A review of the week past and the week ahead
What mattered last week:
- The S&P500 closed 1.30% higher on good earnings data, progress on vaccine rollouts, and rising prospects that a larger than previously anticipated US stimulus package will be passed.
- Supported also by dovish comments from Fed Chair Powell reiterating that the goal remains full employment and that the US is a long way from that.
- Volatility, as measured by the VIX index closed lower at 20.0.
- U.S. 10-year yields rose 5bp to close near 1.215%.
- Gold closed slightly higher near $1824.00.
- Crude oil closed over 2% higher, near $59.47/bbl.
- The ASX200 fell 0.50% to close at 6806.7, as news of a new lockdown in Victoria weighed on sentiment.
- The AUD/USD rallied over 1% to close near .7760, supported by stronger risk sentiment and commodity prices.
For the week ahead, the key events are:
Australia: HIA new home sales (Monday), RBA meeting minutes (Tuesday), labour Force (Thursday), Markit flash PMI, and retail sales (Friday).
- Labour Force (Thursday): The market is looking for a 30k rise in employment in January with the unemployment rate edging down to 6.5%.
Earnings season continues with reports from companies including BHP, TWE GPT, and QBE.
New Zealand: Global dairy trade auction (Tuesday).
China: Chinese New Year holiday.
Japan: Q4 GDP (Monday), CPI (Friday),
- Q4 GDP (Monday): The market is looking for a 2.3% q/q rise.
Singapore: Balance of trade (Wednesday).
Korea: PPI (Friday).
U.S: Retail sales and industrial production (Wednesday), FOMC meeting minutes, housing starts, building permits, jobless claims (Thursday), Markit Flash PMIs, and existing home loans (Friday).
- Retail sales (Wednesday): Headline retail sales are expected to rebound by 0.9% helped by stronger gasoline station receipts coming from higher pump prices.
Euro Area: EA balance of trade, industrial production (Monday), EA employment (Tuesday), EA consumer confidence and Markit flash PMI and German Flash PMI (Friday).
UK: CPI (Wednesday), retail sales, and Markit flash PMI’s (Friday).
本文所含内容及观点仅为一般信息,并无任何意图被视为买卖任何货币或差价合约的建议或请求。文中所 含内容及观点匀可能在不被通知的情况下更改。本文并未考虑任何特定用户的特定投资目标、财务状况和 需求。任何引用历史价格波动或价位水平的信息均基于我们的分析,并不表示或证明此类波动或价位水平 有可能在未来重新发生。本文所载信息之来源虽被认为可靠,但作者不保证它的准确性和完整性,同时作者也不对任何可能因参考本文内容及观点而产生的任何直接或间接的损失承担责任。
期货、期货期权、外汇和其他产品交易存在高风险,不适合所有投资者。亏损可能超出您的账户注资。减低安全资金要求意味着增加风险。黄金、白银现货交易不受《美国商品交易法案》的监管。差价合约(CFDs) 不对美国居民提供。在决定交易外汇之前,您需仔细考虑您的财务目标、经验水平和风险承受能力。文中所含任何意见、 新闻、研究、分析、报价或其他信息等都仅作与本文所含主题相关的一般类信息,同时嘉盛全球市场有限公司不提供任何投资、法律或税务的建议。您需要合适的顾问征询所有关于投资、法律或税务方面的事宜。有关FOREX.com或嘉盛集团请参考嘉盛集团股份有限公司 (GAIN Capital Holdings Inc.) 以及旗下子公司相关信息。
我们提供的服务包括场外交易产品和货币对产品的交易,并存在亏损大于初始注资金额的风险。这些产品不一定适合每一位投资者,请确保您完全了解所涉及的风险,必要时可向第三方征询意见。点击此处阅览完整的风险披露。
本网站由StoneX集团公司(StoneX Group Inc.)旗下的全资子公司StoneX Financial Ltd.和嘉盛全球市场有限公司(GAIN Global Markets, Inc.,“GGMI”)联合管理。StoneX Financial Ltd.在英国金融行为监管局(FCA)注册并受其监管(FCA号码:446717)。GGMI受开曼群岛金融管理局监管(许可证号码:25033)。在决定与其中任何StoneX集团公司(StoneX Group Inc.)旗下的受监管公司进行交易之前,您应仔细阅读并考虑所有条款条件、相关附件、通知和政策。
FOREX.com的母公司StoneX集团公司(StoneX Group Inc.)为纳斯达克证券交易所上市公司,透过旗下成员企业在全球7个监管区域下运作,其中包括英国金融行为监管局(FCA)、美国商品期货委员会(CFTC)、美国国家期货协会(NFA)、日本金融服务管理局(FSA)、澳大利亚证券投资委员会(ASIC)、开曼群岛金融管理局(CIMA)、加拿大投资行业监管组织(IIROC)和新加坡金融管理局(MAS)。
FOREX.com可能时常通过StoneX Financial Ltd. (地址:Moor House First Floor, 120 London Wall, London, EC2Y 5ET, United Kingdom)来提供与信用卡相关的支付服务。
嘉盛全球市场有限公司(GAIN Global Markets, Inc.) 主营业地址:30 Independence Blvd, Suite 300 (3rd floor), Warren, NJ 07059, USA, 为StoneX集团公司(StoneX Group Inc.)旗下成员。
本网站根据您的要求为您提供信息,其内容仅作一般信息用途,不得于中华人民共和国境内复制或再传播。本网站信息不构成或导致(1)提供或出售任何金融服务或产品的要约;(2)采取任何金融产品相关行动的推荐(明示或暗示);或(3)任何投资建议或市场预测。
© FOREX.COM 2024