Tuesday, September 30, 2014

Eurozone Consumer Price Index May Start to Bottom and Disinflation Widens

Hello folks... Eurozone economic data came out roundly weaker than expected today, and the aftershocks have been felt throughout EUR-complex. As reported from dailyfx, The depth of impact stemming from the disappointing preliminary September Eurozone CPI may have to do with expectations for the core: +0.9% year on year was expected when +0.7% y/y was delivered. The scope of disinflation widens and global
Somehow, over the next few months, Eurozone CPI may start to bottom. For starters, if it takes three to nine months for changes in interest rates and exchange rates to impact an economy

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