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29 Jan 2016

Mexico Fiscal Balance, pesos dipped from previous -25.21B to -121.88B in December

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Jan 29, 2016

US real GDP: No case for a Fed rate hike in March - Wells Fargo

Analysts from Wells Fargo affirmed that after 4Q real GDP, there is no case for a Federal Reserve rate hike in March; but they noted some positive signs from the report.
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Jan 29, 2016

BoE first move on rates seen only towards the end of the year - Commerzbank

There will be no change to the MPC’s monetary stance at next week’s “Super Thursday” meeting but there will be some interest surrounding the voting stance of Ian McCafferty, the Committee’s only dissenter, who has been voting for a 25 bps increase since August, according to Peter Dixon, analyst at Commerzbank.
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