Nasdaq 100 posted a new one year high. S&P 500 ended the day unchanged

Michael Hewson 22.05.2023

Michael Hewson

This week we'll find out how much of the recent slowing in headline inflation is affe...
Although Russia Vs Ukraine Is Still Topping The Headlines, We Have To Focus On Powell (FED) Testimony And ECB’s Monetary Policy Account As Well

Although Russia Vs Ukraine Is Still Topping The Headlines, We Have To Focus On Powell (FED) Testimony And ECB’s Monetary Policy Account As Well

Mikołaj Marcinowski Mikołaj Marcinowski 02.03.2022 15:14
Everybody tries to follow all the news coming from Eastern Europe and some wonders it’s interactions with the economics. Having that in mind, let’s follow to a brief highlights of tomorrow events. Economic Calendar by FXMAG.COM - 03/03/2022 Great Britain As many use to work from 9 to 5 they’ll probably miss the GBP Composite PMI (prev. 60.2) and Services PMI (60.8) release which are presented at 9:30 a.m. Europe At 12:30 p.m. it’s good to keep an eye on ECB which publishes Account of Monetary Policy Meeting. There’s no doubt it’s surely crucial to follow this one in times of fluctuations of the single currency. USA After this worthwhile visit in Old Continent we propose a travel to the USA, where Initial Jobless Claims are presented at 1:30 p.m. However it’s not the most important event tomorrow, as Jerome Powell (FED) speaks at 3 p.m. ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI (59.9) is released the same time. Data: Investing.com Time: GMT
Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Important Releases - US Crude Oil Inventories And CPI Of EU Amid Military Events

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Important Releases - US Crude Oil Inventories And CPI Of EU Amid Military Events

Mikołaj Marcinowski Mikołaj Marcinowski 01.03.2022 18:51
Economic Calendar by FXMAG.COM - 02/03/2022 Europeans may stay awake as shortly after midnight Australian GDP (QoQ) (Q4) is going to be announced. The previous indicator hit -1.9% Heading to Europe – at 8:55 a.m. we get to know German Unemployment Change (February) which previously reached -48K. About one hour later Europeans will be provided with the CPI indicator wondering whether it will go back from the level of 5.1% According to Investing.com, we can expect that British Annual Budget Release will be known tomorrow and what we’re sure of, there are many events to watch in the United States. Even if we don’t care about ADP Nonfarm Employment Change which will be released at 1:15 p.m., many will follow the testimony of Fed’s Jerome Powell at 3 p.m. followed by Crude Oil Inventories (prev. 4.515M) to be released half an hour later. In Canada, at 3 p.m. Bank of Canada will release its Interest Rate Decision. The previous Interest Rate was 0.25% Wednesday (2nd March) is a day free for Brazilians, so don’t expect any news coming from this country in LATAM. Time: GMT Data: Investing.com
Economic Calendar by FXMAG.COM – 24/02/2022 – They’re Going To Speak A Lot…

Economic Calendar by FXMAG.COM – 24/02/2022 – They’re Going To Speak A Lot…

Mikołaj Marcinowski Mikołaj Marcinowski 23.02.2022 10:51
So, the week is coming to an end, but markets stay awake all days long. Right after midnight we’re all welcomed to join our friends from Australia in reviewing Private New Capital Expenditure (QoQ) (Q4) (Prev. -2.2%). Afterwards, at 7.30 a.m. Swiss Employment Level (Q4) will be released. Heading to Oceanic Area, India will release RBI MPC Meeting Minutes, followed by Brazilian Unemployment Rate (Prev. 11.6%) Released half an hour later. Back to Europe, shortly after midday ECB McCaul is going to declare. At 1 a.m. Russia will release their Central Bank Reserves and 15 minutes later BoE Gov Bailey is going to give a speech. At 2.40 p.m. ECB Supervisory Board Member Fernandez-Bollo is going to speak. Isabel Schnabel will take her turn more than hour later. USA – At 1.30 p.m. GDP (QoQ) (Q4) (Prev. 6.9%), GDP Price Index (Prev. 7.0%) and Initial Jobless Claims (Prev. 248K) will be released. In the same time, but in Canada, we will meet the latest Manufacturing Sales (MoM) (Prev. 0.7%). In the afternoon we will get to know US New Home Sales (MoM) and Crude Oil Inventories (Prev. 1.121M) and Cushing Crude Oil Inventories. Some would say that 24/02 is the day of speeches what is not exaggerated as FOMC Members speaks from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. We will get the Thursday ended with New Zealand’s Core Retail Sales (QoQ) (Prev. -6.7%), Retail Sales (QoQ) (Q4) (Prev. -8.1%), Trade Balance (YoY) (Jan) (Prev. -6.780M) followed by Tokyo Core CPI (YoY) (Feb) (Prev. -0.2%) and CPI Tokyo Ex Food And Energy (MoM) (Feb) (Prev. -0.3%) Source: Investing.com Tiime: GMT
Economic Calendar by FXMAG.COM - Week 21/02-25/02 - Beginning With Holiday...

