Three weeks after US President Donald Trump effectively announcedtrading warFrom all over the world, new economic forecasts and polls will indicate initial cases.
In a few quarters from the White House, the International Monetary Fund should reduce its view of the economic growth of new forecasts issued on Tuesday.
The next day,Indexes for purchase managerFrom Japan to Europe in the US, the first agreed outlook on production and services, since Trump’s global tariffs – are now partly on the agend – were unleashed on April 2. Business polls from large economies are also on the calendar.
The combined picture should offer the Ministers of Finance and Central Bankers Collected in Washington, there is an opportunity to inflict the initial estimates of the damage when Trump attempt to smuggle the world trading system.
“Our new growth forecasts will include noticeable marks, but not recession,” said the head of the IMF director Krystalin Georgeva on Thursday. “We will also see inflation projections for some countries. We will carefully that the delayed high uncertainty increases the risk of stress in the financial market.”
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“The IMF forecasts are usually distorted by optimistic during potentially devastating crises. In the four major crises we studied, the initial evaluation of the fund’s direct impact on global growth by 0.5 percent. However, the IMF may reduce growth forecast to start.
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These clouds that envelop the global economy are unlikely for a while. On Wednesday, the chairman of the federal reserve system Jerome Powell said that the Central Bank of the United States “has the opportunity to expect greater clarity” before considering changes to the monetary policy, while the head of the European Central Bank, Christina Lagardo, could not say whether the uncertainty peak.
At the same time, Georgiev hopes that in the coming days, which also presents a meeting with 20 finance chiefs, may lower the temperature in world trade relations.
“We need a more elastic world economy, not drift to the division,” she said. Washington meetings “provides a vital forum for dialogue at life.”
Elsewhere the decision of the Central Bank in Russia and Indonesia, the key indicator of Euro Zone wages, and the beige book of the federal reserve will be one of the highlights.
Click hereFor what happened last week, and below, our wrapper is happening in the world economy.
USA and Canada
In the United States, investors will observe any additional consumer and inflation mood when the University of Michigan reviewed data on Friday. The tariffs and the risk they present for both the economy and inflation were in the head of the respondents in recent months.
On Wednesday, the Fed Beige Book offers anecdotes of regional economic conditions and will look at how much state policy and uncertainty affect business solutions.
Earlier on this day, the government is expected to reports a marginal increase in sales in new home. With mortgage interest rates, largely stuck above 6.5% since October, builders are trying to encourage buyers from the side. The Resoles house data will be issued on Thursday.
The March durable goods report on the same day will help to provide clues at the request of the equipment.
Neil Kashkari, Alberto Musale, Christopher Waller and Beth Hamak are some of the Fed officials who plan to perform.
Next in northern Canadian election campaign comes in the last week with surveysmeThis Liberal Prime Minister Mark Karnya is about five points – having missed them within the majority of the government amid a changing trade war with the United States.
The key architect of Canada’s response to the US tariffs, the trading negotiator Steve Vegel, is due at the Toronto conference. Retail data for February and Flash estimate for March to find out whether Canadian consumers have sent their expenses for the third consecutive month amid trading uncertainty.
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Asia
In Asia, the week begins with China, which reports on credit rates on Monday; Economists predict a stable result. Recent data have shown growth forecasts.
Indonesia also publishes trading data on Monday on Monday, which will provide the country’s foreign sector health rate before Trump’s tariffs, while the Philippines will probably publish another payments in March.
On Tuesday, New Zealand publishes trading figures for March, and Taiwan and Hong Kong report on employment data.
The next day, the Central Bank of Indonesia will probably be rates for a third direct meeting, trying to support Rupee-one of Asia’s worst currencies this year.
On the same day, PMI’s preliminary data in April for Australia, Japan and India will consider any influence on the production and services under the leadership of the United States.
Malaysia and Singapore publish inflation testimony on Wednesday, as well as data on South Korea’s confidence, the day before the country produces preliminary estimates of the gross domestic product of the first quarter.
Meanwhile, South Korean’s chief official Galina An Ane Duke-Guna Add to Seoul in Washington on Wednesday for hisA third trip to the USFrom the moment of Trump’s inauguration, trying to start negotiations because his country is seeking to become one of the first to make the US administration facilitate or eliminate tariffs for his supplies.
Japan is already therestarted such negotiationsand now views his reviewCar safety standardsTo make a deal, Japanese business Daily Nikkei reports on Sunday.
On Friday, Japan reveals Tokyo CPI as well as sales of department stores, while Singapore sees private housing prices for the first quarter and industrial production in March.
During the week, India and Thailand also report foreign currency reserves.
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Europe, the Middle East, Africa
Most of Europe and Central bankers are going to the IMF meeting on Monday, most of the attention will be focused on the state. On Wednesday, many politicians represent the calendar, including the speech of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey.
The poll reports will be the main attention in the euro area. Consumer confidence in the region comes out on Tuesday, and the ECB publishes its poll of professional forecasters on the same day. Last week, after reducing the rate after lowering the rate.
Investors can pay the greatest attention to the PMIS, as well as offering first -view activities in production and services, as in early April, the tariff pressure in the United States has intensified.
On Thursday, the IFO survey is carefully observed in Germany, showing how moods in companies responded to trade tensions and, to a more positive note, to the Federal Coalition Agreement. Similar indexes in France come out on Friday.
In the UK, PMI reports also come on Wednesday, as well as the latest state finance issues in March. Retail sales data were published on Friday.
The next day, the Swiss National Bank releases profits in the first quarter, and the next day, President Martin Schlegel addresses his annual general assembly.
Finally, on Friday, the Central Bank of Russia will announce its latest monetary decision. A recent reduction in consumer price pressure is probably not enough to persuade politicians to reduce the benchmark of a record 21%. However, officials may surrender, however, for the potential rate at the end of this year.
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Latin America
Fresh attachment of $ 20 billionAgreement with IMFThe $ 12 billion included, Argentina reports on Tuesday’s GDP PROX.
Following the conclusion of the contracts for the second year in 2024, South America’s economy No. 2 is observed in V-Various Restoration and will usually grow among the great economies of the region this year and next.
Colombia will send in February data on economic activity after the January report on the proximation of GDP, which exceeded the consensus, which forced some analysts to note its growth forecasts in 2025.
The Central Bank of Paraguay can be transferred to an increase of 6% with an inflation per 100 in four months, up to 4.4%.
Brazil publishes inflation data in the middle of the month for April on Friday, and if March-any guide, the print title must move further above the top of the target range of the Central Bank.
Mexico offers both economic activity in February and average monthly consumer prices.
Negative negative GDP proxy-print exposes the Mexico economy to the second quarterly reduction, the determination of the technical recession.
Inflation may be contained before reading 3.93%, near the top of the Central Bank inflation target ceiling. Next, Banco de Mexico, or Banxico, is found to consider its benchmark at 9%in mid-May.
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