Central banks continue to feature heavily in the weekly look ahead for the economy and markets, including: Policy meetings in the UK, Australia, Brazil, Malaysia, Mexico, Peru, Sweden, and elsewhere; and Lots of scheduled remarks from #FederalReserve and @ECB officials. Also,…

The Fed's general intuitions -- not getting overly excited about the disinflation of the second half of 2023, and then also not getting overly excited about the warming in Q1 2024 -- not looking too bad.

🇺🇸 #FED BOWMAN REPEATS WILLING TO HIKE IF INFLATION STALLS, REVERSES - BBG *BOWMAN: STILL SEE A NUMBER OF UPSIDE INFLATION RISKS *BOWMAN: STILL EXPECT #INFLATION WILL FALL WITH RATES HELD STEADY

BREAKING! US nonfarm #payrolls increased by 175K, LESS than expected. As #Powell made very clear during the latest #FOMC press conference, the #FederalReserve wants to focus on both parts of its mandate again. Hence, any labor market weakness will re-open the door to rate cuts! pic.twitter.com/BquchxBg09