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Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas hikes the rate by 75bp, in line with expectations
Indonesian rupiah: Bank Indonesia goes for a 50bp rate hike
Rates: 50bp As Next Likely Move By Central Banks
FX: Credible UK Budget Will Deliver Substantial Fiscal Tightening
How The Reserve Bank Of Australia Conducts Its Monetary Policy
Asia News: Bank Indonesia (BI) Meets Today To Discuss Policy
The Objective Of The National Bank Of Hungary Is Stability
FX Market: Range Of 2023 The EUR/USD Pair Outcomes
The Bank Of England Is Undoubtedly Worried About Inflation
The Impact On The Volatility Of The Forex Market Is Mainly Geopolitical Risk In Europe
The RBA Will Continue At A 25bp Pace At Coming Meetings
China's Position On The Russo-Ukrainian War Confirmed At The G20 Meeting
According to ING, US Producer Price Index may mean that inflation could decrease earlier
Netherlands: economy contracted by 0.2% meeting expectations
Hungary Expect A Positive Zero GDP Growth On Average In 2023
Poland: Rapidly Rising Core Inflation Confirms That The Impulse From Energy Shock Is Strong
The Negative Economic Outlook Of Poland For Next Year
UK Hiring Demand Is Undoubtedly Falling Back Now
FX Daily: General Optimism After Meeting Between US President And Chinese President At The G20 Meeting
The Re-Tightening Of Credit And Sovereign Spreads Has Failed
In China, Covid Measures In October Affected Consumer Behaviour
Volatility In The Nickel Market Has Become More Common
It seems that Biden-Xi meeting during the G-20 summit in Bali delivered us with more positive news than it was expected at first
Poland - account deficit hits 1.6bn of euro, much below expectations
The LME Prices Reflecting The Price Of Russian Metal More
Eurozone Continue To Expect Weaker Production
According to ING, dollar index may reach 105. Swiss National Bank talks selling Forex reserves
After some of covid restrictions were loosened, Brent crude oil soared almost 3%. OPEC publishes report today
Major US indices experienced another wave of gains on Friday as S&P 500 gained almost a percent and Nasdaq increased by ca. 2%. This week we get to know Japan CPI
There Is Ample Room For The Fed To Maintain The Roll-Off
The Bank of England Is Well Advanced On The Way To Quantitative Tightening
Markets Are Left More Susceptible To Credit Events
Markets Have Challenged The Bank Of England's (BoE) Stance
Much Lower Front-End ECB Rates Is Flimsy In Our View
The Fed Peaks, The 10yr Yield Will Be 25-50bp Below
Core Inflation In Czech Republic Shows The Opposite Picture
In Indonesia Core Inflation Is Moving Higher | The Chinese Economy Has Weakened
The Polish Economy Is Clearly Slowing Down And Core Inflation Momentum Is High
September’s GDP In UK Hit Was Unrelated To The Funeral Of Queen
Inflation Running Well Above The Fed’s Desired Level
Economics indicators of the USA don't let us think it's all over
The ECB May Need To Hike More Than Markets Expect
In China overall credit growth hit much lower level than a month and a year ago. Mortgage loans amounted to over 33B Chinese yuans
Although Democrats may keep the Senate, having House not clinched mean tougher challenge for Joe Biden, ING says
Brent crude plunged almost 3% yesterday. S&P 500 lost over 2% - ING point to kind of a risk aversion
A slower decrease of inflation has made Jerome Powell confused recently. Today's headline inflation print is expected to hit less than 8%
National Bank of Poland keeps the interest rate unchanged
European Comission began working on "Stability and Growth Pact"
Yesterday Brent crude oil lost almost 3%. According to ING, taking the OPEC+ supply cuts, lower supply from the USA and ban on Russian oil into consideration, it may trade near $110 in the end of year 2023
In China coronavirus cases exceeded this Spring's levels what could lead to declines of local stocks on Tuesday. In the USA US100 and S&P 500 gained ca. 0.5%.
