Despite the EUR being limited to a narrow trading range from upbeat non-farm payrolls (NFP) report last Friday ( € 1.0681 to 1.070), today the well-timed pacifist rhetoric issued by Draghi kept financial markets on its toes. However, it is not the only one, later this morning, no fewer than five speakers from the Fed are due to hit the son (Bullard, Yellen, Lacker, Evans, Dudley and Fischer) and those who do not stick to the "script" could do market movements rather interesting. All stakeholders FOMC should boast the prospect of a rate-off in December
Draghi keeps the door open :. The EUR declined again to its highly publicized resistance level, just under the psychological € 1.08 handle, helped by testimony prepared for Draghi to the European Parliament this morning. None of his rhetoric was new, but it provides other indications that the meeting of December the ECB could well see an expansion of quantitative easing from the ECB. fixed income dealers certainly believe so they are aggressively repricing debt in the short term. German two-year Schatz managed to print a new low (-0.37%) this morning, further pressure made by a combination of growth in the euro area (-0.3% IP) and data on the inflation. With inflation well below the desired target of the ECB market prices in an expansion of QE from the ECB (currently € 60b per month) and possibly a -10 to -15bp cut in the deposit rate ECB (currently of -0.20%).
Australia employment rises, sending AUD bond and higher rates: The Australian labor market has made huge progress end, surprising everyone, and certainly lessens the possibility of further rate cuts from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) any time soon (lower forecasters were calling for two rate cuts in 2016). Aussie employment change for the last night of + 58.6K jobs was the largest in the last 42 months, while unemployment corresponded to the lowest level in two years nearly (+ 5.9% against + 6 , 2%). While the turnout was not sacrificed by net gains, rising to + 65.0%. It is worth mentioning that the data of the Aussie employment has certainly come under some control in the recent period. There is a model that the last few episodes of monthly falls were followed by very strong gains, so a report is not a trend make. Do not be surprised to see a large revision was reported the next time around. Nevertheless, "hours worked" closely monitored component also saw the largest increase in nearly a year. Not a surprise, the AUD has climbed, trade comfortably higher with a new handle (A $ 0.7150), while short-term debt yields have backed (3 + 5bps to + 2.15%) to five-month high as traders reattached the chance of an RBA cut in Q1 / 2016 (currently 20% probability for H1).
The risks identified down under: In the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) semi-annual report of the Financial Stability the bank saw an increase in risks to their financial system, particularly in the area of the property where policymakers see the possibility of a correction "harmful". The bank also noted that there was an increased risk in the dairy sector in light of the increasing indebtedness of farms, but added that "credit losses on exposure of dairy products were manageable" through low rate loans to farmers by Fonterra. Naturally, the market was looking for clues to a change in monetary policy. Governor Wheeler commented on the report, but deviated comments on monetary policy at the next decision on December 9. The central bank has not adjusted interest rates in October, leaving the benchmark rate to + 2.75% (N $ 0.6549). Barriers to lower rates seem more Kiwi. FI continues pricing in a small chance of OCR being cut below + 2.50% by the middle of next year
BoK waiting, while CBR could move:. Night as expected, the Bank of Korea kept rates unchanged at 1.5% for the fifth consecutive month. The officials noted that economic sentiment has improved somewhat, but also warned against the risk of a possible U.S. around takeoff rates next month and of course the impact of an economic slowdown in China. The decision was unanimous. In Russia, consumer inflation ran at 0.2% for the fifth consecutive week, but more importantly, annual inflation appears to be slowing (+ 15.4% against 15.6%). Assuming there is no inflation on the horizon shocks, there is a strong possibility that the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) could resume their easing cycle as soon as the meeting next month (December 11). Current OCR rate is now at 11%.
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