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Global equity markets ended mostly higher in the past week, led by the US, following better-than-expected earnings from big technology companies. Key focus in the coming week is on the Fed, ECB and RBA rate decisions, global PMI, and quarterly earnings.
The US dollar rose slightly while global equity markets ended largely flat in the past week as a positive start to the earnings season has been overshadowed by concerns that central banks may not be done with tightening just yet.
Global equity markets rose while the USD slipped in the past week on growing expectations that the US Fed is nearing the end of its tightening cycle. Key focus is on Euro area, UK, Japan, Canada, and NZ inflation data as the US earnings picks up steam.
To some, how markets performed in the first quarter might have come as a surprise. But, is price action deviating away from the fundamentals? What are the key markets to watch in Q2?
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank has so far seen markets squarely focus on the upside of dovish central banks as the first quarter ended. Will markets continue having it easy in the second?