USA: According to ING, Republicans may move in on the House. Forex market may see indecisiveness today. In Poland NBP decides on the interest rate
Eurozone: confidence and spending power in the current status don't paint a rosy picture
Judging from ING's analysis the reduced pace of hiking and a focus on side effects of hawkish approach may not mean that the "ultimate" rate will be lower
Gas prices lose rocket propeller as weather conditions let us think of a delayed consumption
According to ING, investors stay vigilant to news from China. Sterling's gains may be not hold up
USA: Mid-term election are said to be stock market driver. Republicans' gains may play in favour of stocks and bonds
European and US economies' suffering may affect South Korean trade. According to ING Economics, economy may experience 3 quarters of detorioration
USD corporate supply may reach less than $600bn in 2023, ING Economics expects
ING Economics expect a 10% corporate supply year-on-year - Euro
The inflation print and mid-term elections make the line-up of events which could influence greenback
China: exports shrink by 0.3%, imports by 0.7% year-on-year. Exports to Europe and the USA decreased by 6% and 7.4% percent respectively
Positive signal from Asian economies. Indonesian GDP rose by almost 6% year-on-year in the third quarter
German industrial production adds 0.6% month-on-month. The print impresses the most when compared to the August one
On Friday Brent crude oil ended the day very close to $100
Sunak (UK Prime Minister) May Have Won Back Investor Confidence
No Longer Dismisses The Possibility Of A Recession In The Eurozone
The Residential Real Estate Market Is Suffer The Most
In USA Inflation Is Showing Little Sign Of Slowing
A Significant Change In The Prospects For The Crude Oil Market
ING Scenarios For The Growth Of Economy And Inflation
Tentative Signs By Central Bankers On Both Sides Of The Atlantic Ocean
Hungary Is Expecting A Significant Surplus |The Romanian National Bank (NBR) Will Announce Its Rate Decision
Inflation In Both China And Taiwan Is Expected To Slow
The Next Move Of The Fed Will Depend On The Data Flow
ING Economics expects National Bank of Poland will go for a 25bp hike
Mid-term elections are almost here, ING deliver us with useful facts, statistics and more
USA: ING point to strong labour market and incoming data in the context of the December rate
In less than a week time, we'll get to know Romanian National Bank's decision
Spanish services and manufacturing PMIs hit less than 50 points, according to ING, annual GDP growth may amount to 4.3%
Non-farm payrolls and inflation prints coming shortly are crucial
German industrial orders decreased by 4% month-on month! Such print reminds us of looming recession
Philippines: inflation soars 7.7% as destructive typhoon makes food price go higher
Brent crude oil lost 1.5% yesterday. According to ING prices could go down further, if OPEC+ hadn't intervened
Bank of Englad went for a 75bp hike, in Norway and Australia hikes were less hawkish. US dollar may be supported by NFP released today
On Thursday S&P 500 decreased by over a percent. Nasdaq lost 1.73%
Czech National Bank keeps the interest rate at 7%
Committee Of The Bank Of England (BoE) Is Very Divided
Spain: ING Economics expect prices of real estate will decline moderately in the near future. Spanish economy said to experience a "mild" recession
Portuguese Gross Domestic Product goes up by almost 0.5%
ING hints at "something different" from Fed, as they point to a hidden signal of a 50bp move in December, unless the data turn things upside down
Yesterday's Fed decision didn't prevent crude oil from ending the day in the black
Selling price expectations reduced, but still noticeably high
Fed raised the interest by 75bp and left us with some reasons to see easier, but a longer way
Fed hiked the interest rate by 75bp. The final rate target could be higher than estimated. ING expects US dollar index may stay calm, pointing to tomorrow's labour market data
S&P ended yesterday's session 2.5% down, Nasdaq lost over 3%!
"Hikes are only partially transmitted to markets, and so to the economy"
"Its in the Fed's interest to keep the notion of a possible additional 75bp hike alive in the market psyche"
Yesterday Brent crude oil seemed to be supported by news about Chinese Covid policy
S&P and Nasdaq went down a little bit. Euro to US dollar touched 0.9953 yesterday
Central Banks Increased Their Buying Of Gold Significantly
