There were couple of interesting events to pay attention to on Thursday.
The Bank of Japan has decided to leave the current monetary policy unchanged. According to the central bank’s comments, this easy monetary policy will remain unchanged for a long period of time.
The real wage has grown in Germany in third trimester of the year. The growth was the biggest for the past two years. However, economy perspectives are still under the question because of commercial disputes, Brexit and World economic decline.
The volume of Retail sales has grown in the UK in November. The indicator went upwards for 0,4% for the last three months. The Bank of England has left the current monetary policy unchanged. The Interest Rates is at 0,75%. According to the Bank of England’s letter, Inflation pressure continues to grow. Bank of England expects inflation to be below 2% in January.
The number of Unemployment claims has grown in the US. Deutsche Bank expects three Interest Rates hikes in 2019. We would like to remind you that FOMC plans only two hikes in 2019.
The number of new payrolls has increased in Canada on November. October’s data was also revised showing growth.
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