Global markets will track IMF and World Bank meetings, US inflation data, Wall Street bank earnings, China’s trade figures and a continuing global bond selloff as investors assess growth prospects, interest rate expectations and geopolitical risks.
Global markets will track IMF and World Bank meetings, US inflation data, Wall Street bank earnings, China’s trade figures and a continuing global bond selloff as investors assess growth prospects, interest rate expectations and geopolitical risks.
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Global markets enter a quieter summer week with food inflation, US consumer spending, Japan’s growth outlook, gold and UK inflation in focus. Investors will assess whether rising energy and food costs prove temporary or complicate central banks’ interest-rate decisions.
