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13 November 2020
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- Bunds and other euro area government bonds made gains while data reported a rebound in the region’s employment in Q3 and an acceleration in export growth in September.
- Gilts were little changed as the EU-UK negotiations ended the week with little evidence of progress.
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12 November 2020
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- CPI: broad-based restraint
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12 November 2020
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- Following yesterday’s dovish remarks from ECB President Lagarde, Bunds made gains and BTP spreads narrowed further as data confirmed a drop in euro area industrial production in September.
- Gilts also made significant gains as Q3 GDP data confirmed that the UK economic recovery continues to lag that of the other major economies and reports suggested a continued lack of progress in the EU-UK negotiations.
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10 November 2020
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- Bunds followed USTs lower while IP data from euro area member states were mixed and the latest ZEW investor survey appeared excessively downbeat as hopes for an effective coronavirus vaccine were maintained.
- Gilts also weakened despite a record level of UK redundancies and a drop in payrolls even ahead of the latest English lockdown.
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9 November 2020
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- The labour market: favourable developments in October
- The election and the labour market: the gig market survives
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6 November 2020
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- Labour market: solid private-sector job growth; marked decline in unemployment
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6 November 2020
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- Bunds followed US Treasuries lower despite a slightly weaker than expected German industrial production report.
- Gilts also made losses on a quiet end to the week for UK economic news.
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5 November 2020
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- The incidence of Covid-19 amongst Japan’s population remains less than in many major economies
- Even so, after Japan’s economy contracted at a record rate in Q2, indicators point to only a partial rebound in Q3.
- The pandemic has caused a significant set-back to BoJ’s already difficult task of lifting inflation
- And once the pandemic is over, the economy will continue to face long-term challenges
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