Economic Calendar by FXMAG.COM - Week 21/02-25/02 - Beginning With Holiday...

Mikołaj Marcinowski Mikołaj Marcinowski 18.02.2022 14:11
On Monday USA will Celebrate Presidents' Day so don't expect any announcement. Going North no sensation is expected as well as Canada celebrates Family Day. Altough North America Has A Long Weekend Ahead, Europe get down to business on normal basis. In Germany, German Manufacturing PMI (prev. 59.8) is going to be presented. Crossing the sea, Great Britain will release three important indicators - Composite PMI (54.2), Manufacturing PMI (57.3) And Services PMI (54.1). Amid other less significant events on 21th February, some time after midday Chinese  PBoC Loan Prime Rate (3.70%) is going to be announced. Getting momentum throught the first day of the week we will try to fuel ourselves on Tuesday by news from Germany and the USA as German Ifo Business Climate Index (prev. 95.7) and CB Consumer Confidence (113.8) is going to be released. In the middle of the week, on Wednesday, we will welcome New Zealand Interest Rate Decision (0.75%) and European CPI Y/Y (5.1%). On this day Japanese and Russian people will have a rest as they celebrate Emperor's Birthday (JP) and Defender of the Fatherland Day (RU). Heading to the end of the following week we will visit US, where GDP (QoQ) (6.9%) and New Home Sales (811K) are going to be released. On Friday German GDP (QoQ) (Q4) (-0.7%) will wake us up at 7 a.m. It is going to be followed by US Core Durable Good Orders (MoM) (0.6%) And Pending Home Sales (MoM) (-3.8%)   Source: Investing.com Tiime: GMT
Economic Calendar – 06.01.2021 – A brief look at CPI and Services PMI continued

Economic Calendar – 06.01.2021 – A brief look at CPI and Services PMI continued

FXMAG Team FXMAG Team 05.01.2022 10:30
With some Services PMI announcements on 5th January, next countries are to present their indicators, but they should not cover the rest of tommorow’s events. Speaking of Services PMI, we start 0.30 am in Japan (prev. 53.0), then heading to China (prev. 52.1) at 1.45 am and then to UK with Composite PMI indicator presented at 9.30 am as well. In the meantime, at 7 am German Factory Orders indicator (M/M – prev. -6.9%) will be published with Brazilian IPC-Fipe Inflation Index (M/M – prev. 0.72%) an hour later. At 8.30 am we go back to Germany to check IHS Markit Construction PMI considering December (prev. 47.9). At midday we will be all eyes on Brazil again as Industrial Production (Y/Y – prev. -7.8%) is about to be announced. Afternoon can be even more interesting as German CPI (M/M – prev. -0.2%) (Preliminary Release) and US Exports and Imports will be known. Except some more releases, the day will end with Tokyo Core CPI (Y/Y – prev. 0.3%) Time: GMT Source: Investing.com
Economic calendar – 05.01.2022 – Services PMI of many, FOMC Minutes in the evening and NBP President to speak

Economic calendar – 05.01.2022 – Services PMI of many, FOMC Minutes in the evening and NBP President to speak

FXMAG Team FXMAG Team 04.01.2022 17:01
As everybody is struggling to fulfil new year’s resolutions and planning investments in the beginning of 2022, markets gives us more and more tips valuable considering next moves. Naturally many of us will focus on FOMC Minutes considering December at 8 pm, but the outing of the meeting will not be the only one to watch tomorrow. The fifth day of 2022 will begin with announcement of Hungarian Unemployment Rate (prev. 3.8%) - 9 am - followed by European countries’ Services PMI indicators [starring Spain (prev. 59.8) – 9.15 am and Germany (prev. 52.7) – 9.55 am] and EU’s in general (prev. 55.9) – 10 am. At 2.15 pm USA ADP National Employment Report (prev. 534 k) will be presented with Services PMI (prev. 58), Crude Oil Stocks – Weekly Change (-3.58brk) and Gasoline Stocks – Weekly Change (-1.46brk) to be announced later on. In the afternoon as well, Adam Glapinski, President at NBP, is expected to declaim. Time: CET Source: XTB.COM
Bitcoin Hashrate Hits New All-Time High

