November 8, 2021
GLOBAL CREDIT BULLETS | Monday, 8th November 2021
Fed – taper onLast Wednesday, the Fed announced the beginning of QE tapering, as largely anticipated. Purchases will be reduced...
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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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US inflation – less and less transitoryUS inflation data for September remain strong. Headline inflation stays at 5.4% yoy, the...
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Stagflation fears rising despite resilient demandRising inflation expectations amidst what is likely to be peak growth acceleration coming out of...
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Global growth – clouds at the horizonA few clouds darken the horizon for global growth. On the supply side, bottlenecks...
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Energy crisis – stocking up for the winterA deep energy crisis is adding to the list of supply bottlenecks. Production...
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Bank stocks in focus as central banks turn hawkish.Last week saw a hawkish inflection from two major central banks with...
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German elections – Too close to callSPD won German elections with 25.7%, in line with polls and 5 %-points better...
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This week, markets turned volatile due to contagion fears from the real estate developers crisis in China. In recent weeks,...
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US Inflation – half a year of “transitory”US CPI increased 0.3% MoM (5.3% YoY) in August, slightly missing consensus estimates....
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