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3 May 2024
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- Bunds followed USTs higher, while unemployment figures illustrated the ongoing resilience in the euro area’s labour market.
- Gilts also made losses on a quiet day for top-tier UK releases.
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1 May 2024
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- FOMC: target range for the federal funds rate unchanged at 5.25 to 5.50 percent; lack of further progress on inflation
- QT: adjustments to Treasury redemption cap to allow for longer balance sheet runoff
- Powell press conference: policy well-calibrated to address two-sided risks; incoming data will dictate the path of policy
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1 May 2024
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- ISM manufacturing: soft performance in April, with contractions in orders and employment; prices jump
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30 April 2024
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- Bunds made losses as euro area core inflation fell less than expected in April and GDP surprised on the upside in Q1.
- Gilts followed the global trend lower despite a further fall in a survey measure of UK high street inflation.
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30 April 2024
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- Employment Cost Index: firm advance in Q1
- Consumer Confidence: drop in April
- FHFA House Price Index: notable acceleration in February
- MNI Chicago PMI: broad-based weakness across subcomponents
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29 April 2024
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- While the flash estimates of April inflation saw the headline rates in Germany and Spain tick slightly higher, Bunds made gains as the respective core rates fell to the lowest in more than two years and the Commission’s survey was less upbeat than the PMIs.
- Gilts followed the global trend higher on a quiet day for top-tier UK data.
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26 April 2024
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- Bunds followed the global trend higher as an ECB survey suggested that euro area consumer inflation expectations remain well-anchored and bank lending remains relatively subdued.
- Gilts also made gains while UK consumer confidence edged slightly higher at the start of Q2.
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26 April 2024
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- FOMC: policy rate expected to remain at 5.375%, but changes to QT possible
- The March inflation data: not as bad as feared, but progress toward 2% has stalled
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