On Monday, Chinese economic data crashed in April as a result of COVID lockdowns. Retail sales dropped from -3.5% to -11.5% annually, while industrial production cratered…
Monday will not bring any significant macroeconomic data, and Tuesday, market players will pay attention to the German ZEW surveys for May, which are forecast…
This week will begin with the US manufacturing ISM for April, likely improving slightly from 57.1 to 58.0. On Tuesday the Reserve Bank of Australia…
Equities suffered heavy losses during the previous week as selling pushed the US benchmarks toward their March lows, while EU bourses were deeply in red…
In the previous week, the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March showed inflation accelerating to an 8.5% yearly rate, the highest since December of…
The start of the week will not provide any market-moving macro news, but investors will continue to monitor rising yields and the conflict in Ukraine.…
Sentiment in the markets seemed cautiously bullish on Monday morning as investors, once again, turned optimistic about a diplomatic solution to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. However, there…
The continuous Russian aggression on Ukraine is being widely watched (and criticized), while Western nations have imposed harsh sanctions on Russia, crippling its economy and…
Volatility will likely be elevated over the next few days, despite a light schedule on the economic calendar, as investors continue to pay attention to…
It looks like another volatile week is ahead of us, despite not having any major economic news on the calendar. This week, the Senate Banking…