Prior +1.0%Retail sales +2.0% vs +5.1% y/y expectedPrior +7.8%Euro area retail sales were much weaker than estimated in December as rising consumer inflation may be starting to take a toll on spending/consumption despite it being the Christmas shopping season. Retail sales of non-food products fell

Eurozone inflation seen at 3% in 2022 (ECB projection 3.2%)
Eurozone inflation seen at 1.8% in 2023 (ECB projection 1.8%)
Eurozone growth seen at 4.2% in 2022 (ECB projection 4.2%)
Eurozone growth seen at 2.7% in 2023

Of note, the longer-term inflation expectations for 2026 were r

Prior 54.3After a more subdued period towards the end of last year, the UK construction sector is seen gaining momentum as commercial activity surged to a six-month high and helping to offset a weaker rise in house building. Adding to the positives is that it appears that the peak phase of supply ch

So far in 2022, there
is a growing risk from the ongoing health crisis. That is why basic financial
planning and having money set aside for unexpected future expenses has now
become more critical than ever.

 

Here are four different
ways you can invest your money for this
year.  

 

1.   
Inve

The pair is now trading up to its highest level in a week, clipping the 1.1300 level today. This comes as the dollar remains more sluggish across the board in trading this week, with today being no exception.
USD/JPY is down 0.3% to 114.33 and USD/CHF also down 0.2% to 0.9194 on the day. And we are

Inflation causes the
prices of goods and services to rise over time. In a high inflationary
environment, investors take steps to help their portfolios stay intact and ease
their concerns over the impact of inflation.

 

These moves or hedges,
so to speak, can be either strategic or tactical in na

Stock market crashes
can be frightening, but there are ways to be ready
for them. While it’s tough to confirm whether the market is about to slide,
strengthening your portfolio will help you anticipate it.

 

Whether a market crash
is looming, you need to protect your investments. Here are three

Prior +5.0%Core CPI +2.3% vs +1.9% y/y expectedPrior +2.6%That’s a big blow to the ECB as euro area inflation unexpectedly hits a new record high, defying expectations. Soaring energy prices continue to drive up inflation mostly but food prices also surged to start the year. Meanwhile, services and

It’s been a relatively quiet couple of hours on the newsflow front, so I thought I’d share Newsquawk’s Daily US Opening News note to give you guys something to read, especially helpful for those of you just getting to your desks for the U.S. session.Also, a quick look at USD and 10-Yr Yields USD Mon

Eurozone Unemployment Rate: 7% (Forecast 7.1%, Previous 7.2%)EURUSD @ 1.1257
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