Evergrande could be the next Lehman Brothers
The Chinese economy begins to be questioned. Its impact on global growth that it has helped fuel for more than 20 years is now hampered by electricity shortages and a major real estate crisis. The difficulties of the real estate sector in China triggered by the problems of the giant Evergrande could pose risks to […]
High impact week: US inflation and conflicts between the UK and the EU
The euro and the pound once giving way to sellers. The dollar is preparing to take ground this week although we do not know how long it could last. On Wednesday the 10th and Thursday the 11th, the inflation of the producer and the consumer of the United States respectively is presented. The market anxiously […]
Tension in Rome between Boris and Macron. Interest rate week.
Leaders of the Group of 20 major economies on Sunday agreed to a final statement calling for “meaningful and effective” measures to limit global warming, but offered few concrete commitments and disappointed climate activists. We expect a market opening with a significant impact on the market. On the one hand we have the conflict between […]
Lagarde cannot bring relief to the European market
Lagarde’s conclusions in his presentation on Thursday in the framework of the IMF failed to bring out optimism in the international market. The euro reacted slightly bullish on the euro after his speech however it will depend on the buyers next week. Lagarde’s political perspective does not match the logic of the market. Production data […]
High Impact Week: Australian, New Zealand Interest Rate, US and Canada Job Payrolls.
Already entered the last momentum of 2021 but in retreat. This week Australia and New Zealand will review their interest rates. New Zealand is forecast once again to raise its interest rates. In the previous month the forecast was failed and now we will see what happens this Tuesday. The higher NZDUSD price is one […]
High Impact of the Week: Canada GDP and US Production
The week will continue with fears of an Evergrande collapse that could cause financial contagion and slow the growth of the Chinese economy. That concern eased after the developer agreed to settle some local note interest payments, but the problem is far from over with holders of dollar bonds that have yet to receive a […]
High Impact Week: FOMC, BOE and Elections in Canada. Impact on dollar and pound this week
A stable market opening is expected given the activity of the central banks for this Wednesday and Thursday. Canada’s government elections will have a possible impact on the Canadian dollar. Volatility would be expected during Monday due to results. On Wednesday 3:00 pm EST we await the result of the FOMC review: announcements of cuts […]
Hit of the week: US and Canadian inflation
A few days after the central bank interest rate rally, the market is waiting expectantly for inflation data. The message from the financial centers of the world has continued to dovish in general terms. The common message has been: “gradual reduction”, “gradually lower purchase rate”, “gradual tapering”, “we will not get ahead”, “until we reach […]
High Impact Week: Central Banks of Australia, Canada and Europe on the Move
This first week of September comes with a monetary policy combo. This week the publication of Australian interest rates is expected with a maintenance forecast. The aussie could give its correction and possible sales are expected for this Tuesday 1:30 am EST. Canada (BOC) would publish its rate decision on Wednesday 11:00 EST, forecast of […]
High Impact Week: OPEC and American Employment Data
The dollar closed lower this week and buyers would be expected at Monday’s open. US employment data is estimated positive for this week. The highlight of the symposium were remarks by Jerome Powell who said that asset purchases could begin to slow down this year as the US economy recovers from the pandemic, but that […]