The Week of 22nd-26th April 2019
Ben Robson's coverage of the trading week's most important market events.
What the global markets are looking forward to this week
20 may. 2019 04:45 |This week, markets are looking for many important economic data that will affect the movements and trends of most central banks globally
AUD fall amid disappointing job data and continuing trade conflict
16 may. 2019 04:07 |AUD fell to its lowest level since January 21, 2016 if we ignore the sudden collapse from January 2 this year
China economic is getting worse as affected by renewed trade dispute
15 may. 2019 04:22 |The Chinese economy returned to investors' concerns again after the morning showed new signs of weakness last month,
China inflation data are in line with expectations and uncertainty controls the trade talks with US
9 may. 2019 04:12 |China's inflation rate accelerated in April in line with economic expectations, with consumer prices rising 2.5% year-on-year to 2.3%
Markets are waiting for RBA and RBNZ meetings
6 may. 2019 03:26 |Central bank meetings are continuing this week at the global level to be chaired by RBA meeting tomorrow morning
Will the US economic growth in the first quarter reduce the market fears?
26 abr. 2019 03:56 |While the pessimistic tone dominated global markets and uncertainties grew due to slower US economic growth and the US Federal Reserve's inability
BOJ follows other central banks and keeps its monetary policy and delay raising interest rates until 2020
25 abr. 2019 04:17 |The Bank of Japan followed the Bank of Canada's footsteps and decided to keep its monetary policy unchanged
BOC continues its current monetary policy and pushes CAD to its highest level since January
24 abr. 2019 05:18 |Global markets today were full of major economic events and data in some of the countries that had a strong impact on the course of the major currencies
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