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5 Feb 2016

US NFP in the lime light today – Danske Bank

Research Team at Danske Bank, suggests that the most important release today is the jobs report for January.

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“The labour market tightened significantly in 2015, which was the main reason why the Fed raised the target rate in December. The financial turmoil partly reflects rising growth concerns due to tighter monetary policy in the US and weak economic data and hence a strong jobs report could calm the markets.

We expect non-farm payrolls to have increased 200,000 in January in line with the recent trend. The unemployment rate is likely to be unchanged at 5.0%.”
Feb 5, 2016

US NFP to surge by 175k in January – Deutsche Bank

Research Team at Deutsche Bank, suggests that the main event of the day is the January US employment report, including the all-important nonfarm payrolls data.
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Feb 5, 2016

BoE: Unanimous to keep rates on hold – Deutsche Bank

Research Team at Deutsche Bank, suggests that in yesterday’s Bank of England MPC meeting there was no change to current policy as widely expected, it was interesting to see a now unanimous vote with Ian McCafferty having retracted his previous call for tightening.
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