US Retail Sales solid for January
There is an adage on Wall Street: “Never underestimate the American consumer", which appears appropriate for January's retail sales data
Source: cityindex.co.uk
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3 reasons USDCAD should be lower Whats next for the pair
If any of theses circumstances reverse, USD/CAD could move aggressively higher in a hurry!
Source: cityindex.co.uk
US headline PPI blows away estimates
Headline US PPI for January was 9.7% YoY vs 9.1% YoY expected.
Source: cityindex.co.uk
Index in Focus SP 500 Inflation and Russia driving the price action
With the next FOMC meeting not for another month and Russia pulling troops back, the focus will be on the headlines.
Source: cityindex.co.uk
If headlines continue of Russia invading Ukraine flows should move into safe haven assets
Markets could see flows out of risky assets and into safe havens, such as the Yen, Swiss Franc, Gold and Bonds
White House District Of Columbia United States Anthony Blinken President Macron State Anthony Blinken
Source: cityindex.co.uk
Lower headline Mexico CPI Will Banxico hike tomorrow
January headline CPI was weaker than December’s while the Core CPI was stronger. How will Banxico interpret this data?
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Source: cityindex.co.uk
Shares of Insurer CVS Health Fall on Mixed Guidance
CVS Health reported earnings and revenue that exceeded analysts' estimates due to higher demand for COVID-19 tests and vaccinations.
Source: fxempire.com
NFP Recap Jobs report much stronger than expected
The Non Farms Payrolls print for January, combined with the December revision, blows estimates out of the water!
Source: cityindex.co.uk
ECB recap Christine Lagarde slightly hawkish ECB Source hawkish
The statement was less dovish, the press conference was slightly hawkish, and the ECB Sources were hawkish.
Source: cityindex.co.uk
BOE recap As expected but with a surprise
Although the BOE hiked rates by 25bps, as expected, the consensus was not clear as just under half of the members voted for a 50bps hike.
Source: cityindex.co.uk