Early on Tuesday, despite stories about the Chinese housing crisis and growing geopolitical tensions, markets are still cautious. Investors will be eagerly monitoring Germany's and the Eurozone's fourth-quarter GDP growth statistics. The Bureau of Labor Statistics will release the JOLTS Job Openings report for December later in the day, and the Conference Board will release the January data from the US Consumer Confidence Index.
Early on Wednesday, financial markets are comparatively quiet after Tuesday's erratic trading. Later in the day, S&P Global will release the Manufacturing and Services PMI data for the US, Germany, the Euro region, and the UK.
Early on Tuesday, the US Dollar (USD) is not in high demand; during European trading hours, the USD Index fell below 103.00. Later in the day, the Consumer Confidence for January will be made public by the European Commission. The Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index for January will be included in the US economic docket, and later in the US session, there will be an auction of US Treasury notes with a two-year maturity.
Early on Monday, major currency pairings trade within well-known ranges as investors remain cautious ahead of the major macroeconomic events of the week. There won't be any major data releases on the economic calendar. The Bank of Japan (BoJ) will make its monetary policy announcements during the Asian session on Tuesday, while the Bundesbank of Germany will deliver its monthly report during European trading hours.
Early on Monday, investors were preparing for the important central bank meetings and macroeconomic events of the week, which kept the action in the financial markets muted.
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