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In one line: Our PM composite PMI points to another solid increase in GDP in Q1.
In one line: We now see the March EZ HICP up by 0.7% m/m, and by 2.2% y/y.
In one line: Inflation in France and Spain came in below expectations; another setback in French spending.
In one line: As low as it gets this year?
In one line: Nasty; is the ECB done this week?
In one line: Consistent with a below-consensus EZ print on Monday.
In one line: Consistent with the national CPI undershooting the consensus.
In one line: Inflation pulled lower by energy, but the core softened too; setback in spending after a strong finish to 2024.
In one line: Revisions in healthcare lifts CPI inflation from initial estimate.
In one line: Soft in CPI, but the core HICP is sticky, and selling prices are rebounding.
In one line: Hot, but all eyes on tariffs this morning.
In one line: Unemployment is still rising; soft state CPIs can’t be extrapolated to the HICP.
In one line: Still (very) friendly to ECB doves.
In one line: Upside risks building in energy, but the Q1 core looks benign on our forecasts.
In one line: Core inflation is sticky around 3%.
In one line: Dovish; upside risks for the headline in January, but electricity tariffs set to fall sharply in February.
In one line: Another soft inflation print in France; soft core in Switzerland.
In one line: Hot; EZ inflation to overshoot the consensus tomorrow.
In one line: French inflation signals EZ HICP in line with the consensus.
In one line: HICP headline likely held back by falling food inflation, but the core firmed.
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