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Newsquawk Week Ahead: US CPI, BLS revisions, ECB, OPEC, French Vote, China CPI, Japan GDP
- Next week, highlights include US CPI, the BLS benchmark revisions, ECB rate decision, OPEC-8, French No Confidence Vote, Chinese Inflation & Trade, Japanese GDP, and the latest Apple Event
UK July retail sales +0.6% vs +0.2% m/m expected
- Latest data released by ONS - 5 September 2025
UK August construction PMI 45.5 vs 45.0 expected
- Latest data released by S&P Global - 4 Sept 2025
CHF/NOK/SEK/AUD longs losing juice vs GBP/JPY as front-end spreads flip
- JPMorgan flags loss of momentum in fiscal FX trades as front-end spreads turn adverse.
UK Finance Minister Reeves: Britain's economy is not broken
- Comments from the UK Finance Minister, Rachel Reeves
UK August final services PMI 54.2 vs 53.6 prelim
- Final data released by S&P Global - 3 September 2025
GBPUSD Technical Analysis – UK 30yr yields jump to a new cycle high
- The GBPUSD pair remains stuck in a range with big moves inside it. What’s next?
Pound falls as UK long-end yields continue to blow up
- The gilts market is sending a warning signal as borrowing costs surge higher in the UK
UK August final manufacturing PMI 47.0 vs 47.3 prelim
- Final reading released by S&P Global - 1 September 2025
UK July mortgage approvals 65.35k vs 64.40k expected
- Latest data released by the BOE - 1 September 2025
UK August Nationwide house prices -0.1% vs +0.2% m/m expected
- Latest data released by Nationwide Building Society - 1 September 2025
Newsquawk Week Ahead: US NFP, ISM PMIs, EZ Flash CPI, UK Retail Sales, and Canada Jobs
- Next week focus will largely be on the US NFP report as well as the ISM Services and Manufacturing PMI. Elsewhere, Canada jobs, EZ Flash CPI, UK Retail Sales and Australian GDP will be eyed.
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves could boost revenues by imposing a windfall tax on banks
- A recommendation from a UK think tank
GBPUSD Technical Analysis - Traders await the US labour market data
- The GBPUSD pair remains rangebound as traders await the key US labour market data. What’s next?
UK services confidence slips again in August, CBI warns on costs and weak demand
- GBP sentiment relatively upbeat as weak services surveys underline growth headwinds. Such data raises doubts over how far the BoE can cut rate while the Fed looks like it'll be cornered into doing just that soon.
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