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Market Analysis
13 January 2025
The Week Ahead: Key Economic Events to Watch for January 13 - 17, 2025
This week features several high-impact economic events and company earnings reports that could influence global markets.
10 January 2025
USDCAD in Focus: Key Jobs Data Poised to Trigger Market Volatility
Key labor market reports from Canada and the U.S. are due today at 17:30 (GMT+2), likely driving USDCAD volatility.
10 January 2025
Jobs Report & USDCAD: Slowing Growth, Stable Market, or a Shift Ahead?
As markets brace for the December jobs report, expectations point to a slowdown in hiring, with projected gains of 155,000 to 160,000 jobs, down from November's impressiv...
9 January 2025
Key Jobs Data & Bearish EURUSD Signals: Market Volatility Ahead!
This Friday, markets will focus on two high-impact economic events—Canada's Employment Change and the US Nonfarm Employment Change, both scheduled for 17:30 (GMT+2).
8 January 2025
Key Economic Events and USDJPY Rebound Insights
With several high-impact economic events lined up, including Australia's CPI, US Unemployment Claims, and key employment data from Canada and the US, this week promises h...
7 January 2025
Markets on Edge: Inflation, Fed Moves, and Key Signals for 2025
As the new year unfolds, global financial markets stand at a critical crossroads, grappling with a delicate balance of inflationary pressures, monetary policy shifts, and...
6 January 2025
The Week Ahead: Key Economic Events to Watch for January 6 - 10, 2025
The upcoming week features key economic events poised to influence global markets, with inflation, labor market data, and service sector activity taking center stage.
6 January 2025
Market Movements & Mixed Signals: Economic Data, Earnings Surprises, and a Cautious Start to 2025
The week ended with notable economic data and corporate updates. China's Manufacturing PMI fell to 50.5, reflecting slower growth and lower confidence.