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14 February 2023
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- CPI: little additional deceleration
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14 February 2023
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- Bunds made losses as data confirmed another firm rise in euro area employment in Q4 and ECB hawks continued to flag the possibility of another “significant” rate hike in March.
- Gilts made sizeable losses as strong growth in UK regular wages increased expectations of further near-term BoE monetary tightening.
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13 February 2023
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- Further 4Q22 earnings results of European banks continue to be mostly positive, with Credit Suisse the big outlier, underperforming relative to already low expectations
- Primary market activity was busy for SSAs and FIGs. DCME supported two SSA transactions last week while FIGs continue to take advantage of benign conditions to move into riskier sub-debt
- Secondary market spreads widened somewhat, particularly in EUR while USD held relatively firm. The week ahead brings a number of key UK economic data releases and more bank earnings
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10 February 2023
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- Gilts made significant losses as UK GDP failed to contract in Q4 despite a non-negligible drop in December.
- While a hawkish Governing Council member suggested that the ECB could end Asset Purchase Programme reinvestments in Q3, Bunds also made losses on a quiet day for euro area economic data.
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10 February 2023
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- The inflation fight: will the Fed win?
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9 February 2023
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- Bunds made gains as the flash estimates of German inflation in January came in below expectations, despite also indicating the likelihood of a modest upwards revision to euro area inflation.
- Despite another downbeat UK housing market survey, Gilts made losses at the shorter end of the curve as BoE MPC members offered a range of views about the balance of risks to the economic outlook.
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7 February 2023
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- Despite weak German IP data, Bunds made notable losses after the ECB announced it will adjust the interest rate ceiling paid on government deposits within the Eurosystem from 1 May, while Bundesbank President Nagel stated that further significant ECB rate hikes were likely after March.
- Gilts made more significant losses even as UK surveys on retail sales and house prices disappointed.
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7 February 2023
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- International trade: softer exports, firmer imports, wider deficit in December; But improvement in Q4
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