Big week ahead of us will have no less than four central bank meetings (Fed, BOE, BOJ and SNB) as well as preliminary PMI data from EU, consumption data from US and China along with Brexit and US stimulus news. USD November CPI came in unchanged at...
ECB meeting with expected “recalibration” of programs will have the most impact on the markets followed by news regarding the Brexit deal. Additionally, we will have a BOC meeting as well as inflation data from US and China. USD ISM manufacturing PMI...
NFP will highlight the first week of the last month in 2020. It will be followed by preliminary November inflation from EU, Chinese PMI data and Q3 GDP from Australia, Canada and Switzerland. USD Preliminary durable goods orders for October came...
In the shortened week ahead of us preliminary PMI data from EU and UK as well as Fed’s preferred inflation measure PCE will be the highlights. Due to the Thanksgiving holiday markets in the US will be closed so liquidity will be lower. We advise you t...
Consumption data from US and China coupled with preliminary Q3 GDP reading from Japan will be the highlights of the week. USD October inflation data showed a drop from September’s levels. Headline inflation came in at 1.2% y/y vs 1.4% y/y in S...
After a very eventful week we will have a rather quiet week ahead of us with RBNZ meeting leading the way. USD ISM manufacturing PMI for October came in much stronger, 59.3, than it was expected at 56. This makes it the strongest reading in more...
US presidential election on Tuesday. This event alone would make most other weeks completely uneventful. On top of that we will have RBA, BOE and Fed meetings as well as NFP to round out the week. USD Preliminary reading of Q3 GDP shows it at...
ECB, BOJ and BOC meetings, along with preliminary Q3 GDP data from the US and EU will highlight the final week before the US elections. USD Housing starts and building permits continued to rise in September taking advantage of favourable conditions...
Preliminary PMI data from Europe, talks surrounding Brexit negotiations as well as Q3 GDP reading from China will impact the markets. USD Inflation in September came in as expected, headline at 1.4% y/y and core at 1.7% y/y. Retail sales on the other...
Consumption data from the US along with Brexit deadline imposed by the UK government on October 15 and EU Leaders Summit will highlight the coming week. Monday is a holiday in the US which will cause lower liquidity in the markets. USD ISM Services...
