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Summary – June 26
- Brazil mid-month IPCA data are due on Wednesday, where the market sees the headline inflation rate rising back above 4% y/y. Outstanding loans and central government budget data for Brazil will also cross. In Argentina, Q1 current account and April wages figures will be released. Elsewhere, focus is on May new home sales data in the US, as well as speeches from the ECB's Lane and Kazaks. There is no Fedspeak of note.
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- EU - Investor expectations for the ECB to loosen monetary policy twice more this year — and bring borrowing costs to as low as 2.25% in 2025 — are fair, according to Governing Council member Olli Rehn. In some of the most explicit remarks from an ECB policymaker on the path for interest rates, the Finnish central-bank chief also said that while officials must ensure inflation returns to 2%, they shouldn’t overly dampen economic activity.
- FRANCE - Leaders of France’s three biggest political groups clashed in their first televised debate as they sought to convince voters that they can be trusted to run Europe’s second-biggest economy. With just days to go before the first round of the legislative vote, centrist PM Gabriel Attal, Jordan Bardella, the leader of the far-right National Rally, and Manuel Bompard, a representative of the New Popular Front leftist alliance, laid out their plans for addressing the country’s purchasing-power challenges, improving public services and the environment.
- COMMODITIES - Copper fell to the lowest level in more than two months — extending a slide from an all-time high — with prices facing sustained pressure from unusually weak Chinese demand. The metal has shed 14% since rocketing to a record above $11,000 a ton in May. Soft market conditions in top consumer China have handed copper’s more bullish investors a reality check, and prices have continued to decline even amid tentative signs of a demand recovery.
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