Big moves are in play this week. With the Fed is shaking up its policy framework, and zero interest rates no longer being the default, markets are bracing for the potential ripple effects on markets, borrowing costs, and economic growth. …
As the financial markets brace for another week of uncertainty, President Donald Trump has once again stirred debate with a series of bold moves. His renewed criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell – calling him “Mr. Too Late” and …
As global markets head into the second week of May, investors will be closely watching a packed schedule of central bank decisions, key economic data releases, and geopolitical developments. With US and European monetary policy moves, trade tensions, and oil …
During the week of 28 April to 2 May 2025, several key economic indicators and events are anticipated to influence financial markets, including crucial data on US labour market conditions, inflation, and GDP growth. Central bank decisions and global trade …
The upcoming week is poised to be pivotal for global financial markets as investors navigate a landscape marked by heightened volatility stemming from recent US tariff implementations. Key corporate earnings reports, economic indicators, and central bank communications will be in …
From 14 to 18 April 2025, key economic events are set to shape market dynamics. US–China trade tensions, evolving tariffs, and inflation data will drive investor sentiment. Central banks’ policy responses to these developments, along with growth forecasts, are also …
As we approach the week of 7 to 11 April 2025, several key developments are poised to influence global financial markets. Market participants are closely monitoring President Trump’s tariff policies and their potential economic implications, as well as upcoming economic …
As we enter the week of 31 March to 4 April 2025, global markets face rising uncertainty, with US tariff announcements, inflation data, and geopolitical risks set to drive volatility across equities, forex, and commodities. Traders are bracing for potential …
The final week of March brings a mix of inflation data, central bank speeches, and key economic indicators from the US, Europe, and Asia. Markets will assess whether recent monetary policy decisions, particularly from the Federal Reserve, have shifted investor …
Next week, global markets will be driven by key central bank decisions, economic data releases, and geopolitical developments. Investors will focus on the Federal Reserve’s policy outlook, inflation reports, and economic activity indicators from major economies. Volatility is expected across …
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