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This weekly review highlights the key economic data releases, market moves, and corporate earnings that shaped trading sentiment over the past week.
Markets last week were driven by key U.S. data on housing, oil inventories, labor conditions, and manufacturing activity.
Last week's review highlighted key economic data releases, market-moving events, and corporate earnings that shaped global markets.
Last week's review covers the key economic data releases, central bank decisions, and market movements that shaped global financial markets.
The week ending December 12, 2025, saw central banks in Australia, Canada, the United States, and Switzerland maintain a cautious stance.
The first week of December brought a mix of encouraging and cautious signals across global markets.
This week featured a mix of key economic data from the U.S., Australia, and New Zealand, alongside notable corporate earnings and market movements.
The past week featured several key economic reports from major economies, offering insights into global inflation, employment trends, and business activity.
Last week's economic calendar brought mixed labour, growth, and energy data across major economies, plus notable moves in commodities, equities, and earnings.
Early November’s key economic data and earnings releases influenced market sentiment across currencies, commodities, and equities.
The final week of October featured a series of key central bank decisions, economic data releases, and major corporate earnings reports.
The week of October 20–24, 2025, mainly brought positive economic and market developments.
Global markets saw steady data and strong US bank earnings despite delays in key US reports due to the government shutdown.
Last week's economic landscape was shaped by policy shifts, data disruptions, and notable corporate earnings.
Global data showed mixed signals last week. China's manufacturing improved slightly, while Australia kept rates steady
The week of September 23 to 26 featured a series of key economic releases and corporate earnings that shaped market sentiment.