27 February 2023
Chris Scicluna
,
Emily Nicol
- Tokyo CPI figures (Friday) likely to report a notable step down in the headline rate in February as the government’s household energy subsidies came into effect
- Euro area flash February inflation estimates (Thursday) a key focus, with the headline rate expected to moderate for the fourth consecutive month, but core inflation likely to remain sticky
- A joint statement from UK PM Sunak and EC President von der Leyen this afternoon will announce a new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland, helping to reduce barriers to trade between Great Britain and Ulster while clarifying the role of the ECJ in the process
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22 February 2023
Chris Scicluna
,
Emily Nicol
- Germany’s inflation estimates for January were unrevised from the flash figures
- INSEE survey suggests a modest improvement in the French business climate with a welcome easing in supply-side constraints
- Fed minutes might not fully reflect current balance of views on FOMC
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21 February 2023
Chris Scicluna
,
Emily Nicol
- The flash euro area PMIs are likely to point to further improvement in conditions led by the services sector in February; the region’s new car registrations continued to recover
- The UK’s fiscal figures beat expectations again despite another monthly record for debt interest; today’s flash UK PMIs are likely to remain consistent with contraction
- US flash PMIs and Philly Fed non-manufacturing index likely to remain weak
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20 February 2023
Chris Scicluna
,
Emily Nicol
- Euro area flash consumer confidence index due, while flash PMIs are expected to report a further improvement in conditions in February
- Sentiment indicators also to dominate the UK this week, with flash PMIs, CBI retail and GfK consumer surveys likely to point to a weak economic outlook in Q1
- Fed minutes to be watched on Wednesday
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07 February 2023
Chris Scicluna
,
Emily Nicol
- German IP disappoints to remain firmly in reverse over Q4 as a whole as efforts to cut energy use were maintained; Spanish IP also subtracts from GDP growth in Q4
- BRC survey suggests UK retailers had a challenging start to the year, with sales slowing further
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