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It’s a busy day ahead, with inflation figures out of Canada, the UK, and the U.S, and the FOMC Meeting Minutes in focus…

Market risk appetite wanes following Apple’s profit warning. Apple is unlikely to be alone and that doesn’t bode well as COVID-19 cases continue to rise.

As the Japanese economy takes a hit, things are unlikely to be too much better for other export economies…

As the coronavirus drags on, Japan’s economy remains vulnerable. The tourist industry and automotive supply chains have already been badly affected by the outbreak.

It’s a busy day ahead on the economic calendar as the markets digest the latest COVID-19 numbers. The EUR and the USD will be in the spotlight.

The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), which is well-respected for its economic outlook reports, recently published a report on the global forecast for growth in Q4 of 2019. The report said that economic activity across the globe, both for industrialized and developing countries, was projected to be weak. The report blamed

A spike in coronavirus deaths in China on Wednesday tests the market resolve early on. A light economic indicator will leave the news wires in focus.

The Kiwi Dollar is on the move early as the RBNZ talks up the economy and downplays the likely effects of the coronavirus. Stats and Powell are in focus later.

The spotlight was on the Jerome Powell on Tuesday, as the Federal Reserve Chair testified on Capitol Hill. Powell acknowledged the risk of the coronavirus, while maintaining that the Fed was not planning to lower interest rates in the near future.

The Zhengzhou plant is “the most critical iPhone production site,” making the iPhone 11 series and a new special edition, cheaper iPhone, top Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said in a note to clients Sunday.

A busy economic calendar will influence the Pound, while FED Chair Powell’s testimony to Congress is the main event.

The coronavirus is having a negative effect worldwide, particularly on countries with close links to China. The Asian giant is Australia’s largest trading partner, and the severe disruption to China’s economy will likely damage the Australian economy.

The Aussie Dollar got an early boost, courtesy of impressive inflation numbers out of China. It’s a quiet day ahead on the calendar, however.

It’s a busy day ahead. China’s trade data and German industrial production numbers will be in focus ahead of U.S stats later in the day.

The China virus has caused havoc in the Chinese economy and domestic production of beef has plummeted. This has presented an opportunity for cattle-producing nations such as Mexico to help meet Chinese demand.

It’s a relatively busy day ahead on the economic calendar, with the EUR and the U.S Dollar in focus.

The China coronavirus has severely disrupted China’s economy and is projected to take a bite out of global growth. If the economic damage worsens, the Federal Reserve could respond by trimming interest rates as early as this spring.

It’s a busy day ahead on the economic calendar, with services sector PMIs out of the Eurozone and the U.S and trade data out of Canada in focus.

Much of the talk around the China coronavirus has been on the economic damage to the Chinese economy. However, the outbreak will also take a bite out of the global economy, since China is a major player in international trade.

It’s a relatively quiet day ahead on the economic data front, with U.S factory orders the headline stat of the day ahead….