The week ahead: Fed hangover, durables, and Brexit speculation

Mar 19, 2017 at 10:24 AM EDT

The Fed decision, as well as the other ones, will continue reverberating in markets for a while. A lighter calendar does not imply lighter trading as the inflow of events continues.

The Fed decision, as well as the other ones, will continue reverberating in markets for a while. A lighter calendar does not imply lighter trading as the inflow of events continues. The durable goods orders, seen as a key for growth, is the key US figure. In the UK, the government has the power to trigger Brexit. Will they do it or wait a bit longer? The pound is waiting impatiently.

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