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What to Watch: BoE Monetary Policy Report Hearings
The BoE's Monetary Policy Report Hearings at 13:15 UTC headline a quiet calendar, putting sterling in focus for the next 24 hours.
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What to Watch: US Non-Farm Payrolls Headline the Session
A preview of the next 24 hours: US non-farm payrolls, Canadian jobs and a Bailey speech dominate the high-impact calendar, all times UTC.
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What to Watch: US ISM Services PMI Headlines the Session
A calendar preview of the next 24 hours: Swiss CPI, US Unemployment Claims and the ISM Services PMI, with forecasts against prior readings.
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What to Watch: BOC rate decision headlines the session
The Bank of Canada rate decision leads a busy 24 hours, alongside US ADP payrolls and an RBNZ speaker. Times, forecasts and previous readings inside.
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London Wrap: Crypto climbs, European stocks slide
Cardano and Ethereum led a crypto bounce while the Euro Stoxx 50 fell 1.1% and platinum group metals tumbled. Oil extended its weekly gain.
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What to Watch: US Jobless Claims and Jackson Hole
A calendar preview of the next 24 hours: US unemployment claims, the Jackson Hole Symposium, and Tokyo core CPI, with forecasts versus previous readings.
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What to Watch: Treasury Secretary Bessent Speaks
The next 24 hours bring a single scheduled market event: US Treasury Secretary Bessent speaks at 18:00 UTC. Here's what to watch on the dollar.
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What to Watch: Flash PMIs headline a packed European morning
A dense calendar of medium-impact releases: UK retail sales, flash PMIs across France, Germany and the UK, then Trump speaks. Times in UTC.
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What to Watch: US Philly Fed and Jobless Claims
A preview of the next 24 hours: the US Philly Fed Manufacturing Index and weekly Unemployment Claims, both due at 12:30 UTC.
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What to Watch: UK CPI Leads a Loaded Calendar
UK CPI, FOMC minutes and Australian jobs headline the next 24 hours. Here's what each release measures, forecast vs previous, and the currency in focus.
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What to Watch: UK Claimant Count Change
UK labour data leads the next 24 hours, with claimant count and wage growth at 06:00 UTC, followed by Australian wage figures. Here's the schedule.
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What to Watch: US Retail Sales and Consumer Sentiment
A US-focused calendar: retail sales and preliminary UoM consumer sentiment and inflation expectations headline the next 24 hours, all in dollars.