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The Riksbank is expected to hold the policy rate at 1.75% in March.
March 16, 2026 03:05RBA likely to hike rates 25bp.
March 16, 2026 03:23Download Full Report Here: https://media.marketnews.com/Fed_Prev_Mar2026_1f3c645c05.pdf EXECUTIVE SUMMARY * The FOMC will hold the Federal Funds rate at 3.50-3.75% for a second consecutive meeting in March, in what increasingly looks like a prolonged pause before the next move. * The outlook for policy changes has been complicated by events in the Middle East. With energy prices soaring, markets have swung from anticipating two 25bp rate cuts this year to now not even pricing one fully. * The updated Dot Plot is likely to show the same median expectation for the rate path as December's, including one 25bp cut by end-2026, which combined with a largely unchanged statement will effectively maintain the easing bias. * Incoming data for the year so far won't allay hawks' skepticism that inflation is headed sustainably to 2%, and while job gains remain soft at best, the labor market hasn't deteriorated to the point once feared. * The threat posed to both dual mandate variables from the conflict in the Middle East gives policymakers even more reason to wait and see how things develop. * We suspect that most on the FOMC, including the core leadership, will be more concerned with the potential demand destruction from the ongoing energy supply-side shock, than with the inflationary implications. * But this is no time for pre-emptive action given inflation remaining above-target and expectations beginning to pick up, and it will take some months before a case can be made to resume easing. MNI's separate preview of sell-side analyst summaries to follow on Monday March 16
March 13, 2026 09:08Luxembourg will potentially hold a syndication while Slovakia, Finland, Germany, Spain and France will hold auctions.
March 13, 2026 07:24FX Market Analysis
FX Market AnalysisRBA likely to hike rates 25bp.
March 16, 2026 03:23Download Full Report Here: https://media.marketnews.com/Fed_Prev_Mar2026_1f3c645c05.pdf EXECUTIVE SUMMARY * The FOMC will hold the Federal Funds rate at 3.50-3.75% for a second consecutive meeting in March, in what increasingly looks like a prolonged pause before the next move. * The outlook for policy changes has been complicated by events in the Middle East. With energy prices soaring, markets have swung from anticipating two 25bp rate cuts this year to now not even pricing one fully. * The updated Dot Plot is likely to show the same median expectation for the rate path as December's, including one 25bp cut by end-2026, which combined with a largely unchanged statement will effectively maintain the easing bias. * Incoming data for the year so far won't allay hawks' skepticism that inflation is headed sustainably to 2%, and while job gains remain soft at best, the labor market hasn't deteriorated to the point once feared. * The threat posed to both dual mandate variables from the conflict in the Middle East gives policymakers even more reason to wait and see how things develop. * We suspect that most on the FOMC, including the core leadership, will be more concerned with the potential demand destruction from the ongoing energy supply-side shock, than with the inflationary implications. * But this is no time for pre-emptive action given inflation remaining above-target and expectations beginning to pick up, and it will take some months before a case can be made to resume easing. MNI's separate preview of sell-side analyst summaries to follow on Monday March 16
March 13, 2026 09:08A weekly wrap of some of the key themes/data outcomes for the Asia Pac region.
March 13, 2026 06:12Download Full Report Here: https://media.marketnews.com/Inter_Meeting_Fed_Speak_Mar2026_a84c116010.pdf Ahead of next week's Fed decision, we've published our summary of FOMC participant communications since the January FOMC meeting, including MNI's Hawk-Dove Matrix and a recap of the latest Beige Book and January meeting minutes.
March 12, 2026 07:38
