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Apr 2026
Nordea analysts expect the ECB to front-load rate rises, prioritising inflation as Middle East tensions lift prices

Nordea expects ECB prioritize inflation amid conflict, hiking four times from June to 3% by October.

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Apr 2026
Nordea analysts predict the ECB will front-load rate rises, prioritising inflation amid prolonged Middle East conflict pressures

Nordea expects ECB to prioritize inflation, raising rates four times from June; deposit rate reaches 3% by October.

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Apr 2026
TD Securities says March’s softer Swedish CPIF inflation may postpone Riksbank hikes, led by weaker food prices

Sweden’s March inflation surprised lower; CPIF 1.6% versus 2.2% forecast, challenging Riksbank hawkish signals.

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Apr 2026
TD Securities says weaker March Swedish inflation could postpone Riksbank hikes, led by softer food, leisure prices, offset by petrol

Sweden’s March flash inflation undershot forecasts, with CPIF at 1.6%, boosting chances Riksbank holds rates.

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Apr 2026
America’s annual Redbook Index rose to 7.6%, up from 6.9% in early April figures

United States Redbook Index accelerated year-over-year to 7.6% on April 3, up from 6.9% previously.

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Apr 2026
The US Redbook Index annual growth rose to 7.6%, up from 6.9%, in April 3

US Redbook Index rose 7.6% year-on-year on April 3, up from 6.9%, signaling faster growth.

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Apr 2026
John Williams said the Iran war’s effects will increase headline inflation, according to Bloomberg interview

Williams: Iran war may lift headline inflation to 2.75%; core easing expected; Fed policy steady; growth 2-2.5%.

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Apr 2026
New York Fed President John Williams told Bloomberg that war in Iran will lift headline inflation

New York Fed’s Williams warns Iran war may lift headline inflation; core steady, GDP 2–2.5%.

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Apr 2026
US durable goods orders fell 1.4% to $315.5bn in February, undershooting forecasts after January’s dip

February US durable goods orders fell 1.4% to $315.5B, driven by transportation declines; dollar little changed.

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Apr 2026
February saw US durable goods orders fall 1.4% to $315.5 billion, exceeding expectations after January’s drop

US durable goods orders dropped 1.4% in February, led by transportation; ex-transport rose 0.8%, dollar steady.

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