After Monday’s calm, the movement will return to financial markets with several major companies reporting results this week, such as Netflix and IBM. Central banks will also be in evidence with meetings of the Bank of Japan, Bank of Canada and the European Central Bank on Thursday, from where a new direction is expected for the financial institution led now by Christine Lagarde. Today is the day of economic data in the USA and the World Economic Forum in Davos begins, with a much-anticipated meeting between Trump and the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen.
Some extra volatility is expected during the week, with likely volume spikes on Thursday at the ECB meeting and at any time if Trump decides to write a tweet in anticipation of the meeting he is going to have with the other major world leaders, hence that caution with leverage will be a watchword to take into account.
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