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Viresh Kanabar

Viresh Kanabar, an investment strategist with 8+ years of experience, notably contributed to portfolio construction and risk management at CCLA Investment Management, a £12 billion fund. Viresh was also a voting member of the Investment Committee and ran the private asset valuation process. Before his role at CCLA, Viresh made significant contributions during his three-year tenure as a Consultant at Deloitte, where he was a part of the largest P&C merger in 2016.

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Quick Take: Canadian Employment Growth Beats While BoC Survey Points to Further Disinflation

Viresh Kanabar

Summary Friday’s headline employment data was strong, adding 47k jobs of which 112k were full-time. The unemployment rate unexpectedly declined to 6.5% as the labour force participation rate fell further to 64.9%. Meanwhile the BoC’s Business Outlook Survey showed signs of a recovery, but demand remains weak. Finally, inflation expectations continued to decline, while hiring […]

  1. BoE Preview: Setting Up for a November Cut

    Viresh Kanabar, Ben Ford

    Summary Core and services inflation rose to 3.6% YoY and 5.6% in August. And while core now sits above BoE forecasts (3.4%), services inflation remains below. Meanwhile, wage growth is decelerating too slowly to force the BoE into a September rate cut. Assuming the BoE maintains a monthly pace of £100bn for balance sheet reduction, […]

  2. BoE Preview: Setting Up for a November Cut

    Viresh Kanabar, Ben Ford

    Summary Core and services inflation rose to 3.6% YoY and 5.6% in August. And while core now sits above BoE forecasts (3.4%), services inflation remains below. Meanwhile, wage growth is decelerating too slowly to force the BoE into a September rate cut. Assuming the BoE maintains a monthly pace of £100bn for balance sheet reduction, […]

  3. ECB Preview – 25bp Cut With a ‘Gradual’ Approach Ahead as Wages Slow

    Viresh Kanabar

    Summary Since our ECB monitor last month, wage data shows further slowing in Q2. This will ease ECB concerns about the risk of an overshoot given the staggered nature of the negotiated wage agreements. While Q2 GDP data was revised lower, excluding Ireland, EZ growth remains fine. Finally, inflation continued to cool in August but […]

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