fell.
In one line: Services inflation pushed higher by healthcare, education and hospitality.
In one line: Still consistent with a fall in the ECB's 2024 inflation forecasts in March.
In one line: A rise in core goods consumption not enough to lift Q4 spending; inflation will fall sharply in Q1.
In one line: EZ headline rebounded in December, but the core likely eased further.
In one line: Headline rebounds more than expected, but the core undershot our forecast.
In one line: Pushed lower despite an early Easter boost in services.
In one line: Still consistent with our EZ call; all eyes on Germany later.
In one line: Falling, but services inflation remains sticky.
In one line: EZ inflation fell in January, but less than we thought.
In one line: German inflation likely fell a touch more than we thought in February.
In one line: Outperforming France and Germany.
In one line: Soft, but manufacturing likely will only be a small drag on Q1 GDP growth.
In one line: Still-rising, but will the fiscal impasse hit the December data?
In one line: Decent, but production likely fell over Q4 as a whole.
In one line: Depressed, despite an improving outlook for real income growth.
In one line: Solid headline, but unemployment fears are rising.
In one line: A solid start to Q4; a sign of more to come?
In one line: More confirmation that weakness spread into Q4.
In one line: Not as good as the headline would suggest.
In one line: French industry stuttered at the end of Q3.
In one line: Headline lifted by large orders, and revisions signal downside risks to the initial Q3 GDP estimate.
In one line: Better for consumers and manufacturing, but service confidence fell further.
In one line: Early days, but it looks like a decline in Q4.
In one line: Grim, but the headline was depressed by major orders.
In one line: Still struggling at the start of Q4.
In one line: German firms will be happy to say Goodbye to 2023!
In one line: Jump in services sentiment leads the way; will it be sustained?
In one line: Held back by a plunge in energy output; core production did better.
In one line: Boosted by major orders in aircraft; core orders were weak.
In one line: Sentiment on the up at the turn of the year.
In one line: Ignore volatility in major orders; the trend in core orders is still down.
In one line: Positive, but is it the start of a sustained pick-up?
In one line: Distorted by the Irish data, again.
In one line: Improvement in money supply continues; Italian business confidence rises & German unemployment will climb further.
In one line: Going nowhere, but turnover jumped in February.
Pantheon Macro, Pantheon Macroeconomics, independent macro research, independent research, ian shepherdson, economic intelligence