This report outlines the economic outlook for the upcoming week, highlighting resilient but fundamentally weakening U.S. consumer spending and steady international monetary policy expectations in Canada and Mexico.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Consumer resilience in the U.S. remains, but underlying fundamentals are eroding with low saving rates and negative real disposable income growth.
- 2.Inflation in Canada is primarily energy-driven; while headline CPI may rise, core measures are expected to remain contained.
- 3.Banxico is expected to hold the overnight rate at 6.50% following recent signals that the easing cycle has likely concluded.
Table of Contents
- Economics Week Ahead
- U.S. Week Ahead
- G10 Week Ahead
- EM Week Ahead
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Authors
Tom PorcelliTim QuinlanSarah House
Themes
Consumer Spending Resilience vs. FundamentalsEnergy-Driven Inflation
Regions
North AmericaAsia PacificMiddle EastUnited StatesCanadaMexico
