The US dollar begins the week on stronger footing, supported by firmer equity sentiment as US futures rise, led by the NASDAQ. Overnight, Japan’s Q3 GDP contracted less severely than expected, reinforcing Prime Minister Takahi’s push for fiscal stimulus amid rising tensions with China over Taiwan, which also weighed on Japanese retail and tourism stocks.
In Europe, the euro is under pressure after EU officials cut the 2026 growth forecast to 1.2%, with broader concerns around trade tensions, weak German performance, and French political instability pointing to a cautious economic outlook. ECB policymakers Gindos and Maloof highlighted ongoing financial risks and the need for a data-dependent stance.
Meanwhile, Swiss Q3 GDP unexpectedly fell, driven by sharp declines in chemicals and pharma.
Today’s key data includes the US Empire Manufacturing Survey, Canada CPI, and remarks from several Fed, ECB, and BOE officials.
LMAX 集团市场策略师 Joel Kruger 独家提供的外汇研究
有关这些重大经济事件的确切日期和时间，请导入 BlackBull Markets经济日历以直接在您的电子邮箱中接收提醒。
交易涉及风险，可能不适合所有投资者。 本文提供的信息仅用于教育目的，不构成财务建议。 在做出任何投资决定之前，请务必进行彻底的研究并寻求专业建议。
