A relatively quiet day on the announcement front has ensured that the Presidential Election is thrust into the spotlight. Although there is still data being released, particularly from Europe. As the election is only a couple of days away, traders

Quite a busy day as far as the markets are concerned, with the US releasing the most important data. The US is releasing the most important data, headlined by Non-Farm Employment Change, Unemployment Rate,  Average Hourly Earnings and Trade Balance.

Quite a huge day as far as markets are concerned, with the UK being the most likely to move markets. The US and Europe also feature quite prominently. The UK is likely to provide the most volatility to the markets

Both the US and Europe have a swathe of data set to be released later today/tomorrow morning that has the potential to have a huge effect on markets. The most important announcement comes out in the early hours of tomorrow

Another big day as far as announcements are concerned. Early tomorrow  morning, data out of the US includes: Final Manufacturing PMI, ISM Manufacturing PMI, Construction Spending, IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism and ISM Manufacturing Prices. As indicated, the PMI figures along with

In what shapes up to be a huge week of announcements, the main focus for today is Europe and the US. Out of Europe later today, a number of figures are set to be released. These include: German Retail Sales,

Big day for announcements today, led by the US and Europe, with Japan also featuring. Later today and tomorrow morning, the US is releasing some crucial data. This includes: Advance GDP, Advance GDP Price Index, Employment Cost Index, Revised UoM

Quite a few announcements today, especially as far as the EU, UK and US is concerned. Europe is today releasing Spanish Unemployment Rate, M3 Money Supply and Private Loans figures. The unemployment rate is crucial as it reflects the strength

A busy day ahead on the announcement front, with both the EU and US leading the way. Out of Europe, a number of announcements are being made. German Consumer Climate, German Import Prices and Italian Retail Sales are all being

All eyes will be on BOE (Bank Of England) Governor Mark Carney and ECB (European Central Bank) President Mario Draghi as they will both be delivering speeches. While these are not official rate meeting speeches, markets will be keenly looking