On Friday, the US Bureau of Employment Statistics will release the unemployment rate and nonfarm payrolls. In recent weeks, the levels of these months have evolved positively, generating more optimism in the markets. The NFP for February and March showed a positive variation in the number of non-farm employees. The relevance of the data is due to the fact that
This Thursday will be a day where two highly relevant events will take place in the United Kingdom. On the one hand, the economic event will be the announcement by the Bank of England of the decision on the interest rate and, on the other hand, the political event, in which parliamentary elections will be held. In the economic event
This Tuesday, May 4, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will publish its decision on interest rates. The schedule will be at 1:00 p.m. local time in Australia, (00:30 AM Eastern time GMT -3 Arg.) The decision is made based on the economic activity and inflationary levels of the country. The RBA’s objective is to reach inflationary levels between
This week will start stable after waiting for US and Canadian employment data on Friday at 9:30 am ET. The dollar managed to position itself before the close of the day last Friday. We would expect the market to sustain its dollar positions to make a final high against good employment data. Conversely, the market will take your earnings in
On Friday the European body in charge of statistics, Eurostat, will publish official data on the unemployment rate in the Euro Zone at 06:00 am (GMT-3). Some countries of the Euro Zone are in the process of de-confinement after weeks of general movement restrictions due to the current pandemic. The latest measurement of employment levels published in March showed a
This Wednesday the Federal Reserve of the United States will communicate at 3pm (GMT -3) the decision on interest rates, after a two-day meeting. After that, J. Powell will speak about the monetary policy that they will carry out. The entity is expected to maintain interest rates around 0.00% and the focus will turn to Powell’s statements. Last week it
Much has been written and said about keeping goals clear and always in sight to achieve them, about not forgetting where you are going when you do something. The same applies to trading and there is nothing wrong with this, but sometimes the trader, correctly visualizing what he wants to achieve, takes attention away from the meticulous daily work. We
This Monday and Tuesday, April 26 and 27, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) carries out the monthly meeting where they evaluate the state of the Japanese economy. Given this, they will make a decision on monetary policy. The decision and evaluation is contextualized in a state of emergency declared in the last hours. The speculation is that changes in
The United States will urge its Group of Seven allies to increase pressure on China over the use of forced labor in its northwest Xinjiang province, home to the Muslim minority, a senior White House official said on Friday. Joe Biden will attend a meeting of the G7 advanced economies in Britain in June, where he is expected to focus
This week closes with the PMI data for the European countries France and Germany. The indicator will report on the state of the European economies for the last month. This is contextualized after the meeting and the press conference of the European Central Bank and the review of its monetary policy. Christine Lagarde of the ECB, informed in a conference
