ECB Governing Council likely to ease monetary policy further before year end

Oct 09, 2015 04:24 am UTC| Commentary

The ECB Governing Council is likely to ease monetary policy further before year-end. A first step could be to extend the asset purchase programme until at least a later date than September 2016, which could likely be...

Euro Area headline inflation likely to miss ECB's target

Oct 09, 2015 04:21 am UTC| Commentary

Overall, Euro areas headline inflation is likely to miss the ECBs target for a long period.It may take a long time, certainly longer than envisaged by the ECB (September 2016), for headline and core inflation to return to...

Current uncertainty likely weighed further on ECB's investment outlook

Oct 09, 2015 04:19 am UTC| Commentary

Regarding the revised macroeconomic outlook, GC members underlined that the role of investment was critical, both for the short-run outlook and in the medium term, as it was an important determinant of potential growth. It...

Daily Economic Outlook: 9th October, 2015

Oct 09, 2015 04:17 am UTC| Commentary

Following somewhat tepid UK manufacturing output data for August, markets will be looking for this mornings August construction and trade figures to provide some reassurance that the momentum of Q3 GDP has not slowed...

Mexico's core inflation may pick up in early 2016

Oct 09, 2015 04:10 am UTC| Commentary

Mexicos inflation is under control. Inflation dynamics have been positive amid the FX depreciation. In particular, the FX pass-through has been limited to some durables prices, suggesting that this is not a generalized and...

ECB's monthly asset purchase program to be implemented till Sept 2016

Oct 09, 2015 04:07 am UTC| Commentary

There was also wide agreement for stressing that the monthly asset purchases of 60bn would be fully implemented until the end of September 2016, and beyond if necessary.In any case, until a sustained adjustment in the path...

Mexico's inflation may inch up to 2.7%

Oct 09, 2015 04:00 am UTC| Commentary

Mexico CPI increased 0.37% m/m in September. This was the result of no inflation observed in the second half of the month, due to unexpected price reductions in perishables.However, core inflation increased 0.37% m/m,...