Forex News

The Bank of England will influence the Pound later as the markets look ahead to the next set of jobless claims from the U.S.

It’s a busy day ahead, with July’s service sector PMIs from the Eurozone and the U.S in focus. Expect updates on the U.S stimulus package to also influence.

It’s a relatively quiet day on the economic calendar. That leaves the RBA, stats from the U.S, and progress towards the U.S stimulus package in focus.

It’s a busy day ahead, with manufacturing PMIs to drive the EUR and the Dollar. Geopolitics remains in focus, however, with all eyes on Capitol Hill.

It’s a busy day ahead on the economic calendar. The EUR, the Loonie, and the Greenback are in focus along with the U.S COVID-19 stimulus package.

It’s a busy day ahead, with economic data, COVID-19 news, and the progress of the U.S stimulus package in focus.

With the economic calendar on the lighter side, it’s all eyes on the FED and the COVID-19 stimulus package.

The Dollar continues to decline ahead of consumer confidence numbers today that are unlikely to help.

There’s plenty for the markets to consider today. Economic data, COVID-19 updates, the U.S and China, Brexit, and progress with the stimulus package.

July’s private sector PMIs from the Eurozone, the UK, and the U.S will provide direction later today. Geopolitics will also be in focus.

Economic data, COVID-19 news, geopolitics, and fiscal stimulus chatter will keep the markets busy in the day ahead.

A relatively quiet day on the economic calendar puts fiscal stimulus, COVID-19, and the U.S administration in the spotlight.

Economic data puts the Loonie in focus, while EU Recovery Fund talks continue. Further progress towards a vaccine remains near-term negative for the Greenback, however.

European equity markets are mixed as EU leaders are still divided over the terms of the €750 billion rescue fund. Traders shrugged off the fact that things appear to be heading in the right direction as the gulf between the two sides has narrowed.

It’s a quiet day on the economic calendar. That puts Brexit, the EU Recovery Fund, U.S-China chatter, and COVID-19 in the spotlight.

Diplomats said it was possible that they would abandon the summit and try again for an agreement next month.

Today’s EU video call to discuss the EU Recovery Fund together with COVID-19 news and consumer sentiment figures from the U.S will be key drivers.

After a data deluge from China, the focus shifts to economic data and the ECB. The Pound, the EUR, and the Dollar are in the spotlight.

As some of the first in Europe to lift lockdowns, Central & Eastern European countries should see growth rebound in the second half of 2020. Uncertainties around the duration of the Covid-19 crisis and exposure to an uneven Western European recovery are key downside risks.

News of progress towards a COVID-19 vaccine delivered support early on. U.S economic data and the BoC are in focus later, however.