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EGBS: ERZ4 Close To April 30 Low, ECB Negotiated Wages and PMIs Due This Morning

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Euribor futures are flat to -2.0 through the blues, with ERZ4 trading just above the April 30 low.

  • Yesterday evening saw ECB Executive Board member Schnabel note that wage growth is “gradually slowing down”.
  • Today’s Q1 negotiated wages release provides the next input on that front, though a significant deceleration from Q4’s 4.5% Y/Y is unlikely given already-released national data.
  • See here for our reaction to yesterday’s German negotiated wages release.
  • This morning, VP de Guindos offered little new to the rate path debate, favouring a 25bps rate cut at the June meeting and offering little guidance beyond that juncture.
  • ECB-dated OIS contracts price 63bps of cuts through the remainder of 2024, close to hawkish extremes seen at the end of April.
  • May flash PMIs are also due this morning, while ECB’s Villeroy is scheduled to speak this afternoon.
Meeting DateESTR ECB-Dated OIS (%)Difference Vs. Current Effective ESTR Rate (bp)
Jun-243.678-23.2
Jul-243.641-26.9
Sep-243.478-43.2
Oct-243.417-49.3
Dec-243.282-62.8
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Euribor futures are flat to -2.0 through the blues, with ERZ4 trading just above the April 30 low.

  • Yesterday evening saw ECB Executive Board member Schnabel note that wage growth is “gradually slowing down”.
  • Today’s Q1 negotiated wages release provides the next input on that front, though a significant deceleration from Q4’s 4.5% Y/Y is unlikely given already-released national data.
  • See here for our reaction to yesterday’s German negotiated wages release.
  • This morning, VP de Guindos offered little new to the rate path debate, favouring a 25bps rate cut at the June meeting and offering little guidance beyond that juncture.
  • ECB-dated OIS contracts price 63bps of cuts through the remainder of 2024, close to hawkish extremes seen at the end of April.
  • May flash PMIs are also due this morning, while ECB’s Villeroy is scheduled to speak this afternoon.
Meeting DateESTR ECB-Dated OIS (%)Difference Vs. Current Effective ESTR Rate (bp)
Jun-243.678-23.2
Jul-243.641-26.9
Sep-243.478-43.2
Oct-243.417-49.3
Dec-243.282-62.8