Newsquawk Daily Economic Releases - 22nd January 2026

Today's economic data includes significant releases such as U.S.

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White House posts AI and the great divergence study: Estimate AI could boost GDP by 1% to over 45%

US President Trump is to meet NATO chief Rutte as Davos later today

Newsquawk Daily Economic Releases - 22nd January 2026

Punchbowl's Pederson writes, in relation to the Cook case, "The Supreme Court hasn't been super jazzed about the White House's arguments this morning"..."Justice Alito is criticizing the process around Cook's removal"

US Presidential advisor Sacks says if Section 230 measures were to be reformed, it would lead to much greater censorship. Unsure if 230 is applied to AI firms.

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  • Data: Australian Employment (Dec), UK PSNB (Dec), US GDP/PCE Final (Q3), Jobless Claims (w/e 17th Jan), New Zealand CPI (Q4), Japanese CPI (Dec), EZ Consumer Confidence Flash (Jan)
  • Events: ECB Minutes (Dec), Norges Bank Policy Announcement, CBRT Policy Announcement
  • Speakers: Norges Bank Bache; US President Trump
  • Supply: France, US
  • Earnings: Intel, Procter & Gamble, Freeport McMoRan, Ge Aerospace, Abbott, LVMH
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GDP/PCE Final for Q3 and jobless claims, which are critical for assessing the health of the economy. The mixed data landscape across various regions like Australia and Japan can have implications for the strengthening or weakening of the USD against other currencies, impacting markets such as forex and fixed income. Additionally, the upcoming ECB minutes and Norges Bank policy announcements could influence rate expectations, making this data particularly relevant for those positioning for central bank actions.

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