Antoine Bouvet is a Senior Rates Strategist at ING. He specializes in markets, inflation, and central banking, with a particular focus on the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England in the context of the United Kingdom. His insights and analyses are featured in ING.
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First inflation releases for June from the eurozone will likely confirm what central bankers have been stressing all the while: Their job is not done
Inflation is what central banks are focused on, but resilient data is lending their hawkish positions more credibility
By: Antoine Bouvet, Benjamin Schroeder, Padhraic Garvey
Expect the Fed to reinforce its higher for longer message in today’s minutes
Despite survey evidence pointing down, we think pressure remains for even higher market rates
By: Antoine Bouvet, Padhraic Garvey, Benjamin Schroeder
Market moves yesterday took us to break-out levels for rates. It does not feel like the move is over yet, and today's payrolls report will have its say…
By: Benjamin Schroeder, Antoine Bouvet, Padhraic Garvey
We think the economic optimism required for long-end rates to catch up to the front-end is missing. Today’s Zew should confirm that
By: Antoine Bouvet, Benjamin Schroeder, Padhraic Garvey
The BoE looks increasingly likely to repeat its 50bp June panic hike. Contrast that to the Fed pushing a higher for longer message
The CPI surprise will not keep the Fed from hiking rates this month, but further hikes look less likely
Rates direction is dominated by the easing inflation theme, but economic resilience also limits how far rates can fall
By: Antoine Bouvet, Erwan Delhaye, Robin Pla, Guillaume Nicolas, Nicolas Bideau
This study aims to identify stroke regulation profiles and tipping-points in stroke regulation timing during international open water races according to performance level. Twelve elite or world-class swimmers were analysed during 18 international races. Stroke rate and jerk cost were computed cycle-to-cycle using an Inertial Measurement Unit and regulations profiles fitted using polynomials. We performed two-ways mixed-ANOVA to compare stroke kinematics among race segments and performance groups (G1 -fastest- to G3 -slowest-). Swimmers displayed specific regulation profiles (i.e., J-shape with end-spurt, J-shape without end-spurt and reverse L-shape for stroke rate and U-shape, reverse J-shape and reverse L-shape for jerk cost, for respectively G1, G2 and G3) with significant effect of race segment on stroke kinematics for G1 and G2. We highlighted tipping-points in stroke regulations profiles (TP1 and TP2) at respectively 30% and 75% of the race with greater magnitude in G1 than G2. TP1 reflects the end of a stroke economy period (0-30%) and TP2 the end of a progressive increase in stroke kinematics (30-75%) towards end-spurt (75-100%). Open water races follow a high-grading dynamics requiring biomechanical regulations along the race. Targeting stroke rate reserve and management of stroke smoothness should be considered during training of open water swimmers.
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