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German IP ticks up in November

Chris Scicluna
Emily Nicol
  • Euro area unemployment figures likely to continue to suggest a tight labour market
  • UK November GDP data on Friday are highly likely to report a return to negative growth as high inflation and rising interest rates hit spending

 

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German factory orders plunged in November

Chris Scicluna
Emily Nicol
  • Japanese wage growth slowed in November amid a steep decline in bonus payments and softer overtime earnings
  • German and French consumer spending on goods rose in November
  • Euro area flash inflation figures for December are likely to report a notable decline
  • All eyes today on US payrolls, which are expected to report a respectable rise in the number of jobs of 200k or more

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Germany’s trade surplus widened to 10-month high

Chris Scicluna
Emily Nicol
  • Japanese consumer confidence edged marginally higher; Japanese new car sales remained weak amid subdued demand and ongoing supply constraints
  • UK new car registrations accelerated in December but remained well below pre-pandemic and pre-Brexit referendum levels

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French inflation surprised on the downside

Chris Scicluna
Emily Nicol
  • French consumer confidence unexpectedly slipped back at the end of last year
  • German import prices fell by a record amount in December 
  • UK shop price inflation slowed slightly in December as non-food prices failed to rise

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German ifo suggests easing in economic downturn

Emily Nicol
Chris Scicluna
  • Tomorrow’s BoJ monetary policy announcement should be a non-event, with no changes to be made to policy
  • Top-tier data to come this week include euro area consumer confidence and German producer prices, US consumer confidence, the UK’s current account deficit, and Japanese CPI inflation and US personal income, spending and the PCE deflators

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