Central banks and the trade gap in focus |
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Coming days on financial markets should be considerably calmer than the last week, as the list of macroeconomic reports to be released is much shorter and the most crucial earnings reports are already behind us. The last week’s US data was a bit better than expected but not decisive and therefore the market is reverting big slide in the EURUSD (to around 1,55 from 1,5360, a crucial support level on Friday) and stock indices are far from rocketing despite conquering the resistance. This week,
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