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  • Markets have generally stabilized around the European open after some soft activity data out of China saw risky assets under some pressure in the Asian session.
  • With little in the way of data on the calendar, the focus today will be on politics and central bank speakers.
  • The UK is likely to be at the forefront on both of these fronts early in the week. On the central bank side, we have Governor Bailey, Ramsden, Haskel and Saunders all testifying before the Treasury Select Committee at 15:15BST today with regards to the MPR. Note that Haskel is the only one of these MPC members who we have not heard from since the May MPC meeting, but the hearing will be interesting nonetheless. Although, given recent noises from MPs recently, expect there to be a lot more focus on how the BOE is failing its mandate on inflation targeting (in the view of some Tory MPs) - rather than on how it will act in the future. The Northern Ireland Protocol is also in focus, with the government's stance on unilaterally overriding the protocol expected to be clarified in coming days (tomorrow according to Politico).
  • In terms of other speakers we will hear from ECB's Villeroy, Panetta and Lane, the Fed's Williams and the Riksbank's Ingves (the latter in his role as ESRB VP so unlikely to focus on monpol). We have heard from all of the other speakers recently too.
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