RBNZ and BOC meetings, rate hikes will be delivered, inflation from the US and a slew of data from China including Q2 GDP will highlight the week ahead of us. Gas pipeline bringing Russian gas to Germany, NordStream 1, will be temporarily offline starting...
RBA meeting, Nonfarm Payrolls, employment data from Canada and inflation data from China and Switzerland will highlight the week ahead of us. Reminder that Monday is holiday in the US, both bonds and stock markets will be closed so liquidity will be thin...
Inflation data from the US and Eurozone as well as official PMI data from China will be highlights of the week ahead of us. USD Existing home sales in May came in at 5.41m, in line with expectations, down from 5.6m in April. Most of the deals...
After an immensely packed week we will have a much quieter week with preliminary June PMI data from the Eurozone and the UK as well as inflation data from the UK and Canada. Additionally, Monday is a holiday in the US an Chairman Powell will testify before...
This week will be a massive one as we will have four central bank meetings (Fed, BOE. BOJ and SNB) coupled with employment data from the UK and Australia as well as production and consumption data from China. USD World bank has downgraded the...
RBA meeting, rate hike expected, ECB meeting, no rate hike expected and inflation data from the US and China will be the highlights of the coming week. USD ISM manufacturing PMI in May improved to 56.1 from 55.4 in the previous month. New orders...
BOC meeting, NFP, official PMI data from China and inflation data from the Eurozone will be the highlights of the week ahead of us. Monday is a holiday in the US, some markets will be closed so liquidity will be thinner and caution is advised. USD ...
RBNZ meeting, preliminary PMI from Eurozone and the UK combined with FOMC minutes will dominate the week ahead of us. USD Retail sales report for April was a very encouraging one. Headline number came in at 0.9% m/m as expected with control group...
This week we will have consumption data from the US, UK and China as well as inflation data from the UK and Canada and employment data from the UK and Australia. USD Inflation data for the month of April came in at 8.3% y/y, down from 8.5% y/y,...
We are in for a slow week ahead of us dominated by inflation data from the US and China as well as preliminary Q1 GDP from the UK and trade data from China. USD The Fed delivered on its promise and raised the rate by 50bp. The new rate now stands...
