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Nov 5, 2025 Central banks are in the spotlight, but don't expect much market movement today. Paul Donovan emphasizes the significance of the Bank of Japan's minutes amidst the chatter. He dives into the UK's fiscal challenges and the Chancellor's hints at potential tax rises. France's borrowing trends face political scrutiny, while off-year US races spark interest, though the public's engagement may be overstated. Plus, the median age of first-time homebuyers has risen to 40, reflecting shifting saving habits and a turn towards speculative investments.
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Central Bankers Chase The Microphone
- Global central bankers are seeking public attention with numerous speaking events today.
- Market impact will likely be muted because few comments can change existing policy uncertainty.
BOJ Minutes Might Matter Most
- The Bank of Japan minutes are unusually the most interesting item among central bank activity today.
- Economists don't often find BOJ minutes to be the standout event, highlighting current market focus on Japan.
Prepare For UK Fiscal Signals
- Watch UK fiscal policy closely because tax signals may precede meaningful tightening.
- Prepare for potential tax changes after Chancellor Reeves hinted at future increases.