The Hawkish Risk Is in the US, Not Europe: 3-Minute MLIV

Group 1 - The Federal Reserve is expected to adopt a more hawkish stance, with discussions around potential interest rate hikes next year gaining traction in the market [1][2] - European growth is projected to be lower next year compared to this year, with inflation in Europe at 2% and the U.S. at approximately 3% [3][6] - There is a concern about overheating the U.S. economy due to strong growth and persistent inflation driven by both supply and demand factors [4][5] Group 2 - The Bank of France is anticipated to raise its growth forecast, indicating a potential underestimation of growth in Europe next year [6] - Market expectations suggest broad stimulus in Europe, although the focus has been narrower, particularly on Germany [6]