Carlos Figueroa Vaca
ᴋᴇʏ ᴡᴇᴇᴋ ɪɴ ᴜ.ꜱ. ᴍᴀʀᴋᴇᴛꜱ This week, important economic data will be released in the United States, after many reports were delayed due to the partial federal government shutdown. Markets will be closely watching employment figures, inflation data, corporate earnings, and signals from the Federal Reserve. This week is crucial because it combines three very sensitive factors for markets: 1. Employment and inflation data (key for interest rate decisions). 2. Earnings reports from major companies. 3. Speeches from the Federal Reserve that may provide clues about the direction of interest rates. All of this information will help investors assess whether the economy is cooling down and what the Fed might do next. Today, Christopher Waller is speaking about digital assets, and Stephen Miran is giving talks and interviews about the economy, delivering key messages from the Fed. Tomorrow, financial results will be released by Coca-Cola, AstraZeneca, Marriott, Robinhood, Ford, and Spotify, among others. In addition, economic data will be published, including December retail sales, the Employment Cost Index, and the import and export prices. On Wednesday, earnings releases will continue from Cisco, McDonald's, Kraft Heinz, Airbnb, Hyatt, and DraftKings. Data on home sales and weekly jobless claims will also be released. Friday will see fewer companies reporting earnings, with Moderna and Wendy's among the highlights. On that day, a key economic indicator for the U.S. economy will be released: January's CPI (inflation). It is one of the most anticipated data points of the week. If inflation comes in higher or lower than expected, it could shift market sentiment. Have a profitable week, Carlos $ABNB (Airbnb Inc) $CSCO (Cisco Systems Inc) $KO (Coca-Cola) $HOOD (Robinhood Markets Inc.)
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