Deutsche Bank 1/6: the week after payrolls tends to be a quieter week for data with January’s CPI print (Wednesday) potentially the most interesting given that inflationary pressures are popping up everywhere. Elsewhere there are various sentiment surveys from the US,
Deutsche Bank 2/6: along with industrial production results for many of Europe’s largest economies. While it is a relatively slow week for central banks, we expect to hear from both ECB President Lagarde (today) and Fed Chair Powell (Wednesday) this week.
Deutsche Bank 3/6: Finally, we are past #earnings season hump but with 82 S&P 500 and 84 Stoxx 600 companies reporting still.
The day by day week ahead is at the end but in terms #of earnings highlights to look out for, today we’ll hear from Global Payments & Simon Property Group
The day by day week ahead is at the end but in terms #of earnings highlights to look out for, today we’ll hear from Global Payments & Simon Property Group
Deutsche Bank 4/6: then tomorrow Cisco Systems, Dupont de Nemours, Twitter and Fiserv. Wednesday brings releases from Toyota, Coca-Cola Co., Uber, General Motors, Equinix, Deutsche Boerse, MGM Resorts, Vestas and AP Moller-Maersk. Then on Thursday, we’ll hear from Disney, PepsiCo
Deutsche Bank 5/6: L’Oreal, AstraZeneca, Duke Energy, Illumina, Kraft Heinz and Credit Agricole.
Elsewhere we could see #Draghi become the next Italian PM this week as Bloomberg has reported overnight that Mr. Draghi has been able to secure support from parties across
Elsewhere we could see #Draghi become the next Italian PM this week as Bloomberg has reported overnight that Mr. Draghi has been able to secure support from parties across
Deutsche Bank 6/6: the political divide including from the Five Star Movement and Matteo Salvini’s League.
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