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Looking ahead from the final week of January, traders and investors are gearing up for a bustling week filled with significant economic events. These developments are poised to shape market dynamics, with a particular focus on inflation trends, economic growth …
Recent decisions by central banks have significantly influenced global markets. In December 2023, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) and the Bank of Canada maintained key interest rates, while the European Central Bank (ECB) sustained multi-year high rates to combat inflation. …
In the fast-paced world of trading, staying vigilant and well-informed is paramount for success. The upcoming week is filled with crucial economic events that traders should closely monitor to navigate the markets effectively. From employment figures in the UK to …
Following a turbulent start to 2024, the upcoming week is poised for potential high volatility. Key drivers include the release of inflation data, taking in CPI figures from Australia, the US, and alongside PPI data. The UK GDP release also …
The inaugural week of 2024 is poised to be a dynamic period for traders and investors, with a spotlight on critical economic indicators that are expected to shape market sentiments. Among the pivotal data releases are the ISM Manufacturing and …
With no high-impact news expected, the market’s attention will be focused on the holiday season this week. Investor sentiment is likely to be influenced by holiday festivities, resulting in increased shopping activity and the investment of holiday bonuses. Additionally, the …
This week, the market’s focus will primarily revolve around the Bank of Japan’s rate decision. Investors are eagerly anticipating any statements from the bank’s governor Kazuo Ueda, especially after observing the impact of the strong Japanese Yen arising from a …
This week, the market’s primary focus revolves around the rate decisions of major central banks as they convene for their final meetings in 2023. Aside from these pivotal central bank decisions, the market is also keeping a close eye on …
Various events are set to impact the markets this week, most notably the rate decisions of major central banks including the Reserve Bank of Australia and the Bank of Canada. Traders are advised to exercise caution and stay informed about …
Several key factors are expected to impact the financial markets this week, including the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s Rate Statement and the US Core Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) Price Index. Given the potential for significant market movements, we advise …
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