RBA and BOC meetings are in play with BOC almost certainly raising rates in the week ahead of that will also see preliminary CPI reading from the EU for February. It will all be capped by the NFP on Friday. USD Geopolitical action saw Russian...
RBNZ meeting, preliminary PMI data from the EU and the UK coupled with wages data from Australia will dominate the week ahead of us. Monday is a holiday in the US so banks will be closed and liquidity will be thinner. USD Retail sales had a strong...
Retail sales from the US and the UK, coupled with inflation data from the UK, China, Canada and Japan along with employment data from the UK and Australia will be the high points of the week. USD Inflation numbers for the start of the year saw...
After two highly eventful weeks full of central bank meetings, we will have a quiet week ahead of us dominated by inflation data from the US and Q4 GDP data from the UK, thus leaving investors time to contemplate recent events and formulate their strategies....
RBA, BOE and ECB are all meeting in huge week ahead of that will also see NFP on Friday coupled with employment data from Canada. Additionally, we will get preliminary Q4 GDP and January CPI data along with Q4 employment data from New Zealand. USD ...
FOMC and BOC meetings will dominate the week which will also see a preliminary PMI data from the EU, the UK and Japan as well as preliminary Q4 GDP data from the US and inflation data from the US, Australia and New Zealand. USD Building permits...
This week we will have a BOJ meeting, followed by inflation data from the UK and Canada as well as employment data from the UK and Australia, coupled with Q4 GDP data from China. USD World Bank came out with 2022 projections of global GDP growth...
We are up for a quiet week from the economic data standpoint. US and China inflation data and US retail sales will be the highlights of the week. USD ISM manufacturing PMI came in at 58.7 vs 60 as expected and down from 61.1 in November. Still,...
2021 was a rough year for many. Covid has wrought chaos on our physical and mental health. The consequences of latter are yet to be fully seen. We need to stay strong, leave 2021 behind us and look forward into, hopefully, brighter future. The biggest...
We are in for a huge week. No less than 5 central banks (Fed, ECB, BOE, BOJ and SNB) will have their final meetings for the year. Additionally, we will have preliminary PMI data for the Eurozone coupled with inflation data from Canada and the UK. USD...
