GLOBAL ECONOMICSDAILY POINTS
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全球经济学 · 每日要点
Core conclusion · Tlines extraction
Tech earnings disappoint (Tesla, Meta capex concerns) and higher oil on Middle East supply risk weigh on equities; S&P futures -1%, Nasdaq -1.75%. US yields fall ~8bps. Canada's September producer prices are expected to jump, with core industrial prices still a leading indicator of core CPI pass-through. Markets price ~85% odds of a BoC hike next week and ~half of another in December. NZ Q3 CPI missed slightly but was treated as stale; RBNZ hike expectations intact. Asian central banks surprised: Philippines hiked 50bps, BoK held at 3%, Turkey cut 100bps.
- Institution
- Scotiabank Economics
- Published
- 10/22/2026
- Research topic
- Apple · US 10Y Treasury · Crude Oil (WTI)
- Time horizon
- next week
Key arguments
- Core Canadian industrial producer prices remain a leading indicator of lagging core consumer price pass-through.
- BoC hike expectations are firm: ~85% priced for next week and ~half of another for December, though several domestic bank calls are stale.
- Tech sentiment sours as Tesla and Meta capex plans are questioned; Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon and Apple earnings pending.
- Middle East supply risk (Saudi attacks, Iran war broadening) lifts WTI and Brent 2-3%, keeping Canadian heavy crude elevated.
Key numbers
- BoC hike probability priced for next week
- ~85%
- BoC cumulative hikes priced by next September
- ~100bps
- New Zealand Q3 CPI q/q (consensus)
- 0.7% (0.8%)
- New Zealand Q3 CPI y/y (consensus, prior)
- 3.7% (3.8%, 4.1%)
- Philippines overnight rate hike (consensus)
- 50bps (25bps)
Main risks
- French debt spreads over Germany ~18bps wider on protests and Le Pen's rise ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
- Broader Iran war could intensify oil supply disruption and inflation pass-through.
- Stale consensus forecasts and lagging bank calls may misprice the BoC decision.
Corresponding source evidence
Alphabet, Microsoft and Amazon are due out next week and will be followed by Apple the following week.
· next weekSovereign bonds are performing unevenly, as US Treasury yields push about 8bps lower across most of the curve, gilts are little richer toward the longer-end, and bunds are rallying which makes the sell off in French bonds more painful.
East Coast Canadian oil projects are reaping rich Brent prices as they sell into the northeastern US seaboard.
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