10 February 2022
Chris Scicluna
,
Emily Nicol
- UK housing survey reports continued strong price growth amid an ongoing imbalance between supply and demand; labour market survey similarly suggests continued strong pressures on pay growth.
- ECB commentary to be watched closely for hints on the likely path of euro area monetary policy this year.
- US CPI report expected to show annual inflation in January up to an eye-popping 7.3%Y/Y.
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08 February 2022
Chris Scicluna
,
Emily Nicol
- While Japan’s spending held steady in December, economy watchers were notably more downbeat at the start of the year; moreover, labour cash earnings fell on an annual basis for the first time in ten months.
- A mixed batch of UK spending data suggests that retail sales failed to fully reverse December’s steep drop at the start of the year.
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07 February 2022
Chris Scicluna
,
Emily Nicol
- German industrial production declines slightly in December as construction activity falls sharply.
- UK Q4 GDP data (Friday) to confirm growth close to 1.0%Q/Q.
- The week’s US economic data highlight will be the January CPI report on Wednesday.
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04 February 2022
Chris Scicluna
- German factory orders comfortably beat expectations with second successive month of strong growth in December
- Despite a second successive firm increase in car output, French industrial production edged down 0.2%M/M in December to be down 0.2%Q/Q over Q4 as a whole.
- Despite a big rise in sales of electric vehicles, UK new car registrations remained subdued at the start of the year.
- All eyes today will be on the US labour market report, which is expected to show a slowdown in payroll growth at the start of the year.
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03 February 2022
Chris Scicluna
,
Emily Nicol
- Dovish BoJ Deputy Governor Wakatabe seeks to counter speculation that global inflation surge might lead to a change in monetary policy.
- Japan’s services PMI revised up from the flash estimate.
- ECB to leave policy unchanged at Governing Council meeting; BoE MPC meeting to hike Bank Rate for the second successive meeting.
- Euro area producer price inflation expected to leap again to new high above.
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