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In Brief:
Tim Drayson, global economist at ABN Amro Holding NV in London, says
major central banks will all have to tighten credit more than investors
now assume.
"Money supply on a global basis is growing quite rapidly as is overall
credit growth,'' says Drayson, a former U.K. Treasury economist. ``We
don't see much evidence that monetary policy around the world is
restrictive.''
Drayson expects the ECB to lift its benchmark rate to 4 percent or
higher by the end of 2007. The Fed's target rate will reach 6 percent,
from 5.25 percent; the Bank of England's will rise to 5.5 percent from
4.75 percent; and the Bank of Japan's will go to 2 percent from 0.25
percent, Drayson forecasts.
Summary of Overnight News:
• The US dollar was higher against the yen and Euro in mid-afternoon
trade though with players reluctant to push the
unit up too much ahead of tonight's ISM manufacturing survey and a
speech by Federal Reserve chairman Ben
Bernanke, dealers said.
• The FTSE-100 is expected to open 3.5 points up this morning for the
start of the month, following little
movement in New York last night
• Overnight, US stocks ended mixed, with the market uneasy after the
Conference Board said its index of consumer
confidence fell to 105.4 from 105.9 in September -- well below the 107.8
analysts expected -- raising concerns on
• Meanwhile, in Asia this morning, indices diverged as Tokyo's Nikkei
225 index closed 24.13 points lower at
16,375.26 but Hong Kong's Hang Seng was 123.52 points to the good at
18,447.87 by midday.
• Signs of weakness in the US economy, the world's largest user of
energy, are now having more of an effect on crude
prices, dealers said, while oil prices are also being weighed down by
expectations of warmer weather in the US,
which could lead to a drop in demand for heating fuel.
USA
Figures out Today:
• 15:00 US Construction spending, %m/m Sep Exp 0.3 vs Prev 0.0
• 15:00 US ISM manufacturing PMI Oct Exp 52.9 vs Prev 53.0
Figures out Today:
• 09:30 UK Manufacturing PMI Oct Exp 54.4 vs Prev 53.8
EURO US DOLLAR @ 1.2750 GB POUNDS US DPLLAR @ 1.9065 GB POUND EURO @ 1.4958 USJPY @ 117.05
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