While investors will focus more on banking crises and central banks’ measures, speakers in different countries will try to explain the situation in more detail. We will also have the European inflation numbers and the Fed’s favored measure of inflation in the US on Friday, which must give us a brighter perspective of future policies. […]
Recent fears will affect the policymakers’ decisions, but they can not end the hawkish cycle at this level. While financial markets are worried about the spread of bankruptcies to more banks, FOMC, SNB, PBoC, and BoE will have monetary policy meetings and interest rate decisions. Besides bank meetings, we have more data to watch and […]
Let us see what we expect from the week, which starts with the Eurogroup meeting. After last week’s great employment numbers and ahead of next week’s FOMC meeting, US inflation numbers and the ECB meeting will be at the center of the stage in the week ahead. UK labor data and Australian and US Housing […]
March uncertainty start t increase even more with three major central banks’ interest rate decisions and US labor market data, but still, we have many other numbers to watch. However, the focus still will be on Friday’s US non-farm payrolls, where labor market conditions will tell us what exactly we have to expect from the […]
More signs for the next moves! We can determine the central banks’ following possible decisions with the varied data we will have this week. US Consumer Confidence and Durable Goods orders, Eurozone inflation, and PMIs from the US, UK, China, and Europe make it essential this week, while with better-than-expected Markit PMI numbers last week, […]
Uncertainty is the most certain thing. Uncertainty is the most certain thing seen in the financial markets these days. Economic data and outlook, inflation numbers, and central banks’ decisions create a chaotic situation. In the week ahead, with central banks meeting in China and New Zealand, PMI numbers from European countries, and Personal Spending data […]
Light, but very important! We will have a light week, but our little data will be essential. As I mentioned in the monthly outlook, in February market will be driven by inflation and rates. This week’s focus will be on the US, UK, and New Zealand inflation numbers to guess the central banks’ reaction in […]
Pace after the previous week’s storm We had challenging days last week, and now it is time to see the market reaction. However, we still have many other economic data to watch, including UK GDP and Canadian labor market data. RBA also will have a policy meeting this week, while earnings reports still attract the […]
Central banks and nothing else! We can expect volatile global markets in the week that Fed, ECB, and BoE have policy meetings and interest rate decisions while earnings season continues. The labor market seems fine in the US, UK, and even the Eurozone, but central banks will have difficulty avoiding recession while inflation is still […]
Holidays in Asia, Earnings in the US In the week ahead and because of Lunar New Year, China’s markets will be closed for a whole week. South Korea, Malaysia, and Japan on Mondays and Tuesdays will be closed. In general, it can be said that Asians will not be very active in the coming week. […]
Earnings and volatile markets Economic Forum in Davos, Earnings Reports, BoJ meeting, and a busy economic calendar should create a tough week. After last week’s softer US inflation, consumer Inflation figures from the EU, Canada, UK & US producer inflation will tell us what we can expect from future monetary policies. 1- World Economic Forum […]
US inflation is in focus! After slowing inflation in Europe and mixed economic data from the United States, US inflation will be the key market driver in the week ahead. However, the United Kingdom will also have a busy week with much data to watch, but in other parts of the world, we will have […]
The year starts with NFP Happy New Year. We are in IFC Markets wish you a great year ahead. This trading week starts on Tuesday, as Monday is the New Year holiday in most parts of the world. After disappointing data in the last months of last year, investors hope to start 2023 with more […]
The year ends with mixed data! Merry Christmas! We hope you receive one blessing after another this coming year! While we will have the last week of this year, that mixed data confused investors and market participants. They are mixed because some parts of the data show improvement despite disappointments in other sectors in the […]
Central banks’ storm! We are getting ready for a crazy week, with critical economic data and central banks’ meetings in the UK, US, Swiss, and Eurozone. This week will tell us how this year will end and how we will start 2023. Market participants will be interested chiefly in their economic outlooks and prediction of […]
Beginning of the last meetings of Central banks in 2022. After many ups and downs, last week ended with a mixed sentiment after NFP numbers. On top of that, geopolitical tensions in the energy market increased with the setting of a price cap for Russian Oil. In the week ahead, we have to see the […]
The last NFP of 2022! After a shortened and light week that we had because of the Thanksgiving holidays, the week ahead will be a huge week with too many events and news to watch closely. With US NFP numbers we can guess what we have to expect from the next Fed meeting, Chinese PMI […]
Thanksgiving and financial outlook! With the Thanksgiving holidays on Thursday and Friday, we will have a short week and some economic data and events to watch, mostly on Wednesday. This light week can be a good pause for investors to review the recently published data and things that happened. 1- RBNZ meeting – Wednesday Reserve […]
A quiet week to think Last week ended with a positive sentiment after that US inflation decreased and a significant turn was seen in China’s anti-Corona policies. The US dollar fell under the 107 mark, and now in the week ahead, while we do not have much important economic data, with the G20 meeting ahead, […]
Economic data and US election After publishing most of the earnings reports, the employment report, and the Fed meeting, we realized that the economic condition in the US is not bad, but a soft downward is started. In the week ahead, inflation fears, and speakers from Fed and other major central banks, in line with […]
