Monday, December 20, 2021

Fwd: Chika, get ready for next week's markets


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USDCNH could rise if PBOC lowers prime rate

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Dear Chika,

Here's the latest on what's shaping the markets, what events you should keep an eye on for next week and where the possible trading opportunities might be.

Potential opportunities for next week

USDCNH could rise if PBOC lowers prime rate

So, the Fed, BOE, ECB and the BOJ have all had their say this week. Up next week is the People's Bank of China, which could lower its benchmark loan prime rate in order to provide stronger support for its economy.

Recent data out of China suggests slowing growth, and concerns are rising that its troubled property sector could be a bigger drag. Hence, lower rates which prompts some declines in the yuan would also help shore up the world's second largest economy. The cheaper currency could help make its exports more affordable to its customers worldwide which in turn potentially boosts China's output as well.

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Key events that may cause volatility

Monday:

NZD: New Zealand November external trade, Q4 consumer confidence

CNH: China loan prime rates

Tuesday:

AUD: RBA minutes and weekly consumer confidence

EUR: Eurozone December consumer confidence

CAD: Canada October retail sales

Wednesday:

NZD: New Zealand December consumer confidence

GBP: UK 3Q GDP (final)

US crude: EIA weekly US crude oil inventory report

USD: US 3Q GDP and December consumer confidence

Thursday:

JPY: Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda speaks

USD: US initial weekly jobless claims, November personal income and spending, November PCE deflator and December consumer sentiment

Friday:

US markets closed, European stock markets half-day

Read today's Analysis

We look forward to helping you get more from the markets.

Kind regards,
The FXTM Team

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