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Fed’s Bullard (non voter) says the US response to bank stress “swift and appropriate” and has allowed monetary policy to focus on inflation
Inflation remains too high. US macro data is stronger than expected. Continued appropriate macroprudential policy can contain financial stress, while appropriate monetary policy can continue to put downward pressure on inflation Inflation expectations are relatively low and a good sign for disinflation in 2023 It is not uncommon for some firms to fail to adjust […]
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US Treasury Secretary Yellen is convening a private meeting if financial stability oversight council on Friday morning, according to the US Treasury
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Spanish PM supports the creation of a European deposit insurance scheme
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ECB’S LAGARDE TOLD EU LEADERS ECB FULLY EQUIPPED TO PROVIDE LIQUIDITY TO EURO AREA FINANCIAL SYSTEM, IF NEEDED
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Fed’s Bostic (2024 voter) when asked about case for leaving rates unchanged, says “Some were willing to say this uncertainty is really big and we should wait” but Bostic is comfortable we can get through this crisis
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US Durables Ex-Transport * (Feb) 0.0% vs. Exp. 0.2% (Prev. 0.8%, Rev. 0.4%)
US Durables Ex-Transport * (Feb) 0.0% vs. Exp. 0.2% (Prev. 0.8%, Rev. 0.4%)
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End of day report March 23rd
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Moody’s sees risk that U.S. banking ‘turmoil’ can’t be contained
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Morning Market Report – 23 March 2023
Stay up to date with stock market, commodities, currencies and more with our daily report covering insights into what to expect today!
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ECB’s Knot said ECB is unlikely to be done with rate hikes, thinks we need a hike in May but the size is uncertain
Core inflation shows no sign of abating, wages and services are its main drivers. Inflation risks are clearly tilted to the upside, second round wage effects are increasingly visible. Turbulence must have a significant permanent impact to alter the inflation baseline. Could gradually move to a full stop in APP reinvestments if there is no […]
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