US inflation and consumption data will be the highlights of the slow week, from the standpoint of economic news, ahead of us. US markets will be closed on Monday due to Columbus Day so liquidity will be lower than usual. USD The employment report...
RBA and RBNZ meetings as well as NFP on Friday headline the big week ahead of us. USD Consumer confidence as measured by The Conference Board dropped to 109.3 in September from 115.2 in August. This is the lowest reading since February and shows...
US inflation and consumption data coupled with Chinese production and consumption data will be the highlights of the week ahead of us. USD Unemployment benefits have expired on September 6, affecting around 9 million people. This may have adverse...
ECB, RBA and BOC meetings will dominate the week ahead of us in which we will see final Q2 GDP reading from Japan and employment report from Canada. Monday is a Labour Day holiday and US markets will be closed, thus lowering the overall liquidity. USD...
The importance of NFP result on Fed’s policy cannot be overstated with their goal of maximum employment so it will be the highlight of the week that will also have preliminary inflation for the Eurozone. USD Second reading of Q2 GDP saw an upgrade t...
Jackson Hole Symposium will be the focal point of the week that will include preliminary PMIs from the EU and the UK as well as PCE inflation data from the US. USD Retail sales in July heavily missed expectations and came at -1.1% m/m vs -0.2%...
After a quiet week, economic data returns with a bang. RBNZ meeting will be the highlight as expectations are for a 25 bp rate hike. Consumption data from the US and China, inflation data from the UK and Canada coupled with employment data from the UK...
After a very eventful week the week ahead of us will be a quiet summer week with not much economic data. Inflation data from the US and preliminary Q2 GDP from the UK will be its highlights. USD ISM manufacturing PMI for July came in at 59.9,...
A very busy week ahead of us will see two central bank meetings (RBA and BOE) coupled with employment data from the US, Canada and New Zealand. USD FOMC meeting gave us no change in rate or QE program, they remained at 0-0.25% and $120bn/month...
FOMC meeting combined with preliminary Q2 GDP data from the US and the EU followed by inflation data from the US, the EU, Canada and Australia will bring the most attention in the week ahead of us. USD Housing starts for June came in at 1643k...
