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18 Dec 2013

Flash: Don't expect FOMC taper - Societe Generale

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - Kit Juckes, Global Head of Currency Strategy at Societe Generale doesn’t think the FOMC will ‘taper’ its bond purchases today (why risk volatility in illiquid year-end markets?)

Key Quotes

“We do expect a very strong hint that the move is coming in January and I also think tapering is now 90% priced in to asset markets.”

“There is a press conference after the meeting (19:30 GMT) and that allows for hints on changes to the forward guidance framework, as well as a chance to reinforce the familiar ‘tapering is not tightening’ message.”

“The Fed does not want to see market volatility when the taper is finally announced. And while the rise in longer-dated yields since May simply reflects economic reality, I expect an attempt to prevent any further significant rise in yields from here, for now.”

Dec 18, 2013

BoE Minutes: MPC voted unanimously to keep QE and rates on hold

As expected, the BoE Minutes from the MPC monetary policy meeting held on 4 and 5 December and released today revealed that the Committee voted in favor of maintaining the interest rate at 0.5% and the stock of asset purchases at £375 billion.

Switzerland: ZEW Survey – Expectations up to 39.4 in December

The Swiss ZEW Survey – Expectations grew to 39.4 points in December, from 31.6 points in November, the Centre for European Economic Research reported on Wednesday.