This week is set to be eventful as a myriad of economic events is set to take place. From Powell's testimony to the ECB rate decision and US NFPs to retail earnings, this article covers the main events of the week.
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On the week of January 29, 2024, tech giants AMD, Microsoft, and Alphabet are set to release earnings, the Fed and the BoE will decide on rates, and economic releases from Australia, the US, Germany, and the Eurozone are scheduled for release.
Major US bank earnings for Q4 are expected to be mixed as higher costs, and subdued lending may have weighed on profits despite some potentially benefiting from higher interest rates. The upcoming reports on Friday, January 12, can provide important insights into the 2024 economic outlook.
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