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BOE's Saunders says that it is safer to err on the side of easing too much
Comments by BOE policymaker, Michael Saunders – And then tightening later if needed – Risks to the economy are to the downside – It is unlikely that data until June meeting would negate the case for further stimulus See here for global coronavirus case data
ECB's Villeroy: Negative rates are an effective policy tool
Comments by ECB governing council member, Francois Villeroy de Galhau – Banks should not pass negative rates to households, firms See here for global coronavirus case data
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ECB Research: PEPP’in It Up
<p>We expect the ECB to expand the PEPP envelope by EUR500bn into June 2021 at next week’s meeting. We do not expect new asset classes to be added at this stage. We also expect an extension of the EUR20bn/month ‘normal’ APP, but no additional APP envelope when the current EUR120bn ends in December this year. […]
Rally Here to Stay, Bullish US Data, Dollar Ddown, Oil Higher after EIA Report, and Gold Rises
<p>US stocks should continue their painstaking climb up a treacherous wall of geopolitical uncertainty, supported by unlimited stimulus and as investors rotate back into value stocks. The US economy continues to benefit from reopening momentum, but a big part of this week’s rally is a big rotation into reopening stocks. If this stock market r
Japan Tokyo CPI ex Fresh Food (YoY) came in at 0.2%, above forecasts (-0.2%) in May
Japan Tokyo CPI ex Fresh Food (YoY) came in at 0.2%, above forecasts (-0.2%) in May
Japan Tokyo CPI ex Food, Energy (YoY) increased to 0.5% in May from previous 0.2%
Japan Tokyo CPI ex Food, Energy (YoY) increased to 0.5% in May from previous 0.2%