HomeEconomyTake Five: Keep the Lights On Economy Take Five: Keep the Lights On By farahat December 19, 2022 0 148 views Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp us 50 -1.% Add to Watchlist /remove from watchlist Add to watch list Add location Location successfully added to: Please name your portfolio Types of: purchase Sell date: quantity: price point Value: Leverage: 1:1 1: 1: 1: 1: 2022 DBKGn 500+0.% 500 Add to/Remove from Watchlist Join the watch list Add Job Location successfully added to: Please name your holding portfolio Types of: purchase Sell date: quantity: price Point value: Leverage: 1:1 1: (Reuters) – The Bank of Japan will be the last major central bank to hold a policy meeting this year as emerging economies Policymakers in general will also mark the end of the year with an interest rate decision. The state of the U.S. housing market is in the spotlight, while unseasonably cold weather in Europe has sparked fears of power outages and reignited concerns over energy cost concerns. Think Top Deals With the Market 91, and here are Kevin Buckland in Tokyo, Lewis Krauskopf in New York, and Dhara Ranasinghe, Naomi Rovnick, and Karin Strohecker in London on the future Weekly Market Views. 1/ Select a (Japanese) pivot Even ultra-dovish central bank Japan has not been immune to investors trying to pick central bank pivots. The impact of consumption in Tokyo accelerates mer prices at the fastest speed in For years, some have been boldly short Japanese government bonds ahead of Tuesday’s policy decision. Speculation was fueled by policy committee members’ rare hint that it might be time to review ultra-loose stimulus settings. But BOJ watchers said it was not until Haruhiko Kuroda stepped down in April after a decade in power. There are good reasons for the slowdown: the recovery is fragile and inflation, while high, is nowhere near levels seen in Europe and the US. And the national CPI data will only be due after the policy decision – released on Friday. (Graphic: Bank of Japan set fire: https://inew.news/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/localimages/chart.png63a0221d54af7.png) 2/ It’s cold outside A European cold snap has increased The risk of power outages, which could exacerbate the pain from energy shocks and high inflation. It also tests Europe’s resolve to conserve energy and mitigate the economic impact of the war in Ukraine. The gas storage capacity in Europe is almost Action was later taken to build up reserves, but a series of nuclear outages, notably in France, has fueled fears of power outages. France is struggling to avoid power outages and Germany is spending a lot of money just to stay afloat. Emmanuel Macron says fears of blackouts crippling infrastructure are absurd, while officials warn of possible disruption and French banking federation ATMs will be affected, it said. Traders trying to gauge the extent of the slowdown in Europe should focus on the weather forecast. (Graphic: European recession fears: https://www.reuters.com/graphics/GLOBAL-ECONOMY/PMI/zdpxddxanpx/chart .png) 3/Economy Class Or the price from boil? Investors will get an update on the world’s top economy and its inflationary pressures on Tuesday when November housing starts and existing home sales data are released. The latest data. Rising mortgage rates led to a record decline in U.S. existing home sales for the ninth straight month in October, while homebuilding slumped and single-family home projects fell to near 2-1/2-year lows. on Wednesday will release the Conference Board consumer sentiment survey, which fell to a four-month low in November. The Personal Consumption Expenditure Index will also be released in December Recent inflation data came in below expectations. 200 (Graph: U.S. housing starts plummeted: https://inew.news/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/localimages/chart.png63a0221fd9726.png) 4/ Emerging Market Rates A group of emerging market central banks will mark the scale and The pace of rate hikes in developing economies ended the year at a multi-year high. In emerging Europe, where inflationary pressures remain, policymakers from Hungary and the Czech Republic are scheduled to meet on Tuesday and Wednesday, with both countries maintaining Rates unchanged were held steady at the last meeting, but pledged to tackle inflation. Also scheduled for Thursday is a meeting in Indonesia – the central bank has just seen growth added to its mandate – and as Egypt, it complies with international currency IMF support. Outlier Turkey will make a decision on the same day, but observers do not expect any change after cutting interest rates to single digits ahead of next year’s election despite rising inflation. 200 (Graph: spot rebound: https://inew.news/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/localimages/chart.png63a022225bcd9.png)352 5/Top Deals 40 Now is the season to be bullish about the year ahead, at least if you sell stocks for a living. However, with recession looming in the U.S. and Europe, fund managers expect another bad year for stocks and are busy with low-risk trades. Surveyed Investors 35291 Deutsche Bank (ETR: 91DBKGn) Forecast will drop 2.2% S&P 40 Next year, the reason is the economy The recession was worse than expected. One trend that many agree on is that inflation will subside, at 23. As the US economy slows and the dollar weakens Expectations fuel optimism for emerging markets, which should also benefit from China easing COVID- limit. Fund managers are widely betting against the yen against the dollar as speculation mounts that the Bank of Japan will abandon its ultra-dovish monetary policy. 200 (Graph: Emerging market rates: https://inew.news/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/localimages/EMCEN1.1.gif) 90 Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Previous article200percent Match Incentive, Here At the Sapphire RoomNext articleOne Piece Odyssey Game's 'Memories Trailer' Announces January 10th Demo farahat RELATED ARTICLES Economy Marketmind: China rating alarm still ringing December 5, 2023 Economy US House speaker wants more info on Ukraine, border measures before approving aid December 5, 2023 Economy Moody’s cuts China credit outlook, citing lower growth, property risks December 5, 2023 LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Comment: Please enter your comment! Name:* Please enter your name here Email:* You have entered an incorrect email address! 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