EUROPE RISK TIMELINE: ECB in Focus as Politics Ends Summer Lull
Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)
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(Bloomberg) -- Expectations for the ECB rate decision in September are easing even as political risks remain at the forefront of investors’ minds.
Alert: HALISTER1- MAIN RISK EVENTS:
- Central banks in focus, with ebbing bets for ECB easing this month as data suggests Brexit impact still limited
- Difficult to imagine Draghi will miscommunicate to an extent that he spurs significant re-pricing in markets; he may signal could be delivered in October or December, which would be only moderately disappointing, JPMorgan strategist Gianluca Salford says
- Attention also on BOJ after its last meeting fell short of expectations but market talk of helicopter money persists, while Fed watchers still split on possibility of a rate rise as soon as next month
- U.K. parliament returns and focus will be on next steps, timing for triggering Article 50 to begin Brexit talks and the government’s fiscal plans
- Italian and Spanish politics back on investors’ radar, while German regional elections will be parsed for signs of Merkel’s performance in next year’s vote
- With oil holding just below $50, meeting between OPEC and other oil producers is also a key event next month
- 30: BOE buys bonds with 15Y+ maturity (see prior result)
- 30: German CPI
- 31: Spain’s acting PM faces confidence vote
- 31: U.K. PM May, cabinet to meet at Chequers to discuss Brexit
- 1: U.S., Japan introduce new collateral rules on swaps market
- 2: Spain’s acting PM may face second confidence vote
- 2: U.S. non-farm payrolls
- 2: Fitch may review Greece, Finland ratings
- 4/5: G-20 summit in Hangzhou, China
- 4: Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania regional elections
- 5: U.K. parliament reconvenes
- 5: U.K. August services, composite PMI
- 6: BOE buys bonds with 15Y+ maturity
- 8: ECB rate decision; JPM sees little to spur new measures
- 9: DBRS may review Finland’s rating
- 9: Eurogroup meets in Bratislava
- 13: BOE buys bonds with 15Y+ maturity
- 13: U.K. August CPI
- 14: U.K. August claimant count; July average weekly earnings
- 15: BOE rate decision
- 16: First EU summit without U.K. takes place in Bratislava
- 16: S&P Global Ratings may review Portugal’s rating; DBRS may review Italy; S&P may review Finland
- 18: Berlin regional elections
- 19: BOE term funding scheme drawdown period begins
- 20: BOE buys bonds with 15Y+ maturity
- 21: U.K. August Public Sector Net Borrowing
- 21: BOJ rate decision, Governor press conference
- 21: Fed rate decision; some analysts say likelihood of a Sept. rate hike has risen
- 22: TLTRO II take-up
- 25: Election in Spain’s Basque country
- 25-28: U.K. Opposition Labour Party conference in Liverpool
- 26: Tentative date for the first U.S. presidential debate; Trump says he’s not happy the debates compete with NFL games
- 26/28: OPEC, other oil producers meet
- 28: Catalonia confidence vote after region approves secession
- 29: German September CPI
- 30: S&P may review Spain’s rating
- Italian referendum on constitutional reform may take place this month or in November; Barclays analysts say Italy faces risk of political upheaval without reform
- Deadline to form a govt in Spain is end-Oct; no agreement would mean a third general election
- Second progress review of Greece reforms expected to begin
- 1: Michel Barnier starts role as EU’s chief Brexit negotiator
- 2: Hungary referendum on whether the EU should be able to order the country to accept the settlement of migrants
- 2: Austria presidential election re-run
- 2-5: U.K. ruling Conservative Party conference in Birmingham; may discuss Brexit, fiscal stimulus
- 5: U.K. September services, composite PMI
- 6: ECB policy meeting account
- 9: Possible date of second U.S. presidential debate
- 14: SEC’s money market reforms take effect
- 15: Hearing begins for lawsuit on seeking to force U.K. PM to consult parliament before initiating Brexit
- 15: Deadline for Spain, Portugal to take action on budget deficits
- 19: U.K. Sept. claimant count; August average weekly earnings
- 20: ECB rate decision
- 21: U.K. September Public Sector Net Borrowing
- 21: Fitch may review Italy’s rating; S&P may review France’s; DBRS may review Portugal
- 27: U.K. advanced 3Q GDP
- 28: German October CPI
- 28: S&P may review U.K. credit rating; the ratings company downgraded U.K. to AA vs AAA with a negative outlook in June
- U.K. Chancellor’s Autumn Statement, expected to include some fiscal measures to counteract the risk of recession, may take place this month or in December
- 3: U.K. Oct. services, composite PMI
- 3: BOE rate decision, minutes, Inflation Report
- 3: ECB publishes economic bulletin
- 11: S&P may review Italy’s rating
- 15: U.K. Oct CPI
- 16: U.K. Oct claimant count; Sept average weekly earnings
- 23: Euro-area preliminary Nov. services, composite PMI
- 27: Italy may hold referendum on constitutional change
- 29: German Nov CPI
Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)
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