Entries Categorized as 'Bank of England'

What are Central Banks Expected to do in 2012?

Date January 10, 2012

The New Year has begun and it is important to see what the market is pricing in for central banks this year. As you may know, central bank rate hike expectations change often but as of last week, most central banks are expected to keep monetary policy unchanged in the coming year but one [...]

FOMC, ECB, RBA Meetings: What is Priced in?

Date October 31, 2011

The Federal Reserve, European Central Bank and the Reserve Bank of Australia have monetary policy meetings scheduled this week and some investors expect these central banks to change monetary policy. Here’s what the market is pricing in according to interest rate futures. You can compare them with the Central Bank expectations back in September. [...]

What Investors Expect Central Banks to Do in 2011 and 2012

Date September 16, 2011

Central Bank Interest Rate Expectations can and do change based upon economic and market developments. The last time I provided updated CB expectations was in July (yes, I apologize for being tardy) but since then we have seen major changes in investors expect central banks to do this year and next.
Here are the [...]

Fed: Data Shows Mkt Pricing in Q2 Rate Hike?

Date May 19, 2011

It has been a while since I provided updated numbers for the market’s rate hike expectations and I will chalk it up to my travels! Rate expectations are always changing and a lot has happened over the past month. Its always important to keep track of them because they reflect what investors are [...]

New BoE Member Broadbent: What’s His Story?

Date May 18, 2011

At the end of this month, the Bank of England will add a new member to their Monetary Policy Committee - Ben Broadbent. He will replacing Andrew Sentance who has voted for an interest rate hike since the beginning of the year. Sentance was the most hawkish member of the MPC, having just [...]