February 13, 2023
GLOBAL CREDIT BULLETS | Monday, 13 February 2023
US – Upside risks to CPIOn Tuesday we’ll see January’s US CPI print, which consensus sees at 6.2% YoY for...
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US – Upside risks to CPIOn Tuesday we’ll see January’s US CPI print, which consensus sees at 6.2% YoY for...
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ECB – Dovish 50The ECB hiked rates by 50bps to 2.5% on Thursday and guided for another 50bp in March,...
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Fed – Can’t hold the Hawkish line much longerDespite the recent hawkish tone by Fed officials on the need for...
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Bank of Japan – Defying the inevitable (for now)The BoJ surprised markets on Wednesday by leaving their yield-curve-control (YCC) policy...
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US Inflation – More downsideLast week’s CPI print confirmed the falling trajectory of inflation in the US, reinforcing our view...
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US – Tight labour market remains a headache for the FedLast week showed continued signs of hot labour markets in...
Lesen Sie weiterWe believe 2023 will be a positive year for bond markets in general and credit markets in particular. We will...
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European inflation – Pointing down The first week of 2023 will see the release of December CPI inflation across Europe....
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Lennart Lengeling, Macro Analyst bei Algebris Investments, erklärt in seinem Jahresausblick, wie sich verschiedene Faktoren im kommenden Jahr auf das...
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The resurgence of inflation we’ve witnessed in 2022 led to interest rates hikes by central banks around the world. As...
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Fed – Terminal rate in sight Last week, US inflation surprised again on the downside, leading to softer messaging from...
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