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13 June 2023
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- Consumer prices: energy prices drop; food up modestly; firm increase in core
- Today’s CPI report unlikely to prompt a hike at tomorrow’s FOMC meeting
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12 June 2023
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- FOMC Preview: pause in June but additional hikes possible later this year
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12 June 2023
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- ECB quantitative tightening and loss of TLTRO funding poses funding dilemma for Italian banks
- SSAs returned to USD funding, taking advantage of favourable cross-currency swaps in addition to sizeable EUR transactions. FIGs saw continued strong demand for both senior and subordinated trades across a variety of currencies (EUR, USD, GBP). Shorter tenors continue to prevail
- Secondary market spreads were mostly tighter for EUR and USD. Tightening was more pronounced in medium-longer tenors, with the Tier 2 segment improving the most, encouraging further issuance
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8 June 2023
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- Bunds made gains as euro area Q1 GDP was revised to confirm a very mild technical recession at the turn of the year.
- Shorter-dated Gilts also made gains as the REC survey suggested a further easing in UK labour market tightness.
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7 June 2023
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- International trade: sharp widening in the monthly trade deficit
- Real goods trade: negative implications for Q2 GDP
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7 June 2023
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- Bunds made notable losses even as today’s German industrial production data suggested a lack of momentum in the sector at the start of Q2.
- Gilts also followed the global trend lower on a quiet day for UK economic releases.
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6 June 2023
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- Bunds made gains as euro area retail sales and German factory orders figures disappointed, while an ECB survey showed consumer inflation expectations reversing the gain recorded in March.
- Shorter-dated Gilts made losses despite a UK retail survey flagging softer sales growth, while the construction PMIs highlighted the ongoing adjustment in the housing market.
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5 June 2023
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- Despite a record monthly drop in euro area producer prices in April, Bunds made losses as the oil price increased following the announcement over the weekend that Saudi would cut oil production again in July.
- Gilts also made losses as the final services PMIs signalled ongoing solid expansion in May, but the price charged index was revised slightly lower.
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