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Financial markets are treading water today after a mildly positive overnight session. Australian Q3 growth disappointed and
missed both the prior quarter’s reading and forecast, while the latest German factory order numbers fell further, highlighting
ongoing weakness in Europe’s largest economy. In the currency market, all eyes on ever changing US and ECB interest rate
forecasts with the Fed now expected to cut rates by 125 basis points next year, while the ECB may cut up to 150 bps in
2024. These moving expectations have weakened the Euro further while the US dollar index has moved slightly higher.
Markets will shortly turn their attention to Friday’s NFP figure ahead of next week’s central bank decisions by the US
Federal Reserve (FOMC), the European Central Bank (ECB), and The Bank of England (BoE)
For all central bank interest rate decisions see the DFX Central Bank Calendar.
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