Liquidity is getting closer to GDP, BoJ and BOC decisions in the US

Although trade wars and global growth were active themes last week, liquidity conditions have sidelined most of the efforts to make headlines in critical mbad market movements. Over the coming week, traders will focus on critical events such as US earnings, BOJ and BOC rate decisions, and US Q1 GDP, among other high-level risks.

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Australian dollar forecast – Australian dollar faces big problem as official CPI figures loom

The Australian dollar held up well, with the global appetite for risk holding up pretty well. However, the market can now rely on official inflation figures. They can not help the cause of the bulls

Crude Oil Forecast – The price of crude oil declining relative to US energy data and energy GDP

The crude oil price outlook is neutral after commodity and S & P 500 freezes. Can Chevron, Exxon Mobil's earnings fuel the uptrend? Or will the weak US GDP data sink oil?

Pound Sterling Forecast – Sterling will he stabilize with the risk of Brexit remotely?

Expect new news from Brexit next week with the return of Parliament after the second extension of the UK withdrawal agreement by the European Union. What should sterling traders watch?

Forecast in US dollars – The US dollar could appreciate down as markets become defensive

The US dollar could rise, boosted by capital flows in search of paradise as financial markets are bombarded by evidence of slowing global growth and mitigate exposure to risky badets.

Gold Forecast – Unclear prospects as Brexit comes to the fore, US GDP on Friday

The price of gold fell in the middle of the week as the invigorated US dollar undermined the demand for bullion; the combination of strong US equities and a strong US dollar has always been negative for gold prices.

Euro Forecast – EURUSD crumbles in the face of euro zone growth fears

The markets are not forgiving and the euro is currently under pressure, with very little support to help stop the current sale.

Stock forecast index – Dow Jones, S & P 500, DAX 30 and Nikkei 225 fundamentals

The earnings season is in full swing and corporate giants like Microsoft and Amazon are expected to report back in the coming week. Meanwhile, the Nikkei is considering a rate decision from the Bank of Japan.