🗓️ Schedule of notable economic events
📊 Important economic data
• Preliminary PMI for April: Expected to be announced this week, reflecting manufacturing and service activity in the US, Europe, and Asia. Analysts expect this index to show increasing inflationary pressures, with input prices for US manufacturers rising at the fastest rate in two years.
• Durable Goods Orders: Will be announced on Thursday, April 24. This data provides insight into business investment spending in the US.
• New Home Sales: Expected to be announced on Wednesday, April 23, providing information about the US real estate market.
• Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index: Will be announced on Friday, April 25. This index has declined for four consecutive months, reflecting weakening consumer sentiment.
🏦 Central bank speeches and policies
• Federal Reserve (Fed): Chairman Jerome Powell emphasized that inflation may be prolonged due to the effects of tariff policies, and the Fed will maintain current interest rates for the foreseeable future.
• European Central Bank (ECB): Expected to cut interest rates by an additional 0.25 percentage points this week to support the eurozone economy.
• Central Bank of Indonesia: Facing pressure from economic volatility and exchange rates, may adjust monetary policy to stabilize the market.
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• Procter & Gamble and PepsiCo: Reports from these two companies will provide insight into spending trends.
📊 Important economic data
• Preliminary PMI for April: Expected to be announced this week, reflecting manufacturing and service activity in the US, Europe, and Asia. Analysts expect this index to show increasing inflationary pressures, with input prices for US manufacturers rising at the fastest rate in two years.
• Durable Goods Orders: Will be announced on Thursday, April 24. This data provides insight into business investment spending in the US.
• New Home Sales: Expected to be announced on Wednesday, April 23, providing information about the US real estate market.
• Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index: Will be announced on Friday, April 25. This index has declined for four consecutive months, reflecting weakening consumer sentiment.
🏦 Central bank speeches and policies
• Federal Reserve (Fed): Chairman Jerome Powell emphasized that inflation may be prolonged due to the effects of tariff policies, and the Fed will maintain current interest rates for the foreseeable future.
• European Central Bank (ECB): Expected to cut interest rates by an additional 0.25 percentage points this week to support the eurozone economy.
• Central Bank of Indonesia: Facing pressure from economic volatility and exchange rates, may adjust monetary policy to stabilize the market.
rong leadership board.
• Procter & Gamble and PepsiCo: Reports from these two companies will provide insight into spending trends.