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Thursday's ECB meeting was a paraphrase of the strategic review: No change in monetary policy, no change in PEPP.. The central bank's focus will be on Wednesday's FOMC meeting. Will it be a paraphrase of Fed Chair Powell... [read more]
This week we have several important economic releases such as the CPI data, testimony from Fed Chairman Powell before the Senate, and the start of earnings season. It's going to be a busy week for Federal speeches as Qua... [read more]
Friday's US Non-Farm Payrolls report was the highlight of the past week, but it certainly didn't say anything to traders or even policy makers. According to estimates by the American Research Institute, the US economy ad... [read more]
The BoE was 'on hold' last week as most members of the committee felt that the recent high inflation readings were temporary. After the hawkish FOMC meeting two weeks ago, the US Federal Reserve floated the idea that rec... [read more]
Although the FOMC statement in March was close to the statement of the last meeting, the hawkish expectations and the "dot chart" surprised the markets. Some Fed members are now predicting an interest rate hike by the en... [read more]
United State Job opportunities: Tuesday. The level of vacancies reached its highest level, reaching 8.123 million, at the end of March. Up from 7.526 million, an increase of 597,000 new jobs. It is expected that job... [read more]
Covid is slowly retreating. The US and UK continue to show strong growth, and Europe is also showing improvement. We'll take a look at the US PMIs and Nonfarm Payrolls this week. In addition, the euro zone and Germany re... [read more]
The US and UK continue to show strong numbers, while the Eurozone is lagging behind. This week we have light data, with a focus on GDP reports from the US and Germany. Eurozone GDP contracted 1.8% in the first quart... [read more]
Inflation in the US jumped in April, and CPI data from the Euro-Zone and Canada this week is also expected to show an increase in inflation. In the UK, first-quarter GDP fell 1.5%, close to estimates of -1.6%. Howev... [read more]
The Bank of England responded to the strong economic conditions and the slowed pace of its quantitative easing program at its policy meeting. Employment numbers in Canada and the United States nonfarm payrolls were well ... [read more]
