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27 April 2023
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- Q1 GDP: headline restrained by drag from inventory investment; solid final demand
- Inflation remained brisk
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27 April 2023
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- Bunds followed USTs lower, even as the European Commission’s economic survey implied a more muted economic recovery than the PMIs had done and the price expectations moderated further.
- Gilts also made losses on a quiet day for UK economic data.
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26 April 2023
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- Durable goods orders: jump in headline driven by volatility in aircraft; booking ex. transportation moving sideways
- International trade: surprise narrowing in the goods deficit for March
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26 April 2023
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- Bunds made significant gains at the short end of the curve despite a further pickup in German consumer confidence.
- Gilts made losses as a survey pointed to a firm rebound in UK retail sales in April.
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24 April 2023
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- Shorter-dated Bunds made losses as ECB hawk Schnabel reiterated that another 50bps hike was possible in May, while the Bundesbank revised up its assessment of Germany’s economic performance in Q1.
- Gilts also made losses on a quiet day for UK economic data.
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21 April 2023
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- Bunds made losses as the flash euro area PMIs suggested strengthening economic growth momentum led by services.
- Despite a drop in UK retail sales, Gilts made losses at the short end of the curve as the flash UK PMIs also beat expectations to point to strengthening demand, and as consumer confidence rose to a 14-month high.
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20 April 2023
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- Despite a further improvement in consumer confidence to the best level since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and a sharp narrowing in the euro area’s goods trade deficit to a 16-month low, Bunds followed USTs higher.
- On a quiet day for UK economic news, Gilts also made significant gains.
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19 April 2023
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- Bunds made losses while the rise in euro area core inflation in March was confirmed and data also suggested that construction activity provided a boost to euro area GDP in Q1.
- Gilts made much bigger losses as, contrary to expectations, UK CPI inflation remained in double-digits and core inflation failed to fall.
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