U.S. Housing Data, U.S. Core Durable Goods Orders and U.S. Unemployment Claims are the main events this week. Here is an outlook on the market movers lined ahead.
The U.S. central bank decided unanimously to advance with its $600 billion bond-buying plan despite the considerable improvement in the economy and the job market. This statement was much brighter than the previous one, although indicating that economic growth is disappointingly slow. The Fed repeated its statement to keep interest rates near zero, for an extended period.
- U.S. Existing Home Sales: Monday, 14:00. Sales of U.S. existing homes unexpectedly climbed in January by 2.7% to a 5.36 million annual rate, the highest level in eight months due to investors? transactions of foreclosures and short sales. The rise does not reflect a real recovery in the market since the job market has not fully recovered and Americans are not in a position to
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