This week is a filled with volatility risks, both in terms of data and events.
What to watch for over the coming days:
- Central Banks:
Federal Reserve will announce interest rate decision on Wednesday. Swiss National Bank (SNB) will announce interest rate decision on Thursday. European Central Bank (ECB) will announce the rate decision on Thursday. Bank of England (BoE) will announce the rate decision on Thursday.
- Economic data:
UK’s inflation report on Tuesday and unemployment report on Wednesday. U.S. producer price inflation report on Thursday. U.S. producer price inflation data on Tuesday, consumer price inflation numbers on Wednesday, and retail sales report on Thursday.
- Brexit:
European leaders will gather in Brussels on Friday to discuss progress on Brexit, grant their blessings for the second phase of talks on trade and future relations, and to debate the economic and monetary union. The meeting comes a week after Britain reached a historic deal on Brexit terms, enshrining special rights for 4m citizens and paying €40bn to €60bn in a divorce settlement that clears the way for trade talks next year.
Along with the above fundamentals, unscheduled Brexit commentaries, happenings in the Middle East, Spain’s Catalonia, and Korean peninsula are likely to keep influencing the market.
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