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The Week Ahead
NFP, ECB and BoE by FXstreet.com
A really busy week just about to start, with key events happening in both sides of the Atlantic. We will start the week with PMI services data in Europe and the US with no relevant economic news.
Tuesday will see Eurozone retail sales and GDP, and factory orders from the US in what is the first busy day of the week.
Wednesday is Fed Beige Book's day, and taht will be the main market mover, along with a Bank of Japan official speaking at a financial meeting.
Thursday is one of the two key days of the week. Both ECB and the BoE will release their respective interest rate decisions plus statements and press conferences to wrap it up.
And finally, the big Friday, with not only the full US unemployment report, but also Trade Balance figures in waht is the first time of the two news coming out togeteher, Industrial data from UK, Industrial data from Japan and more from the Eurozone in the nailbiter trading day of the week.
- Weekly Focus - Financial markets hit stormy weather by Danske Bank A/S
- Friday Notes - Rolling in money by HVB Group
- FX Weekly Outlook - Risk Aversion Continues by Informa Global Markets
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Weekly Market Commentary - Funicular railway mode for equities by Mizuho Corporate Bank
Fri, Mar 2 2007, 16:44 GMT
FX Briefing - ECB caught between a rock and a hard place by BHF-Bank
Fri, Mar 2 2007, 16:19 GMT
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