This week has seen the FED and the Bank of England making terrible movements which backfired
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While the Bank of England is committed to raising rates through 2022 weak data continue to push GBP lower
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Economic theory states that high inflation should lead to higher rates which should lead to a stronger currency
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The market expected 490,000 jobs to be added, but the actual number was 431,000.
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"We're not going to let high inflation become entrenched… (as) the costs of that would be too high." - The Federal Reserve
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The USD is boosted by safe haven buying an good employment data
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This pushed the USD higher on the day, after a very volatile week.
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We hit the ground running in 2022 – a big week for data, and 2022 will almost certainly mark the turning point for monetary policy as developed nations raise interest rates at different speeds to combat inflationary pressures.
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Below we keep focussed on the major Central Banks, but no less than TWENTY central banks meet this week. Balancing inflation, growth and the Omicron wave isn’t easy!!
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Yesterday saw US inflation data reach far beyond expectations and the USD surged as a result – the market is convinced that the US will raise rates at least twice through 2022.
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