- Soft macro calendar scheduled today
- EBC minutes, Powell's speech and US wholesale data in focus
- PepsiCo will report earnings before the opening bell on Wall Street
- Soft macro calendar scheduled today
- EBC minutes, Powell's speech and US wholesale data in focus
- PepsiCo will report earnings before the opening bell on Wall Street
The U.S. dollar is edging slightly higher today, while sentiment on Wall Street appears somewhat weaker. Yesterday’s FOMC minutes reinforced market expectations that the Federal Reserve will continue to cut interest rates, while also pointing to stronger GDP growth forecasts and persistent risks of inflation returning. In addition to macroeconomic data, investors will also watch PepsiCo’s (PEP.US) earnings release later today.
Economic Calendar
11:30 AM GMT – Eurozone: ECB Meeting Minutes
2 PM GMT – U.S.: Wholesale Sales — Expected: 0.5% | Previous: 1.4%
2 PM GMT – U.S.: Wholesale Inventories — Expected: -0.2% | Previous: -0.2%
2:30 PM GMT – U.S.: Natural Gas Storage Change — Expected: 78 bcf | Previous: 53 bcf
Central Bank Speakers
8:30 AM GMT BoE: Catherine Mann
10:30 AM GMT, ECB: François Villeroy de Galhau
12:30 PM GMT Fed: Jerome Powell
12:35 PM GMT Fed: Michelle Bowman
5 PM GMT – Fed: Neel Kashkari
5 PM GMT – Fed: Michael Barr
Daily summary: Sentiments on Wall Street stall at the end of the week🗽US Dollar gains
Fed's Bostic and Hammack comment the US monetary policy 🔍Divided Fed?
Scott Bessent sums up the US trade deal with China🗽What will change?
Fed members comment on US economy 🗽US dollar gains