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Last week, global markets were shaped by a busy calendar of economic data, central bank decisions, and major corporate earnings.
This week is packed with major economic releases and central bank decisions that could drive volatility across currencies and global markets.
As the week progresses, market attention turns to the Bank of England's rate decision later today, followed by key North American employment data on Friday.
The final week of October featured a series of key central bank decisions, economic data releases, and major corporate earnings reports.
Global monetary policy took a mixed turn this week as central banks responded to diverging economic conditions.
The final week of October will feature key economic data and major central bank decisions that could shape global markets.
With today's UK CPI release already in focus, markets are closely monitoring inflation dynamics for clues on the Bank of England's next policy move.
Markets focus on US jobless claims today and key data Friday — Canada’s jobs and US sentiment — as traders brace for potential currency volatility.
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
Markets are turning their attention to a busy second half of the week, with key data and central bank decisions lined up.
Markets face a busy week with several key releases that could drive volatility across major currencies.
Heading into the weekend, markets remain focused on key macroeconomic developments amid thin U.S. trading volume due to Friday's Independence Day bank holiday.
EURUSD holds above key levels; with central banks cautious, markets stay alert to price signals and upcoming data releases.
High-impact events this week from the U.S., New Zealand, Australia, Switzerland, and the UK may spark fresh market volatility.
Investor sentiment shifts as US consumer confidence surges in June, the biggest jump since early 2024, amid easing inflation and optimism.