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- 05:30 ((DE) Germany to sell €4.0B in 6-month BuBills
- 06:00 (CL) Chile Jan CPI M/M: 0.5%e v 0.3% prior; Y/Y: 2.9%e v 3.0% prior
- 06:00 (IL) Israel to sell bonds
- 06:45 (US) Daily Libor Fixing
- 06:25 (BR) Brazil Central Bank Weekly Economists Survey
- 06:30 (CL) Chile Jan Trade Balance: No est v $1.4B prior; Total Exports: No est v $7.1B prior; Total Imports: No est v $5.7B prior; Copper Exports: No est v $3.8B prior
- 06:30 (CL) Chile Jan International Reserves: No est v $39.2B prior
- 07:00 (MX) Mexico Jan Vehicle Production: No est v 254.3K prior; Vehicle Exports: No est v 275.1K prior
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ECB Economic Bulletin noted that the pandemic continued to pose serious risks to public health and to the euro area and global economies. Start of vaccination campaigns across the euro area was an important milestone in the resolution of the ongoing health crisis. Monetary stimulus remained essential to preserve favorable financing conditions over the pandemic period for all sectors of the economy
- German Fin Min Scholz stated that had to make a decision in coming days whether debt brake suspension would also occur in 2022
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Italy Viva Party leader Renzi stated that Draghi was the best person for the Prime Minister position
Following
2/2/2021 10:36:29 AM GMT
EU Mid-Market Update: Various EU Q4 GDP data showing lockdowns have less impact compared to last spring; issuance front remains heavy.
Notes/Observations
- UK Jan Nationwide House Prices registered its 1st monthly decline since June
- Various EU GDP data (Euro Zone, Italy and Portugal) showed less economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic from last spring’s lockdown
- Issuance remains steady as countries and companies race to take advantage of low borrowing costs
- Companies expected to report during the NY morning include ConocoPhillips, Emerson Electric, Eaton Corp, W.W. Grainger, HCA, Harley Davidson, Manpower, McKesson, Marathon Petroleum, Pitney Bowes, Pfizer, Sirius XM, Sysco Corp, UPS, Exxon