Retail sales, Great Britain: November 2021

tweet at 1:56am: BOJ'S GOVERNOR KURODA: COVID IS EXPANDING AGAIN IN THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE; IF THIS HAS AN INFLUENCE ON ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, IT MIGHT BE A PROBLEM. tweet at 1:56am: BOJ GOV KURODA: CHINESE ECONOMIC RECOVERY IS SLOWING BUT IMPROVING AS A TREND #News #Forex #KURODA #ECONOMIC tweet at 1:57am: BOJ'S GOVERNOR KURODA: THERE ARE A LOT OF UNKNOWNS IN 2022. tweet at 1:59am: BOJ'S GOVERNOR KURODA: THE COST OF CORPORATE GOODS IS SURGING.

tweet at 1:37am: BOJ'S GOVERNOR KURODA: THE RATE OF COMMERCIAL PAPER AND CORPORATE BOND PURCHASES WILL RETURN TO PRE-PANDEMIC LEVELS. tweet at 1:41am: BOJ'S GOVERNOR KURODA: THE RATE OF PROPAGATION OF THE OMICRON VARIANT REMAINS UNKNOWN. tweet at 1:41am: BOJ'S GOVERNOR KURODA: OTHER CENTRAL BANKS' POLICY DECISIONS WILL HAVE NO IMPACT ON THE BANK OF JAPAN'S POLICIES. tweet at 1:41am: BOJ'S GOVERNOR KURODA: THE UNDERLYING INFLATION RATE IN JAPAN IS ROUGHLY 0.5%. tweet at 1:44am: BOJ'S GOVERNOR KURODA: THE BANK OF JAPAN IS LOOKING FOR WAGE GROWTH ALONG SIDE INFLATION.

tweet at 2:21am: ECB'S VILLEROY: I THINK WE ARE APPROACHING THE INFLATION PEAK. tweet at 2:23am: - ECB’s Villeroy: We Are Probably Relatively Close To Inflation Peak - After Pandemic Recovery We Will Not Come Back To Pre-Covid Situation With Regards To Inflation, But To Something We Have Seen Before The Financial Crisis tweet at 2:24am: ECB'S VILLEROY: THE PROGNOSIS FOR 2023/2024 DOES NOT MATCH THE PRE-CRISIS PERIOD.

tweet at 2:30am: Bundesbank Sees German Inflation At 3.6% In 2022 VS 1.8% Seen In June tweet at 2:30am: BUNDESBANK: PANDEMIC LIMITATIONS AND SUPPLY BOTTLENECKS WILL HALT GROWTH IN Q4 AND Q1. tweet at 2:31am: ECB'S WEIDMANN: THE ECB MUST BE WARY ABOUT INFLATION RISKS ON THE UPSIDE. tweet at 2:31am: BUNDESBANK: INFLATION IN GERMANY IS EXPECTED TO BE 2.2% IN BOTH 2023 AND 2024, WHICH IS HIGHER THAN THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK'S OBJECTIVE OF 2%.Bundesbank projections: upswing is shifting somewhat The German economy suffers a setback in the winter half of the year due to the pandemic, but will pick up speed again in spring 2022. " The upswing is something shifts in time after back-th ," said Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann at the current projections of his institution. Due to the dip in growth, the gross domestic product is forecast to rise by 2.5 percent this year, which is less than expected in June. In the next two years, calendar-adjusted economic growth will increase to 4.2 and 3.2 percent respectively. While, according to the Bundesbank projections, pandemic-related restrictions and supply bottlenecks for intermediate products will slow growth in the winter half-year, private consumption will increase significantly from next spring. It is assumed that pandemic-related restrictions will then largely no longer apply. Some of the household savings accumulated during the pandemic are likely to be spent additionally. “ For a while, consumers will spend more of their disposable income than they did before the pandemic“, Explained Weidmann. It is also assumed that the delivery bottlenecks will resolve by the end of 2022. The experts at the Bundesbank therefore assume that exports in particular will temporarily receive a strong boost. " The strong upturn, has the overall capacity to