... provides insight into labor market conditions, influencing inflation expectations. A stronger-than-expected figure could support the pound, while higher unemployment might pressure the Bank of England to adjust its stance. Germany and the Eurozone’s ZEW Economic Sentiment indices are critical indicators of investor sentiment. Weak sentiment could negatively impact the euro, while strong readings may offer support. The U.S. PPI reflects inflation trends in the manufacturing sector, which may influence the dollar and Fed ...

... England’s decision: next week the regulator may raise rates again from the current 5.50% to 5.75-6% in a bid to tame persistent inflation (~6.5% y/y). Overall, European investors welcome the reduction of external risks but remain cautious amid weak economic indicators for the region and ongoing high price pressures on businesses and consumers. Asia: Stimulus in China and Resilience of Indian Growth Asian markets are experiencing mixed sentiments, reflecting a balance between domestic issues and an improving ...

... further tightening or signaling a pause. “Hawkish” tones (emphasizing persistent inflation, readiness to raise rates again) may lead to dollar strength and downward pressure on US stock indices. Conversely, a more neutral or “dovish” protocol (indicating economic slowdown, lack of consensus on new rate hikes) would support stocks, especially in the tech sector. Monetary Decisions in the APEC Region: Maintaining a accommodative monetary policy stance in the Asia-Pacific region will serve as an important ...

... rising import prices). For the U.S. economy itself, the growth in imports and trade deficit is a troubling signal. If net exports continue to decline, it will weigh on the GDP calculations for the U.S. in the third quarter, acting as a factor slowing economic growth. On the other hand, high imports indicate sustained domestic demand, which is somewhat positive. The intensification of protectionism puts the Fed in a difficult position: on one hand, economic slowdown due to weak exports could necessitate stimulative measures (rate cuts), while on ...

On Thursday, November 28, 2024, several key economic indicators and central bank communications are scheduled, which may influence market dynamics in Europe and the United States. Notably, U.S. markets will be closed in observance of Thanksgiving Day, potentially affecting global liquidity and volatility....