Friday, 25 May, 2018
MNI INTERVIEW:Infl Expctns Likely Hovering at 2%-Fed Economist By Sara Haire –Inflation Driven By Inflation Expectations "Difficult" To Prove –Possible There Could Be Downshift in Consumers’ Inflation Expectations WASHINGTON (MNI) – Concerns over the impact that inflation expectations have on actual inflation have been ramped up by some economists recently as expectation measures have converged closer to 2%, but in an interview with MNI, Cleveland Fed senior vice president and research economist Edward Knotek said […] Read More
Monday, 26 March, 2018
By Nikos Chrysoloras and Ian Wishart (Bloomberg) — The European Union is fine-tuning what access it’s prepared to give the U.K.’s crucial financial services industry after Brexit, and the proposal falls far short of what Britain and its banks think is fair. The EU will consider offering the U.K. “improved equivalence” for its financial services, according to the latest draft of the bloc’s negotiating position, obtained by Bloomberg. That means the EU will only let […] Read More
Friday, 23 June, 2017
BUND SCARCITY MAKES MAJOR EXTENSION OF ECB’S QE DIFFICULT, WILL BE KEY FACTOR IN ANY DECISION TO TAPER OR EXTEND – SOURCES German bond scarcity a key factor in ECB QE extension debate: sources – Reuters News 23-Jun-2017 11:19:08 By Balazs Koranyi FRANKFURT, June 23 (Reuters) – The growing scarcity of German government bonds makes any major extension of the European Central Bank’s asset buying scheme difficult and this […] Read More
Tuesday, 01 August, 2017
MNI INSIGHT: RBA May Use Scope to Lower Rate if AUD Stays High –Other Cenbks’ Tightening May Not Hinder RBA Ease if Need Seen By Sophia Rodrigues SYDNEY (MNI) – The Reserve Bank of Australia has the scope to lower the cash rate further and is prepared to use that scope if there are signs the appreciating exchange rate is dampening growth and inflation. Importantly, the RBA would cut even if other central banks are […] Read More
Tuesday, 22 August, 2017
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Friday, 22 September, 2017
NWM (NatWest Markets) Gilts: Trading the BoE- Could this time be different? BoE rhetoric is not consistent with ‘one and done’ type policy adjustments. BoE Chief Economist Mr Haldane believes that the risk of tightening ‘too late’ is now greater than the risk of tightening ‘too early’. Raising rates once or twice is unlikely to offer much comfort. Mr Saunders aim is to ‘move from the current loose stance towards neutral’ and Governor Carney has […] Read More
Monday, 25 September, 2017
AFR – Westpac’s Bill Evans says RBA won’t be hiking anytime soon by Philip Baker If Philip Lowe starts to hike interest rates and it makes life a misery for everyone who has a mortgage, and then slows the economy down dramatically, then he runs the risk of being the first governor of the Reserve Bank since Bernie Fraser to be in the top job when there’s a recession. No central banker wants that on […] Read More
Monday, 25 September, 2017
MNI EXCLUSIVE I’VIEW: ECB Vasiliauskas; All Taper Options Open –Rising Euro No Cause for Worry Since Spurred by Improving Eurozone Economy By Jack Duffy VILNIUS (MNI) – All options remain on the table for scaling back the European Central Bank’s massive E2.3 trillion bond buying program, ECB Governing Council member Vitas Vasiliauskas told Market News International in an exclusive interview. Vasiliauskas said the council had not determined whether the reduction in bond […] Read More
Wednesday, 11 October, 2017
Economists see former Fed governor Kevin Warsh as the most likely to be nominated by President Donald Trump to lead the Federal Reserve, according to a Wall Street Journal survey. Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen and Fed governor Jerome Powell ran not far behind as the second and third mostly likely picks to run the central bank after Ms. Yellen’s current term ends in early February. Business and academic economists surveyed saw a 28% probability that […] Read More
Thursday, 12 October, 2017
RBA STATE OF PLAY: Fin Stability Worry Eases But Still High By Sophia Rodrigues SYDNEY (MNI) – Financial vulnerabilities from Australian household debt and the housing market may have diminished slightly since April but not enough for them to have little or no impact on the Reserve Bank of Australia’s monetary policy decisions. This is likely to be the main message of the Financial Stability Review (FSR) and it will reinforce Governor Philip Lowe’s […] Read More
