Quite a big day for the markets as far as announcements are concerned, headlined by OPEC meetings ADP Non-Farm Employment Change, the results of UK Bank Stress Tests and a speech by ECB President Mario Draghi. The OPEC Meetings are

Today is a busy day as far as announcements are concerned, while the rest of the week is shaping up to be a crucial one for markets. Europe is releasing a few pieces of data later tonight. This includes: German

A quiet day of announcements today sees a speech delivered by Mario Draghi come into focus. The President of the ECB is due to testify about the European Central Bank’s perspective on economic and monetary developments and the consequences of the

There are several pieces of data set for release today, with the UK & US leading the way. The UK are releasing Second Estimate GDP, Prelim Business Investment, Index of Services and CBI (Confederation of British Industry) Realised Sales data.

A somewhat quiet day of announcements means we look to Europe for our main set of data releases. Among the figures set to be released include: German Final GDP, German Ifo (Institute for Economic Research) Business Climate, GfK German Consumer

Back to a busy day of announcements, with plenty of data set to come out later today and in the early hours of tomorrow morning. Europe is releasing quite a number of pieces of data. This includes: French, German &

Japan has been hit by a large earthquake in the early hours of the morning, which has triggered tsunami warnings, and it will be interesting to see how the markets react to the news. Natural disasters tend to knock confidence

A quiet day of announcements sees the testimony by ECB President, Mario Draghi, come into focus. Draghi is set to deliver his testimony about the ECB’s annual report to the European Parliament in the early hours of tomorrow morning. This will

Fed Reserve and ECB speakers are the main focus today and tomorrow, with data announcements are thin on the ground. A swathe of Fed Reserve members are speaking at various engagements in what could be seen as the US central

Quite a busy day as far as announcements go, with most of the action occurring later tonight and into the early hours of tomorrow morning. Most of the data being released today/tomorrow morning is coming out of the US. This