Its a holiday Monday in the US today, with reduced liquidity. Canada holiday also.
But, mid-week we get some data from the US that will be a focus, CPI for October.
A preview (this is a summary of a detailed note) via UBS:
- UBS projects that headline CPI will come a bit above consensus
- projections suggest headline inflation picked up notably in October from September
- a bounce back in used car prices and housing rents
Further out:
- The 12-month change in the CPI should fall strongly over the next few months
- Between now and early next year ... headline CPI inflation will plunge in response to weak gasoline prices, while core CPI inflation will stay in the 2.2 to 2.3% range through March
Via Nomura:
- used vehicle prices … contributed to the downside surprise in core CPI inflation … we think the decline in used vehicle prices was transitory and should partially revert in October
- the notable slowdown in homeowners' equivalent rent (HOER) in September ... should pick up in October