
June Global Macro Monthly - The European green deal
- 28 Junio 2021 (10 min de lectura)
Key points
- US developments dominate international markets. The Fed adopted a more hawkish tone at its latest policy meeting. Meanwhile White House spending proposals appear increasingly challenging to deliver.
- Receding virus concerns underpin a more upbeat Eurozone. The European Central Bank remains supportive for now with Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme purchases continuing to remain elevated.
- China’s growth rates soften, although some domestic consumer recovery points to more structure. Yet credit growth deceleration may make the People Bank of China feel uneasy over the pace of deceleration.
- US Treasury yields have been volatile, they remain broadly <1.50%, but real yields have gained at breakeven inflation expense.
- The dollar has also gained significantly since the Federal Reserve meeting, up around 2% against a basket of currencies.
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