Groups in the dollar made headlines last week. The greenback plunged devote oneself to comments from U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin about dollar impotence benefiting trade, received some reprieve after President Donald Trump phrased those remarks had been taken out of context, but ultimately resumed its decline.
Apart from tracking those moves, investors will also require an eye on U.S. tech earnings due this week. Among the notable names proclaiming quarterly results this week are Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook. Prospects will be taking into account the fact that 82 percent of S&P 500 coteries that have reported as of Jan. 26 topped forecasts, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Customers talks are also set to be in focus as the latest round of NAFTA talks winds down on Monday. Trump rebuked CNBC last week there was a “good chance” the trade deal could be renegotiated, although he “may” still choose to terminate it. The president has also explained the European Union’s trade policy was “very unfair” to the U.S., Reuters broke.