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Asia week ahead: Tokyo inflation takes centre stage
3 days ago · Flash PMIs and Tokyo CPI will be released in the coming week. Of these, the Tokyo consumer inflation release is the key data point to watch. We expect headline inflation to stay at 2.2% year-on-year but with a sharp rise in the monthly comparison. This release will be very important to gauge the Bank of Japan's rate hike timing.
THINK Ahead: Gatecrashing the IMF – My top 3 questions
3 days ago · THINK Ahead: Gatecrashing the IMF – My top 3 questions. The financial elite gather in Washington next week, but James Smith’s invite got lost in the post. Not that he’s bitter…. Read on for his top three questions for the IMF’s annual get-together as our team looks ahead to another busy week. James Smith. Developed Markets Economist, UK.
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AI Monthly: Ready or not, here AI come. In our latest update, we take a look at the role of fiscal policy, AI preparedness and sector divergence. Diederik Stadig. Our economic and financial analysis. Articles.
Rates Spark: Markets positioned for back-to-back ECB cuts
4 days ago · ECB cut most likely, but sharp market positioning prevents the front end going lower. We think the ECB will cut by 25bp, and so do markets, but holding the deposit rate at 3.5% is still possible in our view. Not cutting would be a big surprise to rates given the implied probability of swaps is north of 90% and has been there for two weeks.
ING Global Outlook 2022: The full report | reports - ING Think
Dec 2, 2021 · In our view, inflation will come down but not as quickly as that team expects. It will take until the end of 2022 before inflation again approaches 3% in the US and 2% in the eurozone. We expect the global economy to gain momentum at the latest by the European spring. That means central banks will have very few options other than to taper and ...