Sommario:Last week, stocks endured their SEVENTH week of downside, unbelievable! This week, traders must watch the most important events explained below.
Author – Connor Woods, Senior Market Analyst
Date: May 23rd– May 27th
Last week, stocks endured their SEVENTH week of downside, unbelievable! This week, traders must watch the most important events explained below.
Fed Minutes – Event of the Week!
The most anticipated event of the week is undoubtably the Federal Reserve meeting minutes. This is due out at 2 am (MYT) on Thursday. The reason it will be so eagerly watched is because traders will want clues at the continuous nature of interest rate hikes, to curb that factor, which is sending markets into a frenzy, inflation.
Key European Data
There is also key Purchasing Managers' Index data out in Europe across Tuesday. PPI is a “diffusion index based on surveyed purchasing managers in the manufacturing industry.” As a rule of thumb, a figure above 50.0 indicates growth and is seen as positive for the currency, whereas below indicates contraction and negative for the currency.
Andrew Bailey in the Spotlight
Last week the UK (United Kingdom) stole the headlines when its 40-year high Consumer Price Index was released. Now, Andrew Bailey will have to face the public and answer questions about the Bank of Englands strategy in taming inflation. This is bound to cause volatility.
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