US Durable Goods Orders: Friday, 12:30. Orders of durable goods reflect investment — and this is fresh data for August — contrary to the somewhat stale data for the second quarter published in the previous day. Headline orders are expected to drop by 1.1% in August after a jump of 2% in July. Core orders,Read more about 27 September 2019[…]

Nothing important for today! EURUSD As could be seen on the chart above that the pair is traded below a strong resistance level that is the downtrend line. But we are in the middle so we better wait for the pair to reach the downtrend line or the support level of 1.0930 Resistance levels: SupportRead more about 24 September 2019[…]

Australian jobs report: Thursday, 1:30. The land down under has enjoyed an impressive increase in positions back in July — 41,100. A more modest increase of 15,200 is on the cards for August. The unemployment rate is expected to remain unchanged at 5.2%. Japanese rate decision: Thursday, early in the morning. The Bank of JapanRead more about 19 September 2019[…]

German ZEW Economic Sentiment: Tuesday, 9:00. The institute’s early release of its survey of around 300 investors and analysts has been on a free-fall in recent months. It hit a low of -44.1 points in August — reflecting substantial pessimism. Economists expect a minor increase to -38 points, still pointing an outright recession in theRead more about 17 September 2019[…]

US retail sales: Friday, 12:30. The US consumer has been on a roll in July, with headline sales jumping by 0.7% and core sales by 1%. Consumer confidence measures for August have been mixed, indicating a weaker volume of sales in August. The data also feeds into the Fed decision in the following week. USRead more about 13 September 2019[…]

ECB decision: Thursday, the decision at 11:45, press conference at 12:30. The European Central Bank is set to introduce a significant package of monetary stimulus. The Frankfurt-based institution has already hinted at this in its previous meeting in July. A looming German recession, slowing global demand, and subdued inflation has all pushed the bank toRead more about 12 September 2019[…]

US Non-Farm Payrolls: Friday, 12:30. The all-important jobs report is the last one before the critical Fed decision later this month. After a few unstable months, the world’s largest economy gained 164K in July – bang on expectations. A similar increase of 168K is forecast for August while wages – which are no less importantRead more about 06 September 2019[…]

UK parliament battles Brexit: From Tuesday. The House of Commons returns after the summer break to a shortened session after Johnson’s dramatic announcement of its suspension – or “prorogation” – from the second week of September until October 14. The opposition parties will try to bring forward legislation to block leaving the EU without aRead more about 03 September 2019[…]

Euro-zone CPI: Friday, 9:00. The Consumer Price Index is going nowhere fast in the old continent. Subdued levels of inflation are behind the European Central Bank’s desire to reduce interest rates. Headline CPI rose by 1.1% in July and will likely remain around these levels in the preliminary read for August. Core CPI disappointed withRead more about 30 August 2019[…]

US CB Consumer Confidence: Tuesday, 14:00. The Conference Board’s monthly survey of consumers has rebounded in July, scoring 135.7 points. The upbeat figure may be followed by a weaker one in June. The University of Michigan’s parallel measure missed estimates in the preliminary publication for August. US GDP (second release): Thursday, 12:30. The US economyRead more about 27 August 2019[…]