The chart below highlights which central banks we
consider to have the most severe tightening bias and more importantly, which are
the most likely to increase interest rates in the near term. While all of them
have demonstrated a more hawkish stance, certain factors pertinent to their
respective economies leave banks, such as the Bank of Canada, prone to earlier
action. 
Federal Reserve – Expectations of
a Rate Cut Come Unraveled
US Interest Rate
Curve
European Central Bank – Has The
Tightening Cycle Come to an End
Euro Zone Interest Rate
Curve
Bank of England – Next Move Will Be Higher, But When?
UK Interest Rate
Curve
Bank of Japan - Looking For A Hike, But Will The Summer Elections Be
A Problem?
Japanese Interest Rates Curve
Reserve Bank of Australia – A Consistent Hawk But No Hike
Australian Interest Rate Curve
Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Up to 50bp More This Year
New
Zealand Interest Rate Curve
Swiss National Bank –
25bp Rate Hike on Thursday
Swiss Interest Rate Curve
Bank
of Canada – From Neutral to Hawkish in Three Months Flat; Rate Hike in
July
Canadian Interest Rate Curve
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