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16 May 2023
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- Bunds followed USTs lower as euro area employment growth accelerated in Q1 despite subdued GDP growth, even as German investor sentiment with respect to the outlook deteriorated.
- Despite continued strength in wage growth, Gilts outperformed on evidence of a further loosening of UK labour market conditions.
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16 May 2023
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- Retail sales: pickup in April
- Industrial production: jump in manufacturing led by auto output; trend in factory output flat
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15 May 2023
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- 1Q23 earnings season is coming to a close. Results continue to be positive and above expectations. Strong trading performances supported French banks’ earnings while Dutch banks leveraged income from deposit margins that offset weakening in mortgage volumes and margins
- Primary market activity picked up for SSAs as numerous deals were placed across a variety of currencies. Senior bonds with short-medium tenors continued to dominate new FIG deals
- Secondary market spreads in EUR tightened on last week, while USD were only marginally wider
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15 May 2023
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- Bunds made losses despite a larger-than-expected decline in euro area industrial output in March to the lowest level in eighteen months.
- Gilts also made losses on a quiet start to the week for UK economic data.
- Tuesday will bring updated euro area Q1 GDP data, Germany’s ZEW investor survey and the UK’s latest labour market report.
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12 May 2023
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- Gilts made losses as UK GDP edged slightly higher in Q1 despite falling back in March as services activity was hit by subdued spending and public sector strikes.
- Bunds also made losses on a quiet day for euro area economic news.
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12 May 2023
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- Consumer prices: brisk advance in core; trend in underlying inflation opens the door to a pause in rate hikes
- Inflation expectations: divergence in views of forecasters & consumers
- Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey suggests tighter lending standards
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11 May 2023
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- Gilts made significant gains even as the BoE increased Bank Rate by a further 25bps and significantly revised up its projections for GDP and inflation.
- Bunds also made gains despite a significant increase in euro area household inflation expectations reported in the ECB’s latest consumer survey.
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10 May 2023
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- CPI: energy up modestly; food prices flat; brisk increase in core
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