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The Global Week Ahead: You’re Gonna Need More Coffee
The coming week will be packed with central bank decisions and significant data risk across markets. Decisions will be delivered by the Federal Reserve, Bank of Canada, Bank of England, Bank of Japan, Norges Bank, and central banks in Brazil, Taiwan, Indonesia and South Africa. Key data includes Canadian CPI, UK CPI, job market readings from Australia and the UK, US retail sales, and growth readings from several LatAm economies and New Zealand. The strongest focus here will be placed upon the Fed and BoC decisions. The two-day FOMC meeting is expected to culminate in a decision to cut the fed funds policy rate by ... (full story)
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