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1 29. februar 2016 Macro Research Morgenmelding Handelsbanken Dagens fokus Dagen i dag får vi foreløbig forbrugerprisinflation for euroområdet. Vi forventer et fald til 0,0% i februar fra 0,3% i januar. Det skyldes at den årlige basiseffekt vender, da olieprisen stoppede sit fald i februar sidste år. Vi forventer, at denne effekt ligeledes vil presse inflationsraten ned i marts, og at inflationen således vender tilbage til negativt territorium. Derudover er de markedsbaserede inflationsforventningerne faldet yderligere, og en stærkere EUR bør støtte et fald i inflationen i de næste par måneder. Endelig har vi allerede set svage nationale inflationsopgørelser i Tyskland, Spanien og Frankrig (jf. nedenfor), som varsler mulighed for at inflationen allerede kan blive negativ i februar. Desuden ser vi et fald i den årlige kerneinflationsrate til 0,9% i februar fra 1,0% i januar, understøttet af lav lønvækst. Alt i alt forventer vi, at inflationstallene vil intensivere kaldet på, at ECB handler på en kraftfuld måde i marts. Derudover får vi tyske detailsalgstal for januar, hvor der ventes en ny stigning. I så fald er salget steget tre måneder i streg, hvilket ikke er sket i et år. USA byder ind med Chicago PMI for februar. Her ventes et fald efter at indekset overraskende gik i mod det nationale ISM-indeks og steg kraftigt i januar. Af samme grund kan det ikke helt bruges som hint for udfaldet af ISM s fremstillingsindeks for februar, som vi modtager i morgen. Derudover ventes opgørelsen af verserende boligsalg, at vise en ganske pæn stigning i januar, hvilket er blevet antydet af stigende antal realkreditansøgninger henover årsskiftet. Mandagen byder også på et vist nordisk fokus, idet vi får BNP for 4. kvartal i både Danmark og Sverige. Her ventes fortsat noget af en forskel. Mens vi forventer, at svensk vækst vil stige til det højeste siden 2010, ser vi en risiko for at dansk økonomi befandt sig i teknisk recession, idet vi knapt venter at kvartalsvæksten kan komme op på 0% i 4. kvartal. Endelig vil vi flage kinesisk fremstillings-pmi, som kommer tirsdag morgen. Konsensus venter at begge opgørelser (Markit og den officielle) er uændrede i februar i forhold til januar, men det afspejler nok snarere stor usikkerhed i begge retninger (pga. nytåret) end en sikker forventning om uændret niveau. Vi tror, at specielt Markits fremstillings-pmi kan være steget noget i februar. Ellers er det en uge med fokus på USA-nøgletal, idet vi får ISM-indeks tirsdag for fremstillingssektoren og torsdag for servicesektoren. Fredag modtager vi arbejdsmarkedsrapporten for februar. Gennemgående ventes en lille bedring i tallene. Derudover får vi Fed s Beige Book -rapport onsdag. Euroområdet byder ind med arbejdsløshed tirsdag og detailsalg torsdag. Euro-inflation på vej tilbage i negativt territorium Højdepunkter siden sidst Markederne: Aktiemarkederne lægger ud med positiv stemning fredag, samtidigt med at olieprisen stiger og USD styrkes. USA-aktier falder dog tilbage sammen med olieprisen sent fredag. Renterne stiger, dog mest i USA, idet svage EUR-prisstatistikker holdt låg over tyske og danske renter. Asiens børser reagerede negativt på det lidt skuffende udfald af G20- mødet, og JPY styrkes. G20-møde: Dem der havde sat næsen op efter koordinerede tiltag på mødet mellem G20- nationernes finansministre og centralbankchefer blev skuffede. Lørdagens