The upcoming week is packed with central bank decisions, led by the U.S. Federal Reserve. However, much of the market turbulence is driven by political developments. This does not seem likely to change.
Here's a summary of the week's global market outlook from experts in New York, Tokyo, and London.
The world is grappling with the implications of a new global order, as policy shifts and trade tensions disrupt markets. Concerns are growing that a division between the U.S., Russia, and China could reshape the world.
In Europe, potential future leader Friedrich Merz warns of imminent challenges for the continent due to strained relations with Russia and the U.S. European nations are considering measures to bolster defense spending amid escalating geopolitical tensions.
Global concerns persist as JPMorgan's chief economist underscores the importance of maintaining trust in governance for the U.S.' investment appeal.
Market volatility intensifies as investors await the Fed's upcoming meeting, focusing on potential interest rate adjustments in the near future.
Despite expectations for the Fed to maintain rates on Wednesday, speculations mount about potential future cuts given economic uncertainties compounded by trade tensions.
As other major central banks convene this week, the focus shifts to policy decisions and their implications on financial markets. Awareness grows regarding the need for coordinated efforts to stabilize economies amid ongoing challenges.