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15.12.25 - 17:18
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Key Events This Very Busy Week: Jobs, Payrolls, CPI. Retail Sales And Central Banks Galore (ZeroHedge)
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Key Events This Very Busy Week: Jobs, Payrolls, CPI. Retail Sales And Central Banks Galore
With just days left in 2025, it's an extremely busy week for global markets, with a dense calendar of economic releases and major central bank decisions, including from the European Central Bank, the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan, which as DB's Jim Reid writes, all have a chance to be Scrooges or Santas in their meetings this week. Alongside these announcements, the data flow will be heavy: the US will finally publish delayed employment and inflation reports, while flash PMIs for December and will provide clues on global momentum. Meanwhile, overnight, China' econ data dump came in worse than expected with both fixed investment, IP and Retail sales both missing.
It's also an interesting time for global markets with long-end yields at or around multi-month or even multi-year highs (e.g. Japan and 30yr Europe) at the same time as the weakest AI stories are increasingly being punished rather...
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