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20 January 2023
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- While German producer prices fell for a third successive month, euro area government bonds made big losses as President Lagarde repeated that the ECB intends to “stay the course” on monetary tightening.
- Gilts also made losses despite an unexpected decline in UK retail sales and a renewed decline in consumer confidence.
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20 January 2023
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- Existing home sales: down for the 11th consecutive month; below the pandemic-low
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20 January 2023
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- Tight monetary policy begins to bite
- A defense for the debt ceiling
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19 January 2023
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- Bunds made losses as the ECB’s account of its December policy meeting confirmed that a large number of Governing Council members had initially preferred a 75bps rate hike, while Lagarde invited the markets to revise up their pricing of the future path of ECB rates.
- Gilts made modest gains as BoE Governor Bailey noted that inflation is likely to fall rapidly thanks to lower energy prices, while a UK survey signalled a marked weakening in the housing market.
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19 January 2023
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- Housing starts: upward wiggle from low level in single-family; multi-family cools (and possibly peaked)
- Building permits: single-family remained soft; multi-family hinting at slowdown
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18 January 2023
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- Euro area government bonds followed USTs significantly higher as the drop in the region’s headline inflation rate in December was confirmed.
- Gilts made far more modest gains as UK inflation fell in December but the core measure exceeded expectations.
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18 January 2023
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- Retail sales: cautious spending by consumers
- PPI: food and energy prices drop; deceleration in prices ex. food & energy
- Industrial production: softness in manufacturing and mining
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17 January 2023
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- While the ZEW survey signalled much improved expectations for German economic activity and inflation, euro area government bonds made significant gains as a Bloomberg report suggested the ECB would consider a slowing in the pace of rate hikes in March.
- Gilts made smaller gains as UK pay accelerated amid a still-tight labour market.
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