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From the FT in London, here's the latest on markets.
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Donald Trump's been to congress overnight and traders and investors were clamouring for detail.
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Detail on taxes, detail on infrastructure spending.
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What they got was Donald Trump.
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A more conciliatory Trump to be sure,
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this was no rerun of his American carnage inauguration speech,
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BUT, he was light on detail.
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Now, that might be expected to deliver a blow to the dollar,
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which has been boosted by expectations that has promised spending splurge will jack up inflation, but enter stage left.
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Bill Dudley, Influential New York Fed Chief,
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who said yesterday that case for raising rates again reasonably soon has become more compelling.
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Suddenly, expectations for another rate-rising March have shot up.
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It now stands at 80% from 50/50 yesterday.
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The dollar is at a six-week high.
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Over in supposedly politically-stressed Europe, new business survey data showed that manufacturing is having its strongest run since 2011,
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painting a picture of an increasingly robust industrial recovery.
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Today's first batch of regional German inflation figures also suggest the national rate is running at over 2%.