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U.S. higher than expected inflation, PPI prices growth, U.K. tight labour market & persistent inflation, FOMC minutes and PMI releases ahead

By Marios Kyriakou19/02/2024

PREVIOUS WEEK’S EVENTS (Week 12-16.02.2024) Announcements: U.S. Economy Retail sales in the U.S. tumbled 0.8% last month, the biggest drop since March 2023, suggesting slowing…

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U.S. Business growth in Services, Low U.S. jobless claims, New Zealand’s and Canada’s labour market growth ahead: All eyes on U.S. CPI data and retail sales

By Marios Kyriakou13/02/2024

PREVIOUS WEEK’S EVENTS (Week 05-09.02.2024) Announcements: U.S. Economy The U.S. shows significant services sector growth. The PMI increased to 53.4 last month from 50.5 in December.…

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Fed: No rate change, High U.S. consumer confidence, Mixed labour market data, Surprisingly strong NFP and higher wage growth, RBA rate decision, Labor market news for Canada and New Zealand ahead

By Marios Kyriakou05/02/2024

PREVIOUS WEEK’S EVENTS (Week 29.01 – 02.02.2024) Announcements: U.S. Economy U.S. Consumer confidence rose in January, as recent reports suggested. It increased to a two-year high…

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Central Banks (BOJ, BOC, BOE): Unchanged Int. rate policy, U.S. business sectors in expansion, U.S. Core PCE inflation below 3%, FOMC, Fed fund rate and NFP ahead

By Marios Kyriakou29/01/2024

PREVIOUS WEEK’S EVENTS (Week 22-26.01.2024) Announcements: U.S. Economy The quarterly GDP report for the U.S. last week showed that the economy grew at a faster pace…

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Retail sales: U.S. increase, Declines for Canada and the U.K, U.S. Economic resilience: Possible rate cuts 1st Half 2024, U.S. indices record highs, Rate decisions ahead: BOJ -BOC-ECB

By Marios Kyriakou22/01/2024

PREVIOUS WEEK’S EVENTS (Week 15-19.01.2024) Announcements: U.S. Economy The U.S. Retail Sales figures reported last week indicated a surprising increase in retail sales in December showing…

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Bitcoin ETFs get approval, U.S. higher inflation report puzzles markets, USD stable, U.S. indices remain high, Canada and U.K. inflation reports & retail sales ahead

By Marios Kyriakou15/01/2024

PREVIOUS WEEK’S EVENTS (Week 08-12.01.2024) Announcements: Bitcoin Multiple asset managers have applied for Bitcoin ETFs since 2013. The market had eyes on the progress of these…

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PMIs: Devastating for manufacturing, Services sector better for the U.K. and U.S., Surprising hot NFP, Low employment for Canada, U.S. Inflation report ahead

By Marios Kyriakou08/01/2024

PREVIOUS WEEK’S EVENTS (Week 01-05.01.2024) Announcements: Eurozone PMI Releases: The Eurozone manufacturing sector remained stuck in contraction at the end of 2023, with output continuing to…

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U.K. Labor market cooling, Australia’s hot employment data, U.S. end of rate hike cycle, BOE and ECB rates kept steady, Interest rate cut talks shake markets

By Marios Kyriakou18/12/2023

PREVIOUS WEEK’S EVENTS (Week 11 – 15 Dec 2023) Announcements: U.K. Economy The Labor market report for the U.K. was released last week suggesting that the…

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U.S. Economic Slowdown But Strong NPF Report, RBA and BOC Kept Rates Steady, PMIs on Friday, U.S. Inflation Data and many Central Banks Decide on Rates this week

By Marios Kyriakou11/12/2023

PREVIOUS WEEK’S EVENTS (Week 04 – 08 Dec 2023) Announcements: U.S. Economy Job openings dropped to more than a 2-1/2-year low in October, according to the…

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Higher U.S. consumer confidence, Low increase in U.S. inflation, Grim manufacturing PMIs, RBNZ steady interest rate, Crude falls, Bitcoin up amid labour data and NFP

By Marios Kyriakou04/12/2023

PREVIOUS WEEK’S EVENTS (Week 27 Nov – 01 Dec 2023) Announcements: U.S. Economy The CB consumer confidence report showed a higher-than-expected figure, at 102, indicating that…

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