Market Pulse 22.01
The long-awaited day of the ECB meeting came, and all investors' attention will be riveted to this event. It is expected during the traditional ECB Press Conference Mario Draghi will announce the launch of the quantitative easing program.
8:00 ** Unemployment rate - Q4 (Spain)
Moderate impact on the market (EUR). The Spanish indicator usually has a low impact, as the country is relatively small to affect the performance of the entire euro zone.
9:00 ** MPC Member David Miles Speaks - January (UK)
9:25 ** BOE Executive Director Paul Fisher Speaks - January (UK)
Moderate impact on the market (GPB). Comments of David Miles and Paul Fischer about the prospects for credit, inflation and the economy as a whole, can have an impact on the pound.
12:45 *** ECB Interest Rate Decision - January (euro zone)
12:45 ** Deposit Facility Rate - January (euro zone)
12:45 ** Marginal Lending Facility - January (euro zone)
Strong impact on the market (EUR). Changes in the rates are extremely important, and the quotes usually take a lead from it in advance. At this meeting, the ECB will unlikely make changes in rates.
13:30 *** ECB Press Conference - January (euro zone)
Strong impact on the market (EUR). It is expected that Mario Draghi will announce an extensive quantitative easing program on this press conference. Although the market was taking a lead from this decision for about a week, the ECB's decision both appropriate and not appropriate to the forecast, may have a strong influence on the euro.
13:30 *** Unemployment Claims - January (USA)
13:30 ** Continuing Claims - January (USA)
Strong impact on the market (EUR). Analysts expect positive data for the reporting week, although on news from the ECB, investors can leave these statistics without attention.
15:00 ** Flash Consumer Confidence - January (euro zone)
Moderate impact on the market (EUR). The consumer confidence index is based on a survey of households on the level of confidence in the current state of the economy and its development in the future. Analysts expect the decline of the indicator in January.
The long-awaited day of the ECB meeting came, and all investors' attention will be riveted to this event. It is expected during the traditional ECB Press Conference Mario Draghi will announce the launch of the quantitative easing program.
8:00 ** Unemployment rate - Q4 (Spain)
Moderate impact on the market (EUR). The Spanish indicator usually has a low impact, as the country is relatively small to affect the performance of the entire euro zone.
9:00 ** MPC Member David Miles Speaks - January (UK)
9:25 ** BOE Executive Director Paul Fisher Speaks - January (UK)
Moderate impact on the market (GPB). Comments of David Miles and Paul Fischer about the prospects for credit, inflation and the economy as a whole, can have an impact on the pound.
12:45 *** ECB Interest Rate Decision - January (euro zone)
12:45 ** Deposit Facility Rate - January (euro zone)
12:45 ** Marginal Lending Facility - January (euro zone)
Strong impact on the market (EUR). Changes in the rates are extremely important, and the quotes usually take a lead from it in advance. At this meeting, the ECB will unlikely make changes in rates.
13:30 *** ECB Press Conference - January (euro zone)
Strong impact on the market (EUR). It is expected that Mario Draghi will announce an extensive quantitative easing program on this press conference. Although the market was taking a lead from this decision for about a week, the ECB's decision both appropriate and not appropriate to the forecast, may have a strong influence on the euro.
13:30 *** Unemployment Claims - January (USA)
13:30 ** Continuing Claims - January (USA)
Strong impact on the market (EUR). Analysts expect positive data for the reporting week, although on news from the ECB, investors can leave these statistics without attention.
15:00 ** Flash Consumer Confidence - January (euro zone)
Moderate impact on the market (EUR). The consumer confidence index is based on a survey of households on the level of confidence in the current state of the economy and its development in the future. Analysts expect the decline of the indicator in January.
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