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Friday preview: US personal income and spending, consumer confidence in focus
Investors will be treated to a fresh batch of economic data Stateside at the end of the week.
Thursday preview: US Q1 GDP, Auto Trader in focus
All eyes on Thursday will be on a batch of fresh economic data due out in the States, including a revised reading on first quarter gross domestic product.
Wednesday preview: Fed minutes, Marks&Spencer in focus
All eyes in the middle of the week will revert to the US central bank as it releases the minutes of its 3-4 May policy deliberations.
Tuesday preview: Factory and services PMIs due out on both sides of the Pond
The market spotlight on Tuesday will fall on the results of a raft of factory and services sector indices from S&P Global covering the month of May.
Friday preview: UK retail sales, euro area consumer confidence in focus
The market spotlight at the end of the week will be on UK retail sales figures for the month of April, as economists try to discern how the consumer is holding up and reacting to the uncertainty at home and overseas.
Thursday preview: Philly Fed survey, Easyjet in the spotlight
Another batch of US economic data on Thursday may help to further shape the ongoing debate around recession risks in the US towards the end of 2022.
Wednesday preview: UK CPÎ, Burberry in focus
The market spotlight on Wednesday will fall on consumer price inflation in the UK.
Tuesday preview: UK employment, Vodafone in focus
The market spotlight on Tuesday will be on UK employment with economists keen to see whether the labour market remains tight and how well - given the ongoing cost-of-living crisis - wage growth is holding up.
Friday preview: US and Euro area inflation in the spotlight
Inflation will continue to top the economic agenda at the end of the week with readings on price pressures and economic agents' expectations for them due out on either side of the Pond.
Thursday preview: UK GDP, BT Group in focus
Investors attention on Thursday will be on the preliminary reading of UK economic growth during the first quarter, which is expected to have held up well.
Wednesday preview: US, China CPI in the spotlight
The market spotlight on Wednesday will be firmly on the US and whether consumer price inflation did indeed peak in April as some economists have posited.
Tuesday preview: Fedspeak, ECB vice-President in focus
Investors' focus on Tuesday will be on a raft of Fed speakers who are due to take to the podium, given some market watchers' concern that the US central bank is not moving fast enough on tightening monetary policy.
Friday preview: US non-farm payrolls, IAG in the spotlight
Financial markets' attention at the end of the week will be on the US non-farm payrolls report for April.
Wednesday preview: US Fed, services PMIs in the spotlight
All eyes on Wednesday will be on the US central bank to see whether rate-setters follow through on their recent accelerated plans for tightening policy or even go a bit further.
Friday preview: US and euro area inflation, NatWest Group in the spotlight
Investors' attention at the end of the week will be on a raft of inflation readings on either side of the Atlantic.
Thursday preview: US Q1 GDP, Barclays in the spotlight
The market spotlight on Thursday will be on a preliminary reading for first quarter US gross domestic product.
Wednesday preview: ECB's Christine Lagarde, Lloyds in the spotlight
The market spotlight on Wednesday is likely to be on European Central Bank boss, Christine Lagarde, in light of recent weakness in the single currency.
Tuesday preview: HSBC and Microsoft in focus
The market spotlight on Tuesday will be on the corporate side of things with HSBC and Microsoft both due to update shareholders.
Thursday preview: Ukraine conflict, Meggitt in the spotlight
All eyes on Thursday will be on attempts to try and at least work out a ceasefire deal in the Ukraine conflict over the Orthodox Easter holiday, as well on restarting talks between Russia and Ukraine.
Wednesday preview: Fed Beige Book, Rio Tinto in the spotlight
The market spotlight in the middle of the week will be on the US central bank as its next policy meeting starts to come into view.
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