Four Banks Fight Against Inflation
It will be the hottest week of September, with four central banks’ meetings, five PMI releases, and a lot to trade.
All eyes on US CB consumer confidence
The report will be out on August 25 at 17:00 MT time!
Instruments to trade: EUR/USD; USD/JPY; GBP/USD; USD/CAD
The consumer confidence has direct influence on consumer spending, which, in turn, plays the key role in the overall economic activity. The last report for July came out worse than analysts expected. It turned out 92.6, while the forecast was 94.5. That was obviously the coronavirus effect. New virus cases rose steadily during that time. However, these days things have changed. The infections’ curve is declining. In addition, other economic indicators showed that the economy is rebounding and people are getting back to work. However, we can’t be absolutely confident what the report will bring. Don’t miss the USD move!
- If the US consumer confidence is better than the forecasts, the USD will rise.
- Otherwise – fall.
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