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Weekly Prep Team · EditorBetween the CPI, the war in Iran, preliminary GDP, and the JOLTS report, this week promises to be volatile.
Continue reading →Between the CPI, the war in Iran, preliminary GDP, and the JOLTS report, this week promises to be volatile.
Continue reading →A week that will be greatly disrupted by the outbreak of war between Iran and the US, but also by PMI and employment figures. The week is shaping up to be highly volatile.
Continue reading →Between the consequences of Trump's cancellation of customs duties, nVidia's earnings, and the PPI, volatility is expected to be high this coming week.
Continue reading →A week shortened by President's Day on Monday but marked by the FOMC Meeting minutes and advance GDP. Volatility is likely to remain high.
Continue reading →A rather busy week lies ahead with employment figures and CPI data due out, so volatility is likely to be high.
Continue reading →Second part of earnings season, notably featuring Amazon and Alphabet, as well as several events such as the JOLTS report and inflation expectations. Volatility is likely to be high.
Continue reading →A very busy week for earnings, with Microsoft, Meta, Tesla, and Apple in particular, as well as the FOMC. Volatility is expected to be high.
Continue reading →A week shortened by MLK Day but nonetheless busy, with growing tensions around the world, the WEF throughout the week, and a speech by Trump. Volatility is likely to be high.
Continue reading →This week looks set to be quite volatile, with companies buying stock for the new year, the CPI and the PPI. Volatility is expected to be moderate to high.
Continue reading →It's shaping up to be an eventful week as trading resumes for professionals and with the current turbulent news, volatility is likely to be high.
Continue reading →Next week also looks set to be relatively stable due to the New Year, but there are still a few events to watch out for, such as the FOMC Meeting Minutes and Unemployment Claims. Volatility is expected to be low.
Continue reading →Next week looks set to be one of the least volatile of the year due to its short duration and the events associated with it :) Merry Christmas to all!!
Continue reading →Next week looks set to be fairly quiet, between the December period, which is generally more conducive to calm, and the absence of earnings reports. The important events of the week are the CPI and the ECB press conference. Volatility is expected to be low to moderate next week.
Continue reading →Next week will be marked by the JOLTS report, but also and above all by the FOMC Economic Projections, which are obviously eagerly awaited.
Continue reading →A quieter week than previous weeks, but also a week marked by the return from public holidays and the return from the CME outage, volatility should be average.
Continue reading →It's been a busy week, and with Thanksgiving coming up, it's going to be a short week, so volatility should be average.
Continue reading →A week full of twists and turns, with the end of the shutdown, nVidia's Earnings and fears for the future! With the FOMC and employment figures, volatility is likely to remain high
Continue reading →With a few more earnings reports and attempts at CPI and PPI, this week should be less volatile than previous ones.
Continue reading →Another busy week for earnings, with Palantir, Shopify, Uber, and others reporting. However, volatility is expected to be lower than last week.
Continue reading →Between the earnings reports of tech giants, the FOMC, and the ECB's monetary policy, this looks set to be a particularly volatile week.
Continue reading →Between the CPI and Tesla's earnings, this week looks set to be rather volatile.
Continue reading →It's the start of earnings season, beginning with the banks. With the US still in shutdown and a new tariff war looming, volatility is likely to be high.
Continue reading →Between the FOMC meeting minutes, nonfarm payrolls, and preliminary estimates of the UoM consumer confidence sentiment and inflation expectations, the volatility should be high.
Continue reading →A week marked by multiple interventions by Lagarde, as well as employment figures and the PMI. Volatility is expected to be high.
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