Europe: German inflation hits nine-month high as markets weaken
Bond yields rise as ECB considers rate hike and euro declines
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What happened
German inflation rose to a nine-month high in September as energy costs surged across the eurozone. 1 Sentiment in European stock markets is expected to remain weak as ten-year bond yields increased more than a quarter percent in Germany and France. 6 The European Central Bank has initiated the process for selecting a successor to Isabel Schnabel. 3
Why it matters
Rising inflation and hardening bond yields complicate the ECB's monetary policy decisions. 16 The leadership transition at the ECB may spark broader personnel negotiations affecting future policy direction. 3
What to watch
France and Germany continue negotiations toward a grand bargain on EU car regulation. 9 Hedge funds are increasing positions betting on a decline of the euro amid French political and fiscal risks. 4
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