Global markets are reacting to post-FOMC yield curve flattening, central bank decisions from the BoE and BI, and critical geopolitical developments regarding a new US-Iran MOU.
Key Takeaways
- 1.US Treasury yield curve is flattening following FOMC developments.
- 2.Bank of England held rates at 3.75% with a 7-2 vote split.
- 3.Bank Indonesia hiked rates by 25bps and tightened FX rules to support the rupiah.
Table of Contents
- KEY POINTS:
- Bank of England — Holds Amid MPC Divisions
- UK Job Growth Ebbs, Wages Accelerate
- Bank Indonesia — It Worked, for Now
- BSP — Should've Hiked by More?
- New Zealand's Economy Beats on Revisions
- SNB — FX Intervention Warning
- Norges — A Lukewarm Hike Warning
- Light N.A. Data Focused on Canadian Inflation
- US-Iran M.O.U. Text
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Authors
Derek Holt
Securities
WTI Crude
Themes
Monetary Policy NormalizationInflation PressuresGeopolitical Risk
Regions
GlobalNorth AmericaEuropeUnited StatesCanadaUK
