Financial Markets Daily Report
30 January 2023

Risk appetite continued to set the tone during the last session of the week, with investors still assessing the resilience in economic indicators and the potential implications for monetary policy decisions ahead. This week, Fed (Wednesday), ECB and BoE (Thursday) will hold their first monetary policy meetings of the year.

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  • Risk appetite continued to set the tone during the last session of the week, with investors still assessing the resilience in economic indicators and the potential implications for monetary policy decisions ahead. This week, Fed (Wednesday), ECB and BoE (Thursday) will hold their first monetary policy meetings of the year.
  • In this context, sovereign bond yields ticked up across the board while equity prices rose modestly, in the US also boosted by a new batch of better-than-expected corporate earnings results. In addition, oil prices hovered around recent levels, with data suggesting a rapid recovery in travel flows in China.
  • Today, Spain flash CPI inflation for January is released as well as the economic and business survey from the EU Commission. Later this week, the key data points include eurozone Q4 GDP (Tuesday) and January flash HICP inflation (Wednesday), and January non-farm payrolls in the US (Friday).
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