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The first week of July brings a packed schedule of key economic indicators from China, the US, and Switzerland—each with the potential to move markets.
Last week was packed with critical economic data that gave investors a clearer picture of global economic conditions amid persistent geopolitical tensions.
Markets are riding a wave of optimism as hopes for a U.S.-China trade deal and potential interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve fuel investor confidence.
The Nasdaq 100 Index, which tracks major U.S. tech companies, has been on a strong upward run, rising over 37% since early April and hitting new record highs.
Markets are bracing for key economic data, including U.S. Final GDP, Unemployment Claims, and the Core PCE Price Index, alongside Canada's monthly GDP.
GBPJPY remains in a strong uptrend, underpinned by favorable technical signals and a shifting macroeconomic landscape.
Crude oil markets have stabilized following US President Donald Trump's announcement of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, easing fears of a broader regional conflict.
A busy week is on the horizon for global markets as geopolitical tensions continue.