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Headlines:What is spooking markets as stocks, Treasury yields and gold all fall today?Gold gets hit again by forced liquidations as equity losses mount; fundamental outlook increasingly positiveBOJ governor Ueda says will stick to rate hike
Prior +4.2%HICP +5.6% vs +4.6% y/y expectedPrior +4.2%Inflation accelerated sharply in October 2026, but the increase was primarily driven by energy prices, with both regulated and non-regulated energy products recording significant increas
The state readings released around the same time:Bavaria September CPI +2.8% vs +3.2% y/y priorSaxony September CPI +2.9% vs +3.3% y/y priorNorth Rhine Westphalia September CPI +2.7% vs +3.3% y/y priorBaden Wuerttemberg September CPI +2.6%
Spain Q3 preliminary GDP +0.6% vs +0.6% q/q expectedPrior +0.7%Spain Q3 preliminary GDP +2.7% vs +2.7% y/y expectedPrior +2.6%It is the preliminary report, so there aren't much details to work with here besides the headline figures above.Th
Spain October preliminary CPI +4.9% vs +4.9% y/y expectedPrior +4.9%Spain October preliminary HICP +4.9% vs +4.9% y/y expectedPrior +5.0%Spanish inflation continues to hover around 5% in October, as the preliminary estimates continue to pai
France October preliminary CPI +3.4% vs +3.2% y/y expectedPrior +3.1%France October preliminary HICP +3.8% vs +3.6% y/y expectedPrior +3.4%French inflation is seen accelerating again in October, as the preliminary estimates show headline an
France Q3 preliminary GDP -0.1% vs +0.1% q/q expectedPrior 0.0%France Q3 preliminary GDP % vs +0.3% y/y expectedPrior +0.5%Ouch. That's a notable miss as French GDP shrinks in Q3 this year. That follows from the stagnation in Q2 and a 0.2%
It looks like Halloween is coming a day early for markets with investors getting quite the fright already as we look to wrap up the trading week. Both stocks and Treasury yields are falling together, with gold also struggling to catch a bid
Lower Treasury yields ease financing costs across the curve, offering some relief to rate-sensitive sectors and to the AI firms whose borrowing has worried investors. That makes the bond rally partly self-correcting for the very stress that
The data give the BoJ evidence on both sides, so the reaction in the yen and Japanese government bonds is likely to be modest ahead of the policy decision and Outlook Report later in the day. Stronger output and upbeat production plans supp
Tokyo CPI, October (y/y)Headline: 2.8% vs. 2.7% expected (prior 2.7%)Core (ex fresh food): 2.6% vs. 2.6% expected (prior 2.7%)Ex fresh food and energy: 2.4% vs. 2.7% expected (prior 2.7%)Labour market, SeptemberUnemployment rate: 2.4% vs. 2