Its All About The ECB Today

After a day full of economic releases yesterday from the US, leading to notable increase in volatility across the board, another day comes in with another significant events, which should have a notable impact on the markets.

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Daily wrap up – 25 October

The markets today witnessed a number of strong moves as the economic agenda filled with many important economic data that played a major role in these moves.

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UK & German Data Beats Expectations

The British economy advanced 0.4 percent on quarter in the three months to September 2017, beating market expectations of 0.3 percent, the preliminary estimate showed.

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Markets Uncertain About The Next Fed’s Chair

The US President decided to tease the markets once again yesterday through Twitter, saying that he very close to decide on the next Fed chair, without clarifying if Yellen is a possibility.

However, Janet Yellen was at the White House last week. Many reports suggested that the administration wanted to thank her for her service. Yet, she is still a candidate according to many polls, but she has the lowest probability for a second term.

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Japan & Spain To Control The Markets

The first trading day of the week comes with lack of fundamentals across the board, whether in Asia, Europe and the US session.

However, over the weekend, there were some events that likely to increase the volatility across the day, including the political unrest in Spain and the outcomes of the upper house election in Japan.

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Key Canadian Data Ahead

Currencies has been trading within the same range since the beginning of this week, except some commodities currencies including the Aussie and the Kiwi, due to some fundamentals.

However, such sideway trend is likely to continue until the end of this week, as we will be waiting for many economic releases and events later next week, whether from Asia, Europe and the US, which likely to have a notable impact on the markets.

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Spanish Tensions Weighing on Global Markets

Global markets were calm and cheering for the past few days, with the US equities and some of the European equities were at record high. However, this has changed since the beginning of the European session opening bell.

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Positive UK Jobs Report & GBP Remains In Red

After yesterday’s inflation data which came in with mixed outcomes, but posted the highest inflation rate since 2012, the UK Jobs Report came in with positive outcomes. However, GBP remain lower across the board.

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