You're watching the Economic Calendar for Wednesday, the 8th of February. Let's see which news releases could be of interest to currency traders.
The schedule starts at 1:15 PM GMT, when Canadian Housing Starts for January are released. Sales rebounded in December, following two months of decline.
Let's see which news releases could move the currency markets on Tuesday, the 7th of February. This is the Economic Calendar.
Starting things off at quarter to 7 AM is the Swiss Consumer Confidence for January. The previous report came out in November, and it put the Index at its highest level in more than a year.
Risks to the USD should remain skewed lower due to President Trump's clear focus on currency manipulation and tendency to rattle the markets.
Rachel Bex, Informa Global Markets.
You're watching the Economic Calendar for Monday, the 6th of February. Here's a rundown of the most important news releases.
Australian Retail Sales for December are up first at half past midnight. November data surprised on the upside as sales saw the weakest growth in 4 months.
Theresa May will have to choose a relationship with Donald Trump or a Relationship with the EU according to Malta Prime Minister.
Jaco Rouw, NN Investment Partners
Friday brings the latest US Employment Report, so keep watching this Economic Calendar to find out more.
The final reading of Euro Zone January Services PMI is out at 9 AM. The initial estimate suggests the Index remains near its December level as improved French data has offset a weaker reading in Germany.
Thursday is a very important day for all the Pound traders, so keep watching this Economic Calendar to find out more.
Starting things off at 8:15 AM are the Swiss Retail Sales for December. The November data was a pleasant surprise as sales finally returned to growth after 15 months of decline.
Donald Trump has pledged to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement deal with Mexico. Could this impact predictions of a Mexican Peso price correction?
Jonas Rama, Barral M Jorge & Associates
The first day of February brings the latest Fed monetary policy statement, so let's take a closer look.
Starting things off at 7 AM is the UK Nationwide House Price Index for January. December data surprised on the upside as home prices posted their largest increase in 11 months.
There's plenty on the schedule on the last day of January. Let's take a closer look.
German Retail Sales for December are up first at 7 AM. Sales slipped unexpectedly in November, partially reversing a strong 2.5% gain the previous month.