Forex Major Currencies Outlook (Apr 1 – Apr 5)
NFP data combined with inflation data from the Eurozone will dominate the markets in the week that will also see ISM PMI data from the US, employment data from Canada and inflation data from Switzerland.
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The week ahead of us will provide us a breather from the massive week we just head which will give investors time to digest implications of recent central bank decisions and economic data. Most important news event will be on Friday when we will get PCE...
Fed, BoE, RBA, BoJ and SNB (no less than 5 central banks) meetings, inflation from the UK and Canada, employment from Australia, preliminary PMI data from the Eurozone and the UK as well as industrial production and retail sales from China will highlight...
Inflation and consumption from the US and employment from the UK will dominate in the rather quiet week ahead of us.
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ISM services 52.6 vs 53 as expected and down from January when it printed 53.4. Digging into the details we can see some encouraging...
ECB and BoC meetings, NFP and Canadian employment coupled with Q4 GDP, Swiss inflation, UK spring budget and ISM Services PMI will dominate the week ahead of us.
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Second reading of Q4 GDP was revised down to 3.2% from 3.3% as reported in advanced...
RBNZ meeting, PCE from the US and CPI from Eurozone will highlight the week ahead of us that will also contain Q4 GDP data from the US, Canada and Switzerland as well as official PMI data from China.
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The main message from the FOMC minutes is...
Inflation data from the Eurozone and Canada coupled with PMIs from the Eurozone and the UK along with FOMC minutes will be highlights of the week ahead of us. NVDA will report earnings on Wednesday. Please be mindful that Monday is President’s day. S...
Inflation data from the US, the UK and Switzerland, Q4 GDP from the UK and Japan as well as employment data from the UK and Australia coupled with consumption data from the US will highlight a very busy week ahead of us.
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OECD has raised global...
RBA meeting, inflation data from China, employment data from New Zealand and Canada as well as PMI data from the US and China will highlight the week ahead of us.
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Fed has left rate unchanged in the range of 5.25-5.50% as widely expected. The...
We are in for a massive week that will see Fed and BoE meetings, preliminary Q4 GDP and January CPI from the Eurozone, NFP and Q4 CPI data from Australia. Additionally, we will get QRA from Treasury and earnings from big tech companies.
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