udsendte slutkommuniké understregede dog at man bør benytte pengepolitiske, finanspolitiske samt strukturelle værktøjer til at øge væksten, mens man anerkendte begrænsningerne i pengepolitikken, som ikke alene kan føre til balanceret vækst. Derudover stod der, at man vil afholde sig fra at benytte konkurrencemæssige devalueringer af valutaer, og at man vil rådføre sig tæt om udviklingen på valutamarkederne. Ifølge EU s Dijsselbloem var man i den forbindelse især bekymrede over de seneste tiltag i Japan. Endelig føjede man Brexit-frygt til listen over bekymringer. USA: Reviderede BNP-tal for 4. kvartal viste uventet en stigning i kvartalsvæksten (annualiseret) til 1,0% op fra tidligere 0,7%. Det skyldtes især en opjustering af lagrene, mens privatforbrugsvæksten blev revideret lidt ned. I januar steg det Personlige forbrug mere end ventet med 0,5% m/m i januar mens december blev oprevideret en tand til 0,1% m/m den største stigning i otte måneder. Forbrugsdeflatoren PCE-core (Fed s tidligere foretrukne inflationsmål) steg samtidigt uventet kraftigt til 1,7% y/y fra opreviderede 1,5% y/y i december. Dermed nåede dette inflationsmål op i det højeste niveau i næsten tre år. Dermed indhentede prismålet en del af den stigning der allerede er set i kerne-forbrugerpriserne (se figur), og vi har dermed et mere helstøbt billede af den underliggende tendens til inflationsstigning i USA. Japan: Industriproduktionen steg lidt mere end ventet i januar med 3,7% - det højeste i et år, mens detailsalget her skuffede med et nyt fald for tredje måned i streg. Euroområdet: Vi fik nye deflationære signaler fra en række nationale opgørelser over forbrugerprisinflationen i Tyskland, Frankrig og Spanien. Inflationen faldt således mere end ventet i februar og endte i negativt territorium samtlige steder (i EU-harmoniserede termer se figur). Dermed er der udsigt til et ekstra pres på ECB, på rentemødet i næste uge, og det blev ikke meget bedre af, at EU-Kommissionens konjunkturbarometer (ESI) i februar faldt mere end ventet (ligesom PMI-indekset) og ramte det laveste niveau i otte måneder. Danmark: Industriens konjunkturbarometer faldt som ventet fra -4 til -7 i februar. Det indikerer, at den eksporttunge industrisektor er påvirket af den seneste tids øgede usikkerhed om den globale økonomi og den medfølgende store markedsuro. Modsat var der fortsat positive signaler fra den store og beskæftigelsestunge servicesektor, som steg fra nedreviderede 9 til 10 i februar. Dermed fastholdes det relativt høje niveau fra de seneste måneder, som reducerer lidt af bekymringen for privatforbrugets styrke efter den seneste tids svagere forbrugertillid. USA-inflationsmål enige om stigning Euro-inflation vender rundt og falder kraftigt For full disclaimer and definitions, please refer to the end of this report.

2 Morgenmelding Handelsbanken, 29. februar 2016 Markedskommentarer Aktier Det ledende danske OMXC20 CAP (+1,61% / indeks 992,57) sluttede ugens sidste handelsdag med pæne stigninger og fulgte således den positive udvikling som prægede børserne på hele det europæiske kontinent. Den positive stemning var især hjulpet af stigende oliepriser. Det betød samlet set, at den negative udvikling som ramte det ledende danske indeks i starten af ugen blev mere end reverseret og det ledende danske indeks sluttede således ugen i plus. I fredagens handel var der mest fokus på et par regnskabsaktuelle selskaber uden for det ledende