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- Feb, 09 Overnight Interest Rate Update 02.09.10
- Feb, 09 RICS Survey Hints UK House Prices May Decline as Supply Swells
- Feb, 09 UK Retail Sales Growth Worst in 15 Years in January, says BRC
- Feb, 08 Swiss Unemployment Highest Since 1998, Retail Sales Advance 4.7%
- Feb, 08 Overnight Interest Rate Update 02.08.10
- Feb, 05 U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls Disappoint, Jobless Rate Unexpectedly Contracts
- Feb, 05 Overnight Interest Rate 02.05.10
- Feb, 05 Euro Spikes Higher Against Swiss Franc, SNB Action Hinted
- Feb, 04 ECB Says Rates Appropriate, As Inflation To Remain Near 1.0%
- Feb, 04 ECB Says Rates Appropiate As Infaltion To Remain Near 1.0%
- Feb, 04 British Pound Pares Decline as BoE Suspends Asset Purchases, Euro Holds Rate at Record Low
- Feb, 04 Overnight Interest Rate Update 02.04.10
- Feb, 04 Australian Retail Sales Disappoint, Building Permits Rise on Stimulus
- Feb, 03 Overnight Interest Rate Update 02.03.10
- Feb, 02 Overnight Interest Rate Update 02.02.10
- Feb, 02 Australian Business Confidence Falls Most in 11 Months on China Outlook
- Feb, 01 U.S. Manufacturing Unexpectedly Expands at Faster Pace
- Feb, 01 U.K. Mortgage Approvals Unexpectedly Declines, EURGBP Snaps 4-day Decline
- Feb, 01 China Weekly 02.01
- Feb, 01 Overnight Interest Rate Update 02.01.10
Australia’s Private Sector Credit unexpectedly shrank for the first time in nine months September, dropping -0.2%. In annual terms, lending grew 1.7%, the slowest in 16 years. Details of the report proved ominous: business lending fell -1.3%, the most since December, hinting at hiring and output in the months ahead. The situation will be all the more difficult considering the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is poised to continue raising benchmark interest rates after becoming the first central bank in the G20 to do so this month in the aftermath of last year’s global financial crisis and credit crunch. The markets still bet that the RBA will raise rates by 25 basis points next week but traders’ conviction is on the wane, with a Credit Suisse gauge of priced-in rate hike expectations down 28.2% over the past two weeks.
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