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...
ECB meeting will be the highlight of the week followed by preliminary PMI data from Europe and the UK. USD Inflation in June surprised to the upside and continued its trend. Headline number came in at 5.4% y/y vs 4.9% y/y as expected and up from...
BOC, RBNZ and BOJ all meet this week and the markets have big expectations for the first two meetings. US inflation and consumption data coupled with GDP data from China will also attract attention. USD ISM Services PMI for the month of June came...
RBA meeting will draw the most attention in the week that will also see FOMC minutes, employment data from Canada and inflation data from China. Please note that Monday is a holiday in the US, some markets will be closed leading to lower liquidity in...
NFP and preliminary June inflation data dominate the week. The week ahead of us marks the end of Q2 so there may be bigger market moves as money managers rebalance their portfolios. Caution is advised. USD PCE inflation data in May came in line...
BOE meeting coupled with preliminary June PMI data from Europe and PCE inflation data from the US will be the most interesting events in the week ahead of us. USD Retail sales in May missed expectations by coming in at -1.3% m/m vs -0.7% m/m as...
FOMC meeting will be the highlight of the week, followed by consumption data from the US, China and the UK. We will also have BOJ and SNB meetings, but they will largely be non-events. USD Headline CPI in May came in at 5% y/y vs 4.7%y/y as expected...
ECB and BOC meetings coupled with inflation data from the US will dominate this week that will have EURO 2020 finally start on Friday. USD ISM manufacturing PMI for May came in at 61.2 vs 60.9 as expected. The reading is still well in expansion...
RBA meeting, followed by preliminary Eurozone inflation data and NFP on Friday will be the highlights of the data filled week ahead of us. US and UK markets will be closed on Monday which will lead to lower liquidity in the markets. USD Consumer...
