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10 Things To Watch This Week (26th-30th July, 2021)


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Taking a look at the economic calendar, it is set to be a busy week for the forex market. There’s a central bank rate decision, GDP, inflation and employment reports scheduled for release. A number of big tech companies have earnings reports and, with U.S. stocks hitting a new record high on Monday, investors will be watching those results carefully as major disappointments could trigger widespread profit-taking.
 
Here are the 10 most important things to watch this week:
 
1.    U.S. Federal Reserve monetary policy announcement
2.    Big Tech Earnings
3.    U.S. Q2 Advance GDP
4.    EZ Q2 Advance GDP
5.    Canada GDP
6.    Eurozone CPI
7.    Australian CPI
8.    Canadian CPI
9.    Germany’s Employment Report
10.  U.S. Personal Income & Spending
 
Full article by Kathy Lien, 26th July 2021. Investing.com
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