Weekly forex data: elections and covid-19 cases in focus
The spike in covid cases around the world over the weekend has led to nervousness in many markets. This week’s focus is also the runup to the American elections.
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Weekly forex data: inflation and earnings season
Shares have generally started the week positively after data revealed China’s economic recovery from the pandemic. Earnings of major corporations are key this week.
Weekly forex data: trade and the RBA in focus
Good data on retail sales this morning from the eurozone gave the euro and most European shares a boost. Markets look ahead to trade data around the world this week.
Weekly forex data: GDP and the NFP
Very strong Chinese industrial profits as announced this morning have given stock markets a boost today. Traders are looking ahead this week to British and American GDP plus of course Friday’s NFP.
Weekly forex data: the Fed and BoE in the spotlight
This week’s most important regular release is claimant count change tomorrow morning, but eyes are also on the meetings of the FOMC and BoE on Wednesday and Thursday.
Weekly forex data: focus on the ECB and BoC
Pairs with the euro and Canadian dollar are in view this week ahead of the BoC and ECB’s meeting on Wednesday and Thursday respectively. Oil has also made losses in early trading today.
Weekly forex data: the RBA’s meeting and the NFP
The dollar has declined in the aftermath of Jackson Hole and gold returned to strength. This week’s key events include the RBA’s meeting and of course the NFP on Friday.
Technical analysis of EURGBP
The euro has maintained familiar areas against the pound so far in August amid comparatively low volatility. Here we’re looking at EURGBP D1.
Weekly forex data: GDP around the world
Many markets started the week positively as traders look forward to a fast-tracked vaccine for covid-19. The focus of this fairly slow week of data is on German and American GDP growth.
Weekly forex data: focus on British, Canadian and Japanese inflation
This morning’s Japanese GDP data indicated the worst quarterly drop in at least 40 years, but Chinese shares have made gains today. Our preview looks ahead at the week’s key releases.