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bella

but it doesn’t explain why each site rates announcement importance differently, and announcements are different each day for each site … any idea why

Hi Bella,

The items reported, announcements and ratings don’t differ so much from site to site. But where they do it’s because each site has an independent analytics team that look at things differently. The slight variation in available data should be what tools/access to data sources each site has. The High impact news events shouldn’t vary so much from site to site, but certain sites report a greater variety of low impact items.

You’ll also notice how forecasts can vary a lot from site to site. This is also because of the independent analysis.

Dims

PS - I use the ones at BP, FXStreet, eunic-brussels.eu and MT5, with Also fooled around with Dukascopy for a bit.

The second wave of the pandemic: emerging markets and oil are declining due to concerns about the second wave of coronavirus amid a new outbreak in Beijing and rising infections in several US states and other countries. The dollar against this background shows strength. On Saturday 25 thousand infections were detected in the United States - a maximum since May 2. But in Europe, they state a complete victory over the virus - in all countries of the European Union, logistics and flights are renewed.
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Weekly calendar:
06/16/, Tuesday
- Bank of Japan rate; Press conference of the Head of the bank;
- The Fed Chairman will present a semi-annual report to the Senate Banking Committee;
- Retail sales in the USA;
- US Industrial Production;
- IEA monthly oil market report.
06/17/, Wednesday
- OPEC Monthly Oil Market Report;
- UK Consumer Price Index (CPI) for May;
- EU Consumer Price Index (CPI) for May;
- Canada Consumer Price Index (CPI) for May.
- US crude oil reserves.
06/18/, Thursday
- New Zealand GDP for the 1st quarter;
- Employment rate in Australia in May;
- Bank of England rate;
- The rate of the National Bank of Switzerland.
06/19/, Friday
- EU online summit on anti-crisis fund of billion euros.
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The global economy is bottoming out, with China appearing to have bottomed out in February, and the US has been pulling in since the end of April. The main threat to the global economy is the repeated increase in the number of infections as quarantine measures are weakened.

The optimism associated with lifting restrictions in a number of major countries seems premature to some investors. A new wave of decline may overwhelm the assets of developing countries in the second or third quarter, however, there is a chance that at the same time, stocks, bonds and currencies will still complete the year at levels higher than current.
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Weekly calendar:
05/11/, Monday
ANZ New Zealand Business Confidence Index for May.

05/12/, Tuesday
US April Consumer Price Index (MoM);
US Core Consumer Price Index for April (MoM).

05/13/, Wednesday
Australia&#;s Interest rate for May;
RBNZ Monetary Policy Statement;
New Zealand Interest Rate Decision;
UK Preliminary GDP (q/q);
Fed Chair Powell Speaks.

05/14/, Thursday
Australia&#;s April employment change;
New Zealand&#;s April unemployment rate;
New Zealand&#;s Annual budget data;
BOE Gov Bailey Speaks;
BOC Governor Poloz Speaks.

05/15/, Friday
German GDP (q/q);
US April Core Retail Index;
US Retail Sales (MoM) for April.
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