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Thursday’s 7.5% U.S. inflation print reintroduced some volatility, but we still think the euro is building a base for a long-term relationship with its admirers. Once the recovery from the pandemic reintroduced the potential for tighter monetary policy, however, the market move...
The focus shifts in the week ahead away from central banks directly and toward the macro data at the start of the year. The US real sector data in the week ahead includes January retail sales and industrial production. Several other major countries report January inflation figures...
Inflation and interest rates have been at the forefront of investors’ minds so far this year and that’s unlikely to change for some time yet. Earnings season provided a welcome and timely distraction and enabled markets to find some stability but as we saw towards the en...
As the US 10yr shot above 2%, the US 5/10yr was quietly flattening into single digits. If it inverts, this tells us that we are at the beginning of some serious rate hiking and signals an untamed boom. The ECB is starting to feel uncomfortable as the market runs ahead. For f...
Central banks reminded us again last week that the old school element of surprise still remains in the policy toolkit. Inflation is transitory, they had said - and then that message changed abruptly. BoE raised its base rate by 25 basis points to 0.50%, as widely expected. But the...
The European Central Bank remains unwilling to cease its monthly purchase of securities and to raise interest rates in its domain. Inflation in Europe has not been this high for a long time and investors are getting nervous about the monetary stance of the ECB and its president Christ...
European Central Bank looks a lot closer to normalising or tightening policy. The current energy crisis can hardly be tackled by monetary policy. Higher policy rates should not automatically put pressure on debt sustainability but an end to asset purchases and higher bond yields e...
Investors would be more than happy to see the end of the paradox of bonds with negative returns. The least bad option is to invest in investment grade bonds, even if their yield is negative as it will still be cheaper for banks than having excess capital on deposit. Therefore, neg...
Major central bank policies are diverging. Elevated exchange rate volatility may reflect the intensifying divergences. The U.S. Federal Reserve has provided guidance that it expects to end its asset purchases by March 2022, and then commence the process of increasing short-term intere...
Just as global economic growth slowed to an 18-month low at the start of 2022 amid rising COVID-19 infection rates, price pressures intensified. Rising inflation is also broad-based geographically. Growth will likely accelerate again globally once the worst of the Omicron wave pas...
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UBS AG announced today the Call Settlement Amounts for the below three UBS-issued exchange traded notes set forth in the following table (collectively, the “ETNs”). Table-1 [1] The table above provides a hyperlink to the relevant prospectus and supplements theret...
UBS AG announced today that it will redeem all of the outstanding securities in each of the two series of UBS-issued exchange traded notes set forth in the following table (collectively, the “ETNs”). UBS AG expects to deliver redemption notices with respect to each of the ETNs to ho...
UBS AG announced today that it will not issue any new notes in three of its outstanding custom ETNs (the “Custom ETNs”), which are listed in Table-1 below. In addition, UBS AG will cap the maximum number of each Custom ETN that could be outstanding at any time to the numbe...