Inflation data from the US and the UK coupled with Q4 GDP from China and retail sales from the US as well as employment data from Australia will highlight the week ahead of us.
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An article in the Washington Post stating that tariffs will be selective,...
Fed delivered a hawkish cut with a dot plot showing 2 less cuts in 2025 than in September projection with long-term rate revised up to 3%. PCE came in weaker than expected. January 21 is the first day Trump steps into the office and markets will be on...
Fed, BoE and BoJ meetings coupled with preliminary December PMI from the Eurozone and the UK as well as inflation from the US, the UK and Canada will highlight the week ahead as we slowly wind down the year.
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November CPI data came in line with...
ECB, RBA, BoC and SNB meetings will highlight the week as we quickly approach end of the year. Additional data that will be closely monitored includes inflation from the US and China as well as emphasized report from Australia.
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ISM manufacturing...
NFP along with Canadian jobs data, ISM PMI coupled with Australia GDP and Swiss inflation will highlight the first week of the last month in 2024.
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Scott Bessent is the new Treasury Secretary. He is a hedge fund manager with a long track record...
RBNZ meeting, GDP from the US, Canada and Switzerland as well as preliminary CPI fro the Euzone coupled with FOMC minutes and PCE data will highlight the shortened week ahead of us. Liquidity will be low as markets will be closed on Thursday in celebration...
Inflation data from the UK and Canada as well as preliminary PMI data from the Eurozone, the UK and Japan will highlight the week ahead of us.
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October CPI report showed headline number at 2.6% y/y as expected, up from 2.4% y/y in September. C...
After a very turbulent week we should arrive into calmer waters with US inflation and retail sales as well as preliminary Q3 GDP from the UK and Japan and employment data from the UK and Australia as highlights of the week ahead of us.
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Donald...
We are in for a biggest week of the year that will have US Presidential Election, FOMC, BOE and RBA meetings as well as employment data from New Zealand and Canada.
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Advanced reading of Q3 GDP came in at 2.8% vs 3% annualized as expected. Details...
BoJ meeting, NFP, Q3 GDP data from the US and Eurozone, inflation data from the US, Australia and Switzerland as well as Autumn Budget from the UK will lead the jam packed data week ahead of us.
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The yield on a 10y Treasury started the week...
