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The trading week on Wall Street will begin tomorrow marking the official opening of the report season for the second quarter of 2023. Some of the major banks have published their financial reports and will be joined on Tuesday by Bank of America, Charles Schwab, Morgan Stanley and others.
According to Wall Street analysts' estimates, we are expected to have a relatively good reporting season with no special surprises. But this time too, and as always, investors' eyes are on the companies' forecasts for the coming quarters, especially in light of the interest rate hikes that have almost reached their peak. The world's stock markets are still waiting for the severe recession that most economists warn will come against the background of high interest rates while inflation will actually decrease.
The reason for the Feds' rigid policy line is the desire to ensure the control of inflation, which from month to month is proving to be more and more sticky. The release of the hermetic grip of the Fed may lead to a sharp and sudden jump in the consumer price index and therefore the desire to maintain a high interest rate in order to ensure the drop in prices.
Monday - Industrial production, Retail trade, and Investments (June) in China.
Tuesday - Wholesale trade and industrial production (June).
Wednesday - Number of construction starts and approvals (June), Inflation data for June in Great Britain.
Thursday - Number of job seekers, Sales of second-hand houses
Despite the relatively low index, the Fed is expected to raise interest rates on July 26, against the background of a very tight labor market, an acceleration in the rate of wage increases and a recovery in activity in the service industries. This will most likely be the last increase.
Inflation expectations for the next 12 months increased from 3.3% to 3.4% and expectations for the five to ten year period increased from 3.0% to 3.1% per year. The data from the labor market also indicated the robustness of the economy. New weekly claims for unemployment benefits fell to 237,000, a sharper drop than expected.
Inflation is expected to continue to decrease in the coming months. Achieving the inflation target next year depends less on another interest rate increase of 0.25%, but on avoiding an earlier than necessary interest rate cut next year.
Please note that the article should not be considered as investment advice or marketing, and it does not take into account the personal data and requirements of any individual. It is not a substitute for the reader's own judgment, and it should not be considered as advice or recommendation for buying or selling any securities or financial products.
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