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Last week's economic calendar brought mixed labour, growth, and energy data across major economies, plus notable moves in commodities, equities, and earnings.
Early November’s key economic data and earnings releases influenced market sentiment across currencies, commodities, and equities.
The final week of October featured a series of key central bank decisions, economic data releases, and major corporate earnings reports.
The week of October 20–24, 2025, mainly brought positive economic and market developments.
Global markets saw steady data and strong US bank earnings despite delays in key US reports due to the government shutdown.
Last week's economic landscape was shaped by policy shifts, data disruptions, and notable corporate earnings.
Global data showed mixed signals last week. China's manufacturing improved slightly, while Australia kept rates steady
The week of September 23 to 26 featured a series of key economic releases and corporate earnings that shaped market sentiment.
Major global economic indicators and central bank decisions shaped markets last week, alongside key corporate earnings
The past week was marked by key economic releases from the US, Europe, and the UK, as well as central bank updates and corporate earnings.
The first week of September brought a mix of key economic data and corporate earnings. U.S. manufacturing remained in contraction while services expanded modestly, and la...
Global markets navigated a busy week of economic data releases, central inflation signals, and corporate earnings.
Key economic data, central bank policies, and corporate earnings shaped global markets last week, impacting investor sentiment and financial trends worldwide.
Central bank moves, inflation data, labor updates, and earnings reports shaped currency, commodity, and equity markets over the past week.
A busy first week of August featured steady economic data, major central bank moves, commodity volatility, and a packed corporate earnings calendar.
Last week’s data showed mixed global signals—China’s manufacturing shrank again, while US factory activity slowed but at a more moderate pace.