This Week In Markets: Chinese GDP data is expected to slow further in Q4 [Video]

Anthony Cheung Amplify

Head of Market Analysis Anthony Cheung runs through the main events happening in markets this week.

- Intro and overview of the week (00:00)

- Libya says oil output is back to 1.2m/bpd (00:49)

- Walmart filing reveal plan to create a cryptocurrency and NFTs (1:37)

- Chinese GDP data is expected to slow further in Q4 (3:03)

- UK jobs, CPI, and Retail Sales out this week (4:09)

- Boris Johnson draws up a survival plan (6:18) - Bank of Japan meet this week amid growing price pressures (7:24)

- ECB minutes due on Thursday (8:26)

- US Markets close Monday and light calendar this week for US data (9:38)

- 38 S&P 500 companies reporting this week (10:03)

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Anthony Cheung

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Anthony has spent over a decade working at the forefront of financial news.

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GBP/USD bounces off monthly lows near 1.3430

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