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In one line: Hot; EZ inflation to overshoot the consensus tomorrow.
In one line: Better than markets expected, but surveys warn of accelerating weakness in Q1.
In one line: Politics still holding back consumer confidence.
In one line: German investor sentiment recovers; EZ goods trade takes a hit in October.
In one line: Sinking to its lowest since May 2020, and the first Covid lockdowns.
In one line: Still no sign of a pick up in new orders in manufacturing.
In one line: Sinking; exports to the US likely stung by port strikes.
In one line: Services inflation will bring the headline down soon, but another increase in December is a decent bet.
In one line: Stung by a plunge in energy production; core manufacturing fell slightly.
In one line: Falling at the start of Q4; will risk of higher US trade tariffs lead to a temporary gain?
In one line: German joblessness is still rising; rise in inflation expectations a lagged effect of rebounding inflation.
In one line: A setback, but seasonals look unduly restrictive.
In one line: Switzerland will still outperform the EZ this year, despite slower growth in Q3.
In one line: HICP headline likely held back by falling food inflation, but the core firmed.
In one line: In line with expectations, just about.
In one line: Politics rattle German consumers; we doubt falling sentiment will be reflected in spending figures.
In one line: Down like the PMI; recession risks remain.
In one line: Stung by falling activity and new orders; 12-month outlook slightly improved.
In one line: Going nowhere, and Q4 won’t be much better.
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