BOJ May Signal Inflation Is Roughly at 2%, Bolstering Case for December Move
The BOJ may signal in October that underlying inflation has roughly reached 2%, giving markets more reason to expect a December rate hike.
Inflation, employment, growth data and central bank decisions, and how they reprice risk across markets.
The BOJ may signal in October that underlying inflation has roughly reached 2%, giving markets more reason to expect a December rate hike.
Analyst Benjamin Cowen expects the 10-year Treasury yield to peak before mid-November, potentially boosting Bitcoin and other risk assets.
10-year Treasury yields have risen above 5.30%, reaching their highest level since 2002, despite reduced bets on a Fed rate hike in October.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers warned that rising global bond yields will increase Australia's budget costs as cheap debt matures.
Australian consumer sentiment fell sharply after the RBA's latest rate hike, with Westpac predicting another increase in November.
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Brazil's Ibovespa index crossed 200,000 for the first time after Bolsonaro led the first round of voting, while the dollar dropped 5% and stocks surged.
China closed a record 670 banks in the latest yearly tally, leaving 3,139. Fitch sees little contagion risk even as bitcoin traded near $85,340.
The ISM services PMI slipped to 54.9 in September from 55.4, below the 55.2 estimate, as price pressures intensified and employment returned to expansion.
US services PMI hit 58.8 in September, highest since July 2021, with strong hiring and rising inflation pressures.