danske indeks. Således rapporterede Rockwool (-4,51% / kurs 959,00) regnskab for 4. kvartal. Selve regnskabet var som ventet og uden den store dramatik. Det skyldes især, at Rockwool allerede tilbage i januar havde offentliggjort hovedtallene. Rockwools forventninger til 2016 skuffede derimod en smule, hvilket var med til, at presse aktien i fredagens handel. NKT Holding (-9,42% / kurs 349,10) som også rapporterede 4. kvartalsregnskab, var også under pres. Regnskabet skuffede på alle vigtige regnskabsposter og forventningerne til 2016 var også en skuffelse. Renter Obligationsrenterne havde generelt en tendens til at følge opad med de positive aktiemarkeder og stigende oliepriser. I tysk (og dansk) regning blev der dog kun tale om små stigninger i den lange ende af statskurven, idet en række svagere end ventet nationale forbrugerpriser kombineret med et uventet stort fald i ECFIN s ESI barometer understøttede udsigten til, at euroområdet allerede i februar vendte tilbage til negative inflationsrater. Det styrkede igen stimulansforventningerne til ECB, og vi så EUR-periferirenterne falde tilbage. USA s statsrenter fik for sin del lidt mere opbakning fra en uventet oprevidering af BNP-væksten i 4. kvartal. Derudover fik vi nogle pæne tal for USA-forbruget i begyndelsen af året og modsat de nedtonede inflationstal fra euroområdet steg PCE-core noget kraftigere end ventet. Dog blev stigningen i renterne sidst på fredagen i forbindelse med at stemningen på aktiemarkederne vendte til den mere sure side. Til morgen peger renterne lidt nedad oven på et lidt skuffende G20- møde. Valuta EUR blev svækket fredag efter en række nationale forbrugerprisopgørelse skuffede med større fald end ventet i februar. ESIbarometeret viste også et større fald end ventet i februar. USD fik til gengæld lidt medvind, hjulpet af en uventet oprevidering af BNP samt af stærke tal for personligt forbrug og PCE-Core inflation. JPY blev overordnet svækket en smule som følge af en ok positiv stemning på børserne globalt. Til morgen blev svækkelsen imidlertid reverseret oven på et lidt skuffende udfald af G20-mødet, som øgede risikoaversionen. GBP blev styrket en smule endnu en dag, hvilket skulle ses i lyset af den markante svækkelse i begyndelsen af sidste uge. Dagens finansielle nøgletal Aktier Valuta 10-årige renter Råvarer Aktuelt %-Ændring Aktuelt Ændring Aktuelt Ændring Aktuelt %-Ændring OMXC20CAP USD/JPY USA CRB Stoxx EUR/USD Euroområdet Brent oil (1M fut) FTSE USD/DKK Danmark Gold (spot) S&P CHF/DKK Nasdaq GBP/DKK Hang Seng SEK/DKK Nikkei NOK/DKK Alle tal er opgjort ca. kl. 7:30 i dag med ændringer fra foregående handelsdag ca. kl. 7:30 Handelsbankens finansielle forventninger Officielle renter 10-årig statsobligationer Valuta (Ultimo) Aktuelt Q Q Q Aktuelt Q Q Q Aktuelt Q Q Q USA EUR/USD Euroland USD/JPY UK USD/DKK Danmark EUR/DKK Sverige SEK/DKK Norge NOK/DKK

3 Morgenmelding Handelsbanken, 29. februar 2016 Kommende begivenheder Aktiekalender, vigtige danske regnskaber Dato Selskab Regnskab William Demant Holding A/S Helår Royal Unibrew A/S Helår Alm Brand A/S Helår D/S Norden A/S Helår ISS A/S Helår Santa Fe Group A/S Helår NeuroSearch A/S Helår Økonomisk kalender Dato Tid Land Indikator Periode Survey SHB Forrige Faktisk :50 Japan Industrial Production (MoM/YoY) Jan P 3.2%/-3.8% %/-1.9% 3.7%/-3.8% :50 Japan Retail Sales (MoM/YoY) Jan 0.1%/0.1% %/-1.1% -1.1%/-0.1% :30 Tyskland Retail Sales (MoM/YoY) Jan 