HomeEconomyTop 5 things to watch in the market in the coming week Economy Top 5 things to watch in the market in the coming week By farahat September 18, 2022 0 120 views Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Dollar /JPY -0.% add to Watchlist/Remove from Watchlist ) Add to watch list Add Location Job added successfully: Please name your portfolio type: purchase Sell date: quantity: price Point value: Leverage: 1:1 1: 1: 1: 1: 11 NDX -0.10% Add to/from watch Delete from list Add to watchlist Add Location Job added successfully: Please name your portfolio type: purchase Sell date: quantity: price Point value: Leverage: 1:1 1: 1: 1: 1: 11 1: 24 1: 20 1: 55 1: 41 Committee: CREATE NEW WATCH LIST CREATE Create a new holding portfolio Add Create + Add another position to close us75 -0.% Add to/Remove watchlist ) Add to watch list Add Location Job added successfully: Please name your holding Combination type: purchaseSell date: quantity: price Point value: Leverage: 1:11: 1: 1: 1: 25 1: 1: 1: 55 1: 72 Committee: create new Watchlist Creation create new holding portfolio add create + Add another position to close ) by Noreen Burke Investing.com – Investor Attention will focus directly on the Fed in the coming week, with policymakers widely expected to provide three straight – Wednesday rate hike basis points. The Fed is not alone in the game – central bank policymakers in the UK, Switzerland and Japan are also set to meet this week as the global fight against inflation intensifies. Meanwhile, U.S. stocks looked set for another turbulent week amid fears that rising interest rates would cause the economy to struggle. Here’s what you need to know to start your new week. 1000 Federal Reserve Resolution 10001000 166 higher than expected US 1000Inflation August Data reinforces expectations for another big rate hike by the Fed at the end of Meeting on Wednesday. The market price is 11 – basis point rate hike, but some investors are bracing for a rate hike A full percentage point — a move that would have been unthinkable not long ago. Market watchers will be on high alert for how the U.S. central bank views the current pace of monetary tightening, the strength of the economy and the likelihood of continued inflation — and Signs of how the balance sheet is shrinking. Some are concerned that the Fed will cut its balance sheet by $ billion per month, may damage Market liquidity and pressure on the economy. 166 Bank of England 1661000 400 This1000U.K The central bank met on Thursday after last week’s meeting was postponed by a week due to Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral. Policy makers are expected to hike rates again basis points, which would bring the bank rate to 2. %,Although – basis point hike still under discussion . This will be the first meeting of the Bank of England since the announcement. The government has set a price cap on energy prices, and inflation is expected to peak below the original level, but to increase consumption Investors’ pockets of funds are likely to remain high for longer. On Friday, the new Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwassi Kwaten will make a “fiscal affair” – his first statement about him How the plan will deliver on the promise of the new prime minister, Liz Truss, to make Britain a low-tax economy that could fuel inflation. The seemingly opposite monetary direction and fiscal policy underscore the challenges facing the UK economy, which 400Inflation rate in the world’s major economies, but there is also a risk of a recession. 16610001000 Global Central Bank 5001000 75 This1000 Swiss National Bank Meeting with officials on Thursday, expected to provide – basis point rate hike, matching recent moves by the ECB, although 500 Inflation far outperforms Switzerland in the Eurozone. Elsewhere in Europe, Norges Bank is expected to raise rates 72m Meeting on Thursday , as inflation continues to beat expectations. This Bank of Japan Thursday also A meeting was held amid speculation that Japanese authorities were about to intervene in the foreign exchange market to support vulnerable groups 400 yen , it hit – year-to-date low against the dollar earlier this month. The U.S. dollar is supported as the Fed will continue to aggressively tighten policy, while the Bank of Japan sticks to unprecedented easing. 41 PMI data 7595 166 First look at European business activity in September , PMI data for Eurozone and UK This Eurozone Purchasing Managers Index has been less than two months level that separates contraction from expansion – suggesting that with energy shocks and monetary policy tightening, the euro zone may enter recession sooner than previously thought. last Thursday,72 World Bank Warning , the world economy has slowed sharply, and even “a moderate hit to the global economy could slip into recession next year” as central banks raise interest rates at the same time to combat persistent inflation. 41 US equities 1000 166 U.S. stocks closed lower on Friday, S&P 75 and400 weighed down by inflation concerns, looming rate hikes and ominous economic warning signs, the Nasdaq had its biggest weekly percentage drop since June. U.S. stocks have not changed significantly this year. Due to the high inflation data, the Federal Reserve may continue to raise interest rates faster and further than previously expected. thereby increasing the likelihood of an economic recession. “Although the market expects the Fed to raise interest rates sharply next week, there are huge uncertainties and concerns about future rate hikes, David Carter, managing director of JPMorgan in New York, told Reuters on Friday. “The Fed is doing what it needs to do. After some pain, the markets and the economy will heal on their own.” – Reuters Contributed to this report Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Previous articleU.S. banking regulator considers new rules for regional banks in times of crisisNext articleTunisia expects to reach deal with IMF loan within weeks, cbank chief says farahat RELATED ARTICLES Economy Ghana sends debt restructuring proposal to official creditors: sources June 6, 2023 Economy Sequoia to divest China, India/Southeast Asia businesses amid geopolitical tensions June 6, 2023 Economy Exclusive: China's state banks told to lower cap on dollar deposit rates – sources June 6, 2023 LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Comment: Please enter your comment! Name:* Please enter your name here Email:* You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Website: Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. 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