BNP Paribas gör ett ”out of consensus” -samtal genom att prognosera sänkta räntor i Mexiko. Banken tror att Mexikokommer att sänka sina räntor under andra halvåret på förväntan om att inflationen kommer att minska inom Banxicos toleransområde från 2% till 4% i mitten av året.
”Banxico förblev kvar på sitt politiska möte den 12 april och höll en hawkish bias. Centralbanken upprepade att det skulle agera på ett tydligt och fast sätt, om nödvändigt, för att hålla inflationsförväntningarna väl förankrade och uppnå inflationskonvergens mot 3% -målet , ”skriver BNP.
”Framåt, vi förväntar oss nedskärningar i H2, avkoppling från Fed, med tanke på att Banxico redan har fungerat förebyggande.” avslutar BNP.
This report provides an update to themes introduced in our Quarterly Outlook, published in June. Our focus this month is on policy divergence and the Fed’s ‘Lift-Off’.
The attention of investors is dominated by EM turbulence and speculation about the Federal Reserve’s tightening cycle. Our view on the most likely timing of the Fed’s first rate hike has moved from September to December. Given current turbulence and market volatility there is a risk of further delay into early 2016 but the speed and duration of hikes after the first rate rise in nine years is still more important than the initial lift off. Persistent disinflationary pressures have made a delay until December increasingly probable, while a slower-than-normal ”normalization” path after the first hike is a near certainty.
This is a key element of the theme of monetary policy divergence we established in January. The first hike and messaging will set the tone for the longer normalization cycle. The Fed seems likely to be followed in tightening by the Bank of England, even as other key central banks (in Europe and Japan) ease further.
What to watch this month: Fed policy meeting (September 17), to see whether Janet Yellen and co. take the plunge or delay until December, or even into 2016; in emerging markets, Brazil’s central bank meets (September 1-2) to decide if the 14.25% interest rate will be enough to quell inflation; in Mexico, we expect Banxico to parrot the U.S. with a hike to 3.25% on September 21, if the Fed surprises markets.
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