French price gains accelerate in October, energy surge keeps ECB rate hike in view
French inflation accelerated in October, driven by energy prices. Core and services inflation also rose, reinforcing expectations of a December ECB rate hike.
Fed's Schmid sees concerning price trends beyond energy, says rates are now accommodative.
There is suddenly a hawkish tone among many, yet no one chose to increase rates at the conclusion of October.
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French inflation accelerated in October, driven by energy prices. Core and services inflation also rose, reinforcing expectations of a December ECB rate hike.
Germany's October wholesale price index rose 0.4% month-on-month, easing from a 1.9% gain in September.
Growing Fed rate hike bets rocked Asian markets, with JGB yields rising, yen near 160, and bitcoin below $69,000.
Treasury yields climbed back to multi-year highs this week, reviving fears of sticky inflation and fiscal deficits that had been pushed aside.