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German North Rhine Westphalia CPI YoY (Dec) 1.8% Y/Y (Prev. 2.3%)

The German North Rhine Westphalia CPI YoY reading of 1.8% for December indicates a notable decline from the previous 2.3%, suggesting that inflationary pressures may be easing in this key region.

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ECB's Villeroy says recent French CPI reading is good news for favourable rates

[MARKET UPDATE] Bund Mar'26 lifted from 127.40 to a session peak of 127.62 within a few minutes of German State CPIs; potentially on the North Rhine Westphalia M/M printing at 0.00%, whilst the Nationwide M/M expectation implies a slightly firmer reading

German North Rhine Westphalia CPI YoY (Dec) 1.8% Y/Y (Prev. 2.3%)

[MARKET UPDATE] Crude futures rise despite a lack of clear catalysts; price action elsewhere stable at the time of writing; WTI Feb +0.2%, Brent Mar +0.3% last

German HCOB Composite Final PMI (Dec) 51.3 vs. Exp. 51.5 (Prev. 51.5)

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This could influence the ECB's policy considerations and broader market sentiment around the euro, as it reflects economic conditions that might prompt a re-evaluation of rate paths going forward.

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