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11 Jan 2018

Canada: Wages worth tracking - TDS

Despite ongoing pockets of slack flagged by Governor Poloz, a closer look at wage pressures in Canada suggests that current levels of labour market tightness are already delivering a broad pickup in wage pressures, suggests Brittany Baumann, Macro Strategist at TDS.

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“We construct two types of wage growth trackers, one capturing broader trends and the other extracting more cyclical movements, both of which provide a more comprehensive picture of recent trends and the outlook of wages.”

“We find a pronounced uptrend in cyclical wage pressures that, consistent with continued strengthening in labour market conditions, is set to be maintained near 2.5-3% y/y in 2018- 2019, excluding the impact of minimum wage hikes.”

“These wage trends, which are more tied to monetary policy and the business cycle, will be important to watch going forward, and sustained improvement will push the Bank of Canada closer to the wire in our view, if not already. Moreover, the wage outlook in Canada warrants a continued gradual removal of policy accommodation. In an economy with the output gap now closed.”

Jan 11, 2018

Turkey: Strong growth and accumulation of imbalances in Q3 2017 - Natixis

Inna Mufteeva, Research Analyst at Natixis, notes that Turkish GDP posted a spectacular, above expectations rise of 11.1% Y/Y in Q3 2017 and suggests
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Jan 11, 2018

GBP/USD testing key support near 1.3480 ahead of BOE survey, US PPI

Hovers around 8-day lows. Further downside in play? BOE Credit Conditions survey on tap. The GBP/USD pair extends its weakness into a third da
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