Newsquawk Daily Economic Releases - 29th January 2026

Today's economic releases include key indicators from Japan and the Eurozone, highlighting consumer confidence and inflation metrics.

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US Secretary of State Rubio says protests in Iran may have ebbed, but they'll spark up again in the future

BoC Governor Macklem says governing council felt it was hard to assign a probability to risks to the outlook

Newsquawk Daily Economic Releases - 29th January 2026

US State Secretary Rubio says that relations with Greenland are in a good place; processes are in place to ensure a good outcome

BoC Deputy Rogers says that this is a big year for mortgage renewals and they expect rollovers to see pay increases

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  • Data: Japanese Consumer Confidence (Jan), Tokyo Core CPI (Jan), Retail Sales (Dec), Swedish GDP (Dec), Spanish Retail Sales (Dec), EZ M3 (Dec), US Jobless Claims, Chicago Fed Labour Market Indicators (Jan)
  • Events: Riksbank Policy Announcement, CBRT Minutes (Jan), SARB Policy Announcement
  • Speakers: Norges Bank's Bech-Moen; Riksbank's Thedeen; ECB's Cipollone
  • Supply: Italy, US
  • Earnings: Apple, SanDisk, Visa, Western Digital, Mastercard, Caterpillar, Nasdaq, Blackstone, Lockheed Martin, SAP, Sanofi, ING, Deutsche Bank, H&M
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These figures could influence central bank policies, especially with BOJ and ECB announcements lined up, and may reflect broader market sentiment, impacting Forex and equities. Keep an eye on how these releases compare to expectations for insights on potential market moves.

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