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Interest rates set to remain higher for longer after inflation rises to 2.3% - UK Investor Magazine
UK interest rates are expected to remain higher for a longer period than previously thought, as UK inflation rose to 2.3%, a sharp 0.6% increase from September’s reading. “Annual CPI inflation rose to 2.3% in October, following a temporary dip to 1.7% in September driven by base effects from last year. This increase comes amidst […]
Focus on Euro Area Inflation Today and Tomorrow - Action Forex
In the euro area, focus turns to inflation data for Germany and Spain which we receive ahead of the euro area data tomorrow. We expect euro area headline inflation to rise to 2.3% y/y from 2.0% y/y in October. The increase is expected mainly due to base effects on core inflation and especially energy inflation, while the monthly price increases are expected to show a continuation of the disinflationary process. We expect core inflation to increase to 2.8% y/y from 2.7% y/y. However, the monthly price increases are projected to continue below what is compatible with the 2% target annualized.
Fund Manager Talk | Growth may pick up in H2 but base effect may be a challenge: Krishna Sanghavi - The Economic Times
Krishna Sanghavi, CIO-Equity at Mahindra Manulife, expects some growth pickup in H2FY25 compared to H1FY25. He believes the market is in a consolidation phase post a significant rally. While FII selling has impacted the market, the underlying fundamentals remain strong. SIP flows are expected to continue growing, driven by India's economic growth and investor discipline. A Santa Claus rally is possible, but the long-term outlook depends on factors like GDP growth, macro conditions, and corporate earnings.
L&T Set For 25% Upside, Says Jefferies, On Healthy Order Pipeline
Larsen & Toubro Ltd. can potentially rally 25.11% from its previous close, said Jefferies Equity Research as it upped its target price for the stock. The hike comes on the back of L&T's robust order book and better visibility on government infrastructure spending following the Maharashtra elections. Despite a 2% year-on-year decline in order flows during the first half, largely due to a high base effect, the company’s domestic order flow grew by 1%.
Focus on German Inflation Today - Action Forex
In the euro area, focus is on German inflation data for December, which will provide an important hint of where we can expect euro area data to be tomorrow. Spanish inflation showed higher-than-expected inflation in December, which importantly was also due to core inflation rising more than expected. We expect euro area HICP inflation tomorrow to rise to 2.4% year-on-year in December from 2.2% in November. The increase is mainly due to base effects on energy and food inflation, while we expect core inflation to decline from 2.7% y/y in November to 2.6% y/y. Most importantly, we expect the monthly price increase in core inflation to once again be compatible with the 2% target when annualised. The data is thus expected to support the case for continued rate cuts by the ECB.
China: CPI inflation likely negative in February – Standard Chartered
Official manufacturing PMI rebounded in February; 2-month average suggests steady production activity. Trade performance likely weakened last month due to both the holiday and tariff impact. CPI may have dropped y/y on a fall in prices of food, fuel and services, as well as a high base effect.
Inflation could overshoot 2-4% range in second half — BSP - BusinessWorld Online
THE BANGKO SENTRAL ng Pilipinas (BSP) said inflation could overshoot the 2-4% target range in the second half of this year amid base effects. In its latest Monetary Policy report, the central bank said annual inflation is likely to settle within the 2-4% target band from this year to 2026 amid declining rice prices. “However, […]
Robinsons Retail Q1 income drops 85% to P760M amid high base effect - BusinessWorld Online
ROBINSONS RETAIL HOLDINGS, Inc. (RRHI), the retail arm of the Gokongwei group, reported an 85% decline in attributable net income for the first quarter, falling to P760 million from P5.08 billion in the same period last year, primarily due to a high base effect from a one-time gain related to the merger of Bank of […]
All Eyes on US JOLTS and EA HICP Inflation - Action Forex
In the euro area, focus turns to the May HICP inflation. We expect headline inflation to decline to 2.0% y/y from 2.2% y/y, driven mainly by core inflation falling from 2.7% y/y to 2.4% y/y, based on regional data already released. The expected decline in core inflation is due to base effects and as the monthly price growth in transport services will likely decline following the strong increases in April related to Easter. We expect energy inflation to remain negative due to the recent fall in energy prices and the strengthening of the euro.