Move in the right direction
The “unease factors” can beat all other rational models or good arguments and they might hit the stock market hard as unease can spin into fear.
Week 14 2021- Good Vibrations from Wall Street, but…
What to expect: Significant EU economies like Italy, France, and Germany are moved to a stricter lockdown after Easter break Germany and France industrial production numbers affect GDP growth ECB minutes to be released
No Easter egg for investors this year
During the first quarter, global stock markets ended up surviving the prospect of a worldwide rising inflation, but the pressure on investors is not immediately easing.
Week 13 2021- Challenges Awaiting European Central Bank
What to expect: France in the limelight Spain’s retail sales improves German employment rate to be released tomorrow
Week 12 2021- Germans Optimistic Amidst Stricter Covid-19 Risks
What to expect: Lockdowns intensified in Germany and some parts of France and Italy Consumers are very resilient Expectations from Ifo Business Climate Index
Week 11 2021- Rising Inflation Threatens EU Economy
What to expect: Mid-sized European companies yield to rising inflation Combined EU-wide inflation numbers release Rising rates for real estate sector
The battle about the bond market
The nervousness in the financial markets has gone up in the global financial markets due to rising inflation, rising long-term interest rates, and a pressured stock market, but the situation is under control- at least right now.
Week 10 2021- Online Trading and Shipping Businesses are on a High
What to expect: Deutsche Post and Adidas release sales forecast ECB press conference will contain the discussion on the bond purchase program Germany and Spain’s industrial production were weaker than expected
Even Europe is ready for economic growth
Large European corporations are very optimistic about the future, though other developments may continue to keep investors nervous.