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SMBC applies LLM scoring from -1 (dovish) to +1 (hawkish) to all Fed commentary since 2009. FOMC members' latest speeches generally score above 0.5, leaning hawkish, with inflation and labor market topics most frequent. Chair Warsh's July and September press…
August real personal consumption rose a robust 0.9% m/m, leaving spending 0.8% above its pre-Covid trend, and Q3 PCE is tracking 3.7% QoQ annualized. Yet real disposable personal income is growing only 1.3% y/y amid elevated inflation, implying households are…
The 10-year US Treasury yield has risen to 5.25%, about 50bp higher than end-August, driven by higher real yields and Fed rate-hike repricing. A fair-value regression using ISM new orders and USD 2y5y swaption volatility shows yields deviating significantly…
US core PCE inflation rose 0.2% MoM in August, below the 0.3% consensus, with July revised down to 0.1%. The annual rate of 3.0% undershot the 3.3% forecast. Nominal spending rose 0.9% MoM as expected, but household income grew only 0.2%, cutting the savings…
Euro area September headline HICP surprised to the upside; MUFG raises its tracking estimate to 3.8%, the highest since September 2023 versus 3.2% in August. German HICP rose to 3.3%, French HICP to 3.4%, and Italian HICP jumped to 4.1%. MUFG maintains the…
Interest rates have risen across developed markets, but credit fundamentals remain resilient: strong earnings, healthy bank capital and liquidity have kept credit anchored. US high-yield revenue rose over 10% and operating profit over 14% year over year,…
German headline inflation rose to 3.3% YoY in September 2026, near a three-year high, driven mostly by energy prices. Core inflation stayed at 2.4% and services inflation eased to 2.7%, suggesting limited knock-on effects. ING expects headline inflation to…
Italian headline inflation rose to 4.2% year-on-year in September from 3.3% in August, above expectations, driven almost entirely by energy (22.3%) and unprocessed food (5.5%). Core inflation excluding energy and fresh food rose only to 1.7%, and services to…
State Street argues that although higher US sovereign yields have lifted income, the extra yield further out the curve may not compensate for duration risk. With sticky inflation, resilient growth and fiscal pressures, markets price a higher policy path; the…
Major central banks now reference broader financial conditions when setting policy. Using the Fed's FCI-G, PIMCO estimates conditions were about 50 bps too easy at end-2Q, implying a 70-bp rise in the 10-year Treasury yield, a 9% equity decline, or a 4%…
Istat's September 2026 surveys show Italian household and business confidence weakening, with consumer morale at 91.2 and the IESI at 95.9, dragged by construction, services and retail. Manufacturing was the exception, rising for a fifth month to 91.9 on…
Softer US data pressured yields: Conference Board confidence fell 6.7 points to 81.9 and JOLTS openings dropped to 7.08m, while NY Fed's Williams saw no urgency to tighten further, cutting next-meeting hike odds to near 50%. The RBA raised its cash rate 25bp…
Poland's flash CPI accelerated to 4.0% YoY in September from 3.4% in August, mainly due to a 9.2% MoM surge in fuel prices after the standard 23% VAT rate was reinstated. Core inflation eased to 3.0-3.1% YoY, suggesting limited broad price pressures. A…
French inflation surprised sharply to the upside in September 2026, with CPI at 3.0% and HICP at 3.4% year-on-year, driven mainly by a 21.2% energy price surge. ING expects headline inflation to stay above 3% through 2026 before gradually declining in 2027,…
German unemployment fell by 67,000 in September 2026, pushing the total just below 3 million for the first time since June, with the seasonally adjusted rate down to 6.4% from 6.5%. The report describes a pause, not a reversal, in labour market weakness:…
Amundi's September 2026 cross-asset strategy warns that a low-trust, predatory world makes supply shocks the norm and economic gains uneven. Fragmentation drives fierce competition beyond trade, tech and energy to a relentless public and private hunt for…
US job openings fell to a five-month low of 7.08 million and September consumer confidence slumped to 81.9, its weakest in over 12 years, yet NY Fed President Williams said there is "no urgency" for an imminent follow-up hike. Short-end Treasury yields and…
The dollar remains supported by rising back-end yields, even after soft US consumer confidence (81.9) and JOLTS openings (7,079k) cut October FOMC hike pricing to 12bp. EUR/USD slid to 1.1310-20 before trading near 1.1350; further weakness toward 1.10 is…
Brent steadied near USD 103/b after sliding 2.5% to USD 102.59/b, and WTI closed below USD 90/b, as Saudi Arabia rerouted flows east and lifted East-West line throughput to about half of its 7m b/d capacity following the temporary pipeline shutdown. A final…
Northwest European gas storage sits at 62% capacity, about 10bcm below year-ago levels, setting up a tight Q4-26 winter. Under the base case TTF averages €76/MWh, peaking at €80/MWh; an adverse cold winter scenario averages €122/MWh. The energy-driven shock…