Weekly Economic Calendar for 14.04.2025–20.04.2025
Investors and markets are slowly adjusting to the new landscape after the introduction of counter-tariffs by President Trump's administration. However, uncertainty remains high, and the risk of further trade tensions continues to weigh on sentiment.In the upcoming week of 14.04.2025–20.04.2025, market participants will focus on macroeconomic statistics from the UK, Canada, China, the US, New Zealand, and Australia, as well as the results of the central banks of Canada and the Eurozone.Nota
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