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The Week Ahead

The Week Ahead On The Markets

The Week Ahead Read about upcoming market-moving events and plan your trading week Week commencing 8 July Chris Beauchamp's insight US earnings season begins this week, and will dominate the news for the next few weeks. Banks kick things off as normal, and are in strong form after the gains of the past eight months. US inflation is also on the calendar for the week, while Monday’s empty session will be overshadowed
The Week Ahead

The Week Ahead On The Markets

The Week Ahead Read about upcoming market-moving events and plan your trading week Week commencing 1 July Chris Beauchamp's insight US non-farm payrolls and the US election dominate the week ahead, though eurozone markets will be digesting the impact of the first round French elections that take place on 30 June, with the second round occurring on 7 July. Also on the calendar for the week are the monthly ISM Purcha
The Week Ahead

The Week Ahead On The Markets

The Week Ahead Read about upcoming market-moving events and plan your trading week Week commencing 24 June Chris Beauchamp's insight A week of mostly second-tier data nonetheless includes the German IFO report and the US PCE price index, the latter being the Fed’s preferred measure of inflation. Corporate news continues to thin out, though an update from Lloyds will be in focus for the UK.  
The Week Ahead

The Week Ahead On The Markets

Week commencing 29 April Chris Beauchamp's insight The presence of a Ferderal Reserve (Fed) meeting, non-farm payrolls and earnings from Amazon and Apple make this week a huge one for the US economy. While the Fed is not expected to change policy, the recent weaker Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and higher price growth data will cast a shadow over their deliberations. Also on the calendar this week will be GDP and consumer price index (CPI) fig

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