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The trend toward higher government bond yields that had been in vogue for much of August has reversed in recent days. This can be traced to a batch of weaker-than-expected economic data and stronger suggestions, in particular, that the US labour market is re-balancing. In our charts this week we offer some colour on:
· The re-balancing of the US labour market
· Data surprises in the US versus the euro area
· The dollar and real interest rate differentials
· Supply and demand pressures in the euro area
· Still-sticky euro area inflation
· The messages from China’s high frequency indicators
By Haver AnalyticsThe trend toward higher government bond yields that had been in vogue for much of August has reversed in recent days. This can be traced to a batch of weaker-than-expected economic data and stronger suggestions, in particular, that the US labour market is re-balancing. In our charts this week we offer some colour on:
· The re-balancing of the US labour market
· Data surprises in the US versus the euro area
· The dollar and real interest rate differentials
· Supply and demand pressures in the euro area
· Still-sticky euro area inflation
· The messages from China’s high frequency indicators