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There was heavy two-way flow in the market, with banks keen on funding and market participants eager to place funds.
Banks offering 5.25% for 6-month terms and 5.30% for 12-month terms attracted most of the term deposit flow.
In the NCD space, a bid tone remains, with a level of +55 for 3 months holding steady all week.
ECB Follows Canada’s Tune and Cuts Rates
Both Canada and the ECB have now cut rates, signalling a new global phase as central banks reconsider their monetary policy outlooks.
The ECB was cautious with the rate cut, stating they will focus heavily on inflation and wage growth before considering further cuts.
They cited moderation in prevailing data as the reason for the decision but made it clear that the next step is still data-dependent.
Besides Japan, Australia is one of the few major countries still considering a rate hike.
The path for Australia is indeed very narrow, as GDP reaches a stall point while inflation continues to surprise slightly on the upside.
The next quarterly inflation print will be crucial for the domestic monetary policy outlook.
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Jack Pedersen
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