EUR

Aside from the ZEW Economic Sentiment, the calendar for the EUR is thin this week. Therefore, EUR traders will want to keep an eye on the upcoming data. In January 2020, the German ZEW registered its highest print since July 2015.… Read More

Whether the United Kingdom will stay united after Brexit is a surprisingly fraught question. People have quite definitive opinions on the subject, which has a strong political component. As with all things political, it's not really… Read More

The last Friday of the month is crammed full of what are often second-tier GDP numbers. The markets see them this way as they are from smaller economies. However, they are just as relevant for their respective currencies, despite being… Read More

There are two major economic events tomorrow which could drive the euro. First, we have the release of German inflation data. We generally expect this to affirm the flash number provided at the beginning of the month. Then we have the… Read More

The European statistics agency, Eurostat will be releasing the preliminary GDP report for the third quarter today. During the three months ending September 2019, economists are optimistic that the eurozone economy grew at a pace of 0.2%… Read More

After begin whipsawed yesterday with the results from the Brexit vote in the UK Parliament, the euro is in for another busy day tomorrow with a host of key events. Before we get to the ECB's interest rate decision, we have a set of fresh… Read More

The economic data for the week ahead will be likely overshadowed by the Brexit developments. After months of stalemate, there seems to be some kind of progress. But hopes diminished quickly after UK lawmakers voted down the deal on… Read More

There is a substantial amount of market-moving data coming out of Europe tomorrow. The most important is likely to be employment data from the UK. The rate of job seekers is likely to stay at the lowest since the '70s. Half an hour… Read More

There's a pretty strong consensus in the markets that something will come out of the ECB monetary policy meeting tomorrow. The question that will move the markets is: what? There are quite a few potential measures that the ECB could… Read More

Tomorrow we have a series of important data points coming out of the euro area. The most important ones are Employment Change and the final reading of Q2 GDP. The data is likely to affirm expectations for the ECB to start easing during its… Read More