Yesterday, was certainly the only “lively” day of the week in terms of data releases. Today, we have another boring day. The only notable releases are the German IFO and the US Durable Goods Orders data.
Both of them will likely be ignored since they won’t change anything for the central banks or the markets. Other than that, we just have a couple of low tier releases like the ECB’s money supply data or the Italian Business Confidence.
Next week should be better as we get some key economic releases like the NFP and the tariffs deadline on Friday. We will certainly get more trade deals throughout the week.
This article was written by Giuseppe Dellamotta at investinglive.com.