Two major events in this US this week steals the show on the market agenda:
Held online due to the coronavirus pandemic, the annual Jackson Hole meeting of central bankers, and the four-day Republican national convention where President Donald Trump...
Over the course of the week ahead, an economic calendar filled with PMI and CPI data, updates from central banks, British trade negotiations, tensions in the Washington-Beijing line and the US Democratic Party National Convention stand out.
Fed minutes
Minutes from...
Markets enter the new week as the US President Donald Trump extended unemployment payments and suspended income tax till the end of the year.
US stimulus talks
Trump’s steps immediately drew fire from the Democrats who failed to reach an agreement...
Markets enter the new week again under the shadow of the Covid19 pandemic and the Sino-US tensions.
Sino-US tensions
US President Donald Trump signaled that he was ready to ban popular Chinese social media software TikTok and WeChat at any time,...
Markets enter a busy week in terms of data filled with GDP figures from around the world and geopolitical developments.
Fed rates
The most important event for the market this week will be the US Central Bank Federal Reserve’s July monetary...
Pompeo in the UK
Increasing geopolitical and commercial tensions between the US and the People’s Republic of China are also shifting to the east coast of the Atlantic.
The UK’s Conservative Boris Johnson government joined the US in banning the Chinese...
The new week begins in the shadow of rising coronavirus figures in some parts of the world, including the US and Australia.
Meanwhile, a busy week is ahead for central banks in Europe, Japan, and Canada.
The US stocks will focus...
World markets enter the new week under pressure from China-US geopolitical-commercial tensions and the mounting at record high numbers of Covid19 cases in the US south.
Brexit trade talks
After several weeks of online negotiations, the UK and European Union diplomats...
Markets enter a rather busy week in terms of geopolitical developments and economic data. A flared-up US-China trade war will continue to affect the market as the two sides continue to engage in accusations and a war of words.
Consumer...
The trading week begins with a meeting of high-level American and Russian officials gathering in the Austrian capital of Vienna on Monday to start fresh nuclear weapons control negotiations.
US-Russia nuclear talks
The treaty to reduce nuclear weapons, from the last...
