2023 Economic Calendar
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"Rates may have climbed but 2023 wasn’t a bad year"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 12/22/23
Rate cuts are the promise of 2024.
"Rate-cut hopes building but not yet at fever pitch"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 12/15/23
Central banks having to manage policy expectations.
"A run of steady policy decisions underway"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 12/8/23
Policy still tilted toward vigilance.
"Data meeting expectations; monetary policy likely to stay on hold"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 12/1/23
Patience needed to fight inflation.
"Inflation returning to target; recession risks mostly limited"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 11/17/23
Policy rates likely have peaked.
"Global data weaken but inflation fight not yet won"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 11/10/23
Are rate cuts the next step for monetary policy?
"Global data weaken; policy on hold with tightening bias in place"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 11/3/23
Economic activity subdued but inflation still too high.
"Rising market rates easing the need for rising policy rates"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 10/27/23
US, Japan beating expectations while eurozone, UK lag.
"Policy bias toward tightening; inflation cooling but still high"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 10/20/23
Global economic data continue to outperform expectations
"Inflation mostly easing as Mideast conflict builds"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 10/13/23
China underperforming ahead of Q3 GDP.
"Policy mostly on pause; risks tilted toward renewed hikes"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 10/6/23
Global data exceeding expectations.
"Slowing inflation makes it harder to keep raising rates"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 9/29/23
Resistance to further hikes is building.
"Split vote! Whether to pause or hike"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 9/22/23
UK and Switzerland underperforming, Canada outperforming.
"Big week ahead for monetary policy: Fed, BoE, SNB, BoJ"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 9/15/23
OPEC cuts having their impact.
"Further rate hikes not certain but would be no surprise"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 9/1/23
Tightening too much versus not enough.
"Service sector PMIs breakdown; US mortgage rates soaring"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 8/25/23
Global data underperforming.
"China data much weaker than expected"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 8/21/23
The end in global rate hikes is at hand.
"Data hitting expectations yet policy bias still in play"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 8/11/23
US inflation updates no better than mixed.
"Global results moving in line with expectations"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 8/4/23
Inflation is cooling but perhaps too slowly.
"Central banks tightening policy, including the Bank of Japan?"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 7/28/23
BoJ loosens yield curve controls.
"Inflation still too high but economic data cooling"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 7/21/23
Global rates nearing their peak.
"Month-end Fed hike up in the air"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 7/14/23
US price pressures seemingly ease.
"US and Canada leading global economy"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 6/30/23
Strong data point to Fed hike.
"Monetary policy continues to diverge"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 6/23/23
Shock and awe from the Bank of England.
"Global policy diverging"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 6/16/23
Policy finesse as rates hit peak.
"Rate hike surprises!"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 6/9/23
Growth in question, inflation mixed.
"Employment still strong, inflation still too high"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 6/2/23
The Fed may or may not be pausing.
"Policy outlook in gray zone: whether or not to hike one more time"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 5/26/23
Risking further inflation or policy overkill.
"Inflation still stubborn; supply and demand mixed; trade down"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 5/19/23
Data mixed, policy outlook uncertain.
"BoE keeps up the pressure"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 5/12/23
Economic data mixed to unfavorable.
"Policy tightens despite bank troubles; Eurozone underperforms"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 5/5/2023
German orders sink.
"Inflation moderating but not much; Fed and ECB expected to hike"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 4/28/23
US employment costs still too high.
"No better than mixed: whether inflation or the policy outlook"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 4/21/23
The Reserve Bank of Australia gets slammed.
"Policy now pausing, but core inflation not easing"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 4/14/23
More good news than bad news on inflation? Maybe.
"Easing in monetary policy; inflation slowing but still very high"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 4/7/23
Wide range for central bank decisions.
"Activity stronger than expected; core inflation still climbing"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 3/31/23
Policy tightening still needed.
"Credit availability new question for outlook"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 3/24/23
Inflation data not improving much if at all.
"Turmoil or not, policy rates will keep going up"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 3/17/23
Financial stress increases as interest rates rise.
"A pivot higher for US monetary policy?"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 3/10/23
Job growth keeps exceeding expectations.
"Will it be 25 or 50?"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 3/3/23
Expectations for the mid-month FOMC have yet to gel.
"Is inflation moderating or not?"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 2/24/23
Inflation remains sky high.
"Inflation looking stubborn"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 2/17/23
The longer rates rise, the greater the risk of recession.
"No stop to rate hikes yet"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 2/10/23
Employment gives hawks strong cover.
"Labor demand clears way, makes necessary more tightening"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 2/3/23
Wage inflation the narrowing target.
"Inflation mixed, growth mixed; policy nearing transition"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 1/27/23
Why a step down to 25 basis points is about to begin.
"Data in line with projections, clearing way for further tightening"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 1/20/23
Will it be 50 or 25 basis points?
"Rate paths slowing as inflation eases, or at least mostly eases"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 1/13/23
Central banks still have work to do.
"Inflation easing and employment strong, but not all news good"   by Mark Pender, Editor-in-Chief 1/6/23
Some data support recession talk.
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