This report covers the latest US economic data, including PCE inflation and revised Q1 GDP, which keep the Federal Reserve on a path of sustained high rates. It also highlights the continued weakness of the NZD due to diverging RBNZ hike expectations.
Key Takeaways
- 1.US inflation indicators (PCE) remain elevated, reinforcing expectations for the Fed to hold rates steady until mid-2027.
- 2.NZD remains weak as market expectations for an RBNZ rate hike fade, despite the firm belief by ANZ analysts that a hike is coming.
- 3.US Q1 GDP revised upwards to 2.1% saar, though personal consumption growth was revised down significantly.
Table of Contents
- Highlights
- Data and events today
- Financial markets
- Global markets overview
- Key data and events
- Key themes and views
- Market snapshot (07:15 NZ Time)
- Key data releases
- What's ahead today
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Authors
Matt DillyDavid CroyBrian Martin
Securities
US 10-year NoteS&P 500XAU
Themes
Economic Growth ResilienceInflation PersistenceMonetary Policy Divergence
Regions
GlobalAsia PacificUnited StatesNew ZealandJapan
