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Markets are heading into a pivotal stretch of data and central bank decisions, with volatility likely to rise around high-impact releases.
This week: UK inflation, Fed, BoC & BoE rate decisions, plus growth data from New Zealand and jobs figures from Australia. (154 characters)
Canada grapples with deficits, weak industrial recovery, shifting monetary policy, and trade tensions, fueling an uncertain economic outlook.
The week ahead is packed with high-impact economic events that could drive volatility across global markets.
The past week was marked by key economic releases from the US, Europe, and the UK, as well as central bank updates and corporate earnings.
Markets are navigating a mix of central bank signals and fresh economic data as policymakers balance growth risks with inflation pressures
UK GDP and US sentiment releases steer Friday’s session, setting the tone for currency markets. Traders eye high-impact moves ahead.
Markets are bracing for a busy Thursday with several high-impact economic releases on the calendar.