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Characteristically cautious signals from Bundesbank President Nagel, who notes a “certain probability” of a cut in January in an interview with Bloomberg. Signals beyond the January decision were limited, with Nagel expressing a preference for the ECB to maintain its “meeting-by-meeting” approach through the first half of 2025.
Spillover from CAD CPI data, an extension of the rally in gilts and headlines pointing to record demand at today’s 15-Year OAT syndication underpin broader core global FI markets.
Further acceleration for the three-month core rate at 3.5% annualized and some accelerating in CPIX (those measures will exclude direct impacts from tax changes, as opposed to CPIxFE which will include it).
Core CPI (median & trim av - BoC focus):
CPIX (ex 8 most volatile & indirect taxes):
CPI xFE (ex food & energy):
Source: Bloomberg, MNI