Economic Data Releases (Market Impact)
US:
March ISM Services PMI – Key gauge of economic activity in the services sector. A higher-than-expected number could fuel rate hike concerns.
February Trade Balance – Trade deficit/surplus could influence USD sentiment.
Initial Jobless Claims – A lower figure may strengthen USD as it signals a strong labor market.
UK:
March Official Reserves Changes – Could impact GBP if there are significant shifts.
China:
March Caixin Services PMI – A strong reading could boost market sentiment, supporting risk assets.
Italy & Eurozone:
March Services PMI (Italy) & February PPI (Eurozone) – Weak data could reinforce ECB rate cut expectations, affecting EUR.
Canada:
February International Merchandise Trade – Affects CAD; trade surplus could strengthen the currency.
Switzerland:
March CPI – Inflation trends impact SNB policy expectations and CHF.
Central Bank Events (Market Moving)
US Fed Speakers (Jefferson, Cook) – Any hints on future rate hikes/cuts will drive USD and bond markets.
ECB March Meeting Account – Insight into ECB’s rate path; dovish tone may weaken EUR.
BoE March DMP Survey – Expectations on inflation and growth, potentially influencing GBP.
Geopolitical Event
NATO Foreign Ministers Meeting (April 3-4) – Any geopolitical developments could impact risk sentiment, affecting oil prices, defense stocks, and safe-haven assets.
Trading Relevance
USD: High impact from ISM Services PMI, jobless claims, and Fed speeches.
EUR: ECB minutes and Eurozone PPI could drive movement.
GBP: BoE survey and UK reserves data in focus.
CAD: Trade balance key for CAD direction.
CHF: Inflation print may influence SNB rate expectations.
Risk Sentiment: Watch China PMI and NATO meeting for broader market impact.
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US:
March ISM Services PMI – Key gauge of economic activity in the services sector. A higher-than-expected number could fuel rate hike concerns.
February Trade Balance – Trade deficit/surplus could influence USD sentiment.
Initial Jobless Claims – A lower figure may strengthen USD as it signals a strong labor market.
UK:
March Official Reserves Changes – Could impact GBP if there are significant shifts.
China:
March Caixin Services PMI – A strong reading could boost market sentiment, supporting risk assets.
Italy & Eurozone:
March Services PMI (Italy) & February PPI (Eurozone) – Weak data could reinforce ECB rate cut expectations, affecting EUR.
Canada:
February International Merchandise Trade – Affects CAD; trade surplus could strengthen the currency.
Switzerland:
March CPI – Inflation trends impact SNB policy expectations and CHF.
Central Bank Events (Market Moving)
US Fed Speakers (Jefferson, Cook) – Any hints on future rate hikes/cuts will drive USD and bond markets.
ECB March Meeting Account – Insight into ECB’s rate path; dovish tone may weaken EUR.
BoE March DMP Survey – Expectations on inflation and growth, potentially influencing GBP.
Geopolitical Event
NATO Foreign Ministers Meeting (April 3-4) – Any geopolitical developments could impact risk sentiment, affecting oil prices, defense stocks, and safe-haven assets.
Trading Relevance
USD: High impact from ISM Services PMI, jobless claims, and Fed speeches.
EUR: ECB minutes and Eurozone PPI could drive movement.
GBP: BoE survey and UK reserves data in focus.
CAD: Trade balance key for CAD direction.
CHF: Inflation print may influence SNB rate expectations.
Risk Sentiment: Watch China PMI and NATO meeting for broader market impact.
This communication is for informational purposes only and should not be viewed as any form of recommendation as to a particular course of action or as investment advice. It is not intended as an offer or solicitation for the purchase or sale of any financial instrument or as an official confirmation of any transaction. Opinions, estimates and assumptions expressed herein are made as of the date of this communication and are subject to change without notice. This communication has been prepared based upon information, including market prices, data and other information, believed to be reliable; however, Trade Nation does not warrant its completeness or accuracy. All market prices and market data contained in or attached to this communication are indicative and subject to change without notice.
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