December 13, 2021
GLOBAL CREDIT BULLETS | Monday, 13th December 2021
Central banks week – Tentative hawkishThis week, a flurry of central banks will give some hawkish signs, and the divergence...
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Central banks week – Tentative hawkishThis week, a flurry of central banks will give some hawkish signs, and the divergence...
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Omicron variant causes short-term market wobblesWhile the Financial sector was predictably weak following the Omicron discovery, and uncertainty remains surrounding...
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Omicron – Surely faster, maybe milder.The past week has been characterized by fears on the omicron variant. Information is very...
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Covid – New strain fearsOn Friday, panic hit markets as a new Covid strain was found in South Africa. The...
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Fed – waiting for new chairmanThis week, the White House will likely announce the new chairman of the Federal Reserves....
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Commerzbank in the sweet spot with rising inflation and cost executionCommerzbank has underperformed the European bank index by 10% since...
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As the United Nation’s COP26 conference has come to an end, here is a short summary of the key takeaways...
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Inflation – No gravityUS inflation data continue to accelerate. In October, the CPI basket increased 0.9% on a monthly basis...
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Fed – taper onLast Wednesday, the Fed announced the beginning of QE tapering, as largely anticipated. Purchases will be reduced...
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European Bank earnings – shaping up to be the fifth quarter in a row of big beatsEarnings for the European...
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ECB – Behind the curve.At the October meeting, the ECB looked way behind the curve. While the statement was uneventful,...
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UK – stagflation getting realSeptember UK inflation remained elevated, with the print delivering a 0.3% monthly increase and 3.1% annual...
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