Economic Calendar - 04.01.2022 - Focus on CPI and PMI

FXMAG Team FXMAG Team 03.01.2022 20:19
Some interesting events are ahead of us with the end of banks holidays coming shortly. Let's have a look at an economic calendar for today - Tuesday, 4th January. As the day begins Japan Manufacturing PMI (prev. 54.5) are about to be released followed by the same index of China (prev. 49.9) to be released in the morning as well. Going east, Australian Commodity Prices Y/Y (prev. 36.2%) will be unveiled shortly after 5 am. Heading to Europe, Switzerland CPI (Y/Y - prev. 1.5% & M/M) are the markers to be presented at 7.30 am. Outside EU, in United Kingdom at 9.30 am Manufacturing PMI (prev. 58.1) is going to arouse our interest. Later on, interested in Canadian market should follow Industrial PPI (Y/Y - prev. 16.7% & M/M - prev. 1.3%) and Manufacturing PMI (prev. 57.2) in the early afternoon Investors are awaiting information from USA with Crude Oil Stocks (API) - Weekly Change (prev. -3.09brk) and ISM Manufacturing Index (prev. 61.1) to be presented. And last, but not least, let's go back to Europe as the National Bank of Poland is about to change the reference rate (prev. 1.75%) as inflation scares the country. Data: xtb.com

news

currency calculator

Markets comments

MaximManturov
Hidden Gems: Exploring Promising Stocks - Etsy, Tapestry Inc, Garmin Ltd, and More
Maxim Manturov
MaximManturov
Stocks to keep an eye on in the second half of 2023
Maxim Manturov
MaximManturov
Navigating Risk and Resilience: Strategies for a Post-Correction Market Recovery
Maxim Manturov
MaximManturov
Debt Ceiling Resolution, Strong Earnings, and Sector Rotation Drive Market Momentum in the US
Maxim Manturov
MaximManturov
Resilient US Economy and Market Recovery Driven by Future Rate Cut Expectations, Technology Sector, and Low Inflation
Maxim Manturov
MaximManturov
US Stock Market Bounces Back: Resilience of Technology, Semiconductor Growth, and Fed Rate Pause Drive Recovery
Maxim Manturov
MaximManturov
The Resurgence of the Tourism Industry: Opportunities and Challenges for Investors
Maxim Manturov
MaximManturov
Best stocks for soft economy landing according to Goldman Sachs
Maxim Manturov
MaximManturov
Expert opinion on the aluminum market: an overview on the opportunities, risks and future of the sector
Maxim Manturov
SantaZvaigzne Sproge
In other words, by the time EU CPI is announced on Thursday, EUR/USD exchange rate may already reflect a slight increase in inflation from 8.5% to 8.6%
Santa Zvaigzne Sproge

Economic calendar by FXMAG.COM

Economic indicators release dates cumulated in one article.

Get to know when BoE, FED, Deutsche Bundesbank and other national banks will release important information.

Indicators which are released by banks:

Among others: CPI (Consumer Price Index), PPI (Producer Price Index), GDP (General Domestic Product)

FXMAG
Social media
Crypto

© 2020 FXMAG. All Rights Reserved

Risk Disclosure: Trading in financial instruments and/or cryptocurrencies involves high risks including the risk of losing some, or all, of your investment amount, and may not be suitable for all investors.

Prices of cryptocurrencies are extremely volatile and may be affected by external factors such as financial, regulatory or political events.
Trading on margin increases the financial risks.

Before deciding to trade in financial instrument or cryptocurrencies you should be fully informed of the risks and costs associated with trading the financial markets,
carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience and risk appetite,
and seek professional advice where needed.

FXMAG would like to remind you that the data contained in this website is not necessarily real-time nor accurate.
The data and prices on the website are not necessarily provided by any market or exchange, but may be provided bymarket makers, and so prices may not be accurate and may differ from the actual price at any given market, meaning prices are indicative and not appropriate for trading purposes.

FXMAG and any provider of the data contained in this websitewill not accept liability for any loss or damage as a result of your trading, or your reliance on the information contained within this website. It is prohibited to use, store, reproduce, display, modify,
transmit or distribute the data contained in this website without the explicit prior written permission of FXMAG and/or the data provider.

All intellectual property rights are reserved by the providers and/or the exchange providing the data contained in this website.
FXMAG may be compensated by the advertisers that appear on the website, based on your interaction with the advertisements or advertisers.