0.3%/1.8% %/1.5% :00 Danmark Unemployment Rate SA Jan % :00 Danmark Unemployment Rate Gross Rate Jan % 4.5% :00 Danmark GDP (QoQ/YoY) 4Q P 0.0%/0.3% -0.4%/0.5% :00 Schweiz KOF Leading Indicator Feb :30 Sverige GDP (QoQ/YoY) 4Q 0.7%/3.6% 1.4%/4.2% 0.8%/3.9% :00 EMU CPI Estimate YoY Feb 0.0% 0.0% 0.3% :00 EMU CPI Core YoY Feb A 0.9% 0.9% 1.0% :45 USA Chicago Purchasing Manager Feb :00 USA Pending Home Sales (MoM/YoY) Jan 0.8%/3.9% %/3.1% :30 Japan Jobless Rate Jan 3.3% % :30 Japan Overall Household Spending YoY Jan -2.7% % :00 Kina Manufacturing PMI Feb :00 Kina Non-manufacturing PMI Feb :45 Kina Caixin China PMI Mfg Feb :00 Japan Nikkei Japan PMI Mfg Feb F :30 USA Fed's Dudley Speaks on Economy and Policy :30 Sverige Swedbank/Silf PMI Manufacturing Feb :00 Norge Manufacturing PMI Feb :30 Schweiz PMI Manufacturing Feb :55 Tyskland Unemployment Claims Rate SA Feb 6.2% % :00 EMU Markit Eurozone Manufacturing PMI Feb F :30 UK Markit UK PMI Manufacturing SA Feb :00 EMU Unemployment Rate Jan 10.4% 10.4% 10.4% :05 EMU ECB's Lautenschlaeger Speaks in New York :45 USA Markit US Manufacturing PMI Feb F :00 USA ISM Manufacturing Feb :00 USA Construction Spending MoM Jan 0.5% % /2016 USA Wards Domestic Vehicle Sales Feb 13.80m m :45 Schweiz GDP (QoQ/YoY) 4Q 0.2%/0.1% 0.2%/ 0%/0.8% :30 EMU ECB Executive Board Member Coeure Speaks in Frankfurt :30 UK Markit/CIPS UK Construction PMI Feb :00 EMU PPI (MoM/YoY) Jan -1.1%/-3.0% %/-3.0% :00 USA MBA Mortgage Applications 26. feb % :15 USA ADP Employment Change Feb 190k k :00 USA Fed's Williams Speaks :00 Danmark Foreign Reserves Feb :00 USA U.S. Federal Reserve Releases Beige Book :45 Kina Caixin China PMI Services Feb :45 Kina Caixin China PMI Composite Feb :30 Frankrig ILO Unemployment Rate 4Q 10.5% % :00 UK Nationwide House PX (MoM/YoY) Feb 0.5%/5.0% %/4.4% :00 EMU Markit Eurozone Services PMI Feb F :00 EMU Markit Eurozone Composite PMI Feb F :30 UK Markit/CIPS UK Services PMI Feb :00 EMU Retail Sales (MoM/YoY) Jan 0.10% %/1.4% :30 USA Challenger Job Cuts YoY Feb % :30 USA Unit Labor Costs 4Q F 4.8% % :30 USA Initial Jobless Claims 27. feb k :45 USA Markit US Services PMI Feb F :45 USA Bloomberg Consumer Comfort 28. feb :00 USA ISM Non-Manf. Composite Feb :00 USA Factory Orders Jan 1.4% % :30 Tyskland Markit Germany Construction PMI Feb :30 Sverige Industrial Production (MoM/YoY) Jan 1.8%/5.7% 3.0%/5.7% -2.9%/0.3% :10 EMU Markit Eurozone Retail PMI Feb :30 USA Change in Nonfarm Payrolls Feb 195k 200k 151k :30 USA Unemployment Rate Feb 4.9% 4.9% 4.9% :30 USA Average Hourly Earnings (MoM/YoY) Feb 0.2%/2.5% /2.6% 0.5%/2.5% Jes Asmussen (jeas01@handelsbanken.dk); Rasmus Gudum-Sessingø, (ragu02@handelsbanken.dk); Bjarke Roed-Frederiksen, (bjro03@handelsbanken.dk) Ansvarsfraskrivelse: Kilderne anvendt i dette materiale anses for pålidelige, men Handelsbanken påtager sig ikke ansvar for, at oplysningerne er nøjagtige og fuldkomne. Analyserne i dette materiale skal ikke opfattes som tilbud om køb eller salg af de pågældende værdipapirer, valutaer og/eller finansielle kontrakter. Alle vurderinger og estimater gælder pr. den anførte dato og kan ændres uden forudgående varsel. Handelsbanken påtager sig intet ansvar for eventuelle dispositioner foretaget på baggrund af materialet. Enhver form for offentliggørelse eller gengengivelse af Handelsbanken materiale må kun finde sted mod forudgående aftale. 3

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