There has been a rush of interesting data over the past couple of days suggesting that inflation pressures are low and domestic demand is faltering, though exports were less impressive than might first appear. Meanwhile, a decision to allow the trading of certificates of deposit is a further, incremental step in interest rate liberalisation.
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