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    Published on Tuesday, January 14, 2020

    Market Comment | Quiet session ahead of trade developments

    Summary

    Financial markets were broadly steady, although some caution lingers as investors wait for U.S.-China trade agreement progress. Concerning the macroeconomic data, U.S. inflation increased less than expected, whereas China’s trade balance rose in December.

    Key points

    • Key points:
    • US CPI increased less than expected to 2.3% YoY, while core inflation remained steady at 2.3%.
    • Sovereign yields inched down across the board boosted by lower-than-expected growth of U.S. inflation.
    • China’s trade balance surplus unexpectedly rose but largely reflecting base and price effects .
    • The CNY extended its appreciation below the CNYUSD 7 threshold.
    • Equity markets remained broadly unchanged.

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    Authors

    Cristina Varela BBVA Research - Principal Economist
    María Sánchez Carvajal

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    MC_140120.pdf

    English - January 14, 2020

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