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Friday, July 2, 2010

Weekly Focus Fear of a major slowdown is mounting #ecb $ewb $spx

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  • ECB meeting on Thursday - questions are expected to centre around additional liquidity measures and the ECB's asset purchases. Developments in Euroland bond markets and news out of southern Europe.
  • US non-manufacturing ISM - will it hold up better than its manufacturing sibling?
  • Monetary policy meeting at the Bank of England is not expected to bring any changes.
  • Swedish industrial data and the government s net borrowing needs. Norwegian CPI.

  • Global Update
    Global PMI's have fallen - fundamentals suggest a slowdown, but the European debt crisis has likely accelerated the decline.
  • The Riksbank hiked rates by 25bp, as expected, and the repo path was revised slightly higher in 2010 and 2011, but lower in 2012-13.
  • The expiry of the one-year LTRO has brought the duration of Euroland money market liquidity lower, which has put upward pressure on short-term rates.
  • The G-20 summit highlighted the change in policy focus from coordinated global growth support to a more diverse agenda. In Europe, focus is on public finances and in Asia attention has turned to inflation fighting.