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Results season as the last bulls rescue? [Video]
The presidential election in France is undoubtedly the highlight of the beginning of the week. The second-largest economy in Europe continues to favor the current Emmanuel Macron, although his advantage over Marine Le Pen is so small that the markets (especially the EUR) may be under pressure in the next two weeks. Investors' attention could not escape the last week's FOMC minutes, which, according to Powell's announcement, provided more details on the planned reduction of the Fed balance sheet. In the coming days, investors' attention will be drawn to the earnings season in the United States, but the main event of the week is the monetary decision scheduled for Thursday European Central Bank.
The results will help the bulls?
We invite you to a webinar with the Chief Economist XTB Przemysław Kwiecień, PhD, in which we answer the title question - will the results season prove to be the last salvation for the bulls?
- What did they tell us FOMC minutes?
- Will the rates continue to rise?
- What's next for Russian oil?
In addition, due to the very dynamic situation in the world, additional ones will be made available raports Video on the impact of the coronavirus on the global economy, market analysis precious metals.
About the host
Dr Przemysław Kwiecień - Chief economist X-Trade Brokers. Doctor of Economics at the University of Warsaw, graduate of the University of Warsaw and London Metropolitan University (MSc). Holder of the prestigious CFA certificate. He has been working for XTB since 2007, previously he gained experience as an advisor to the Minister of Finance, Mirosław Gronicki, and an economist at Bank Millennium. At XTB, he manages the Analysis Department.
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