First Tick: Top 10 Global Cues for Today's Trade

1. US CPI:

The US CPI (Consumer Price Index) is a widely followed measure of inflation in the US. A higher-than-expected CPI reading can lead to market volatility, as it may indicate that the Federal Reserve will tighten monetary policy more aggressively.

2. US Retail Sales:

US Retail Sales measure the total value of goods and services purchased by consumers. A strong retail sales report can boost market sentiment, as it suggests that consumer spending is healthy.

3. US Initial Jobless Claims:

US Initial Jobless Claims measure the number of people filing for unemployment insurance for the first time. A higher-than-expected number of jobless claims can raise concerns about the health of the labor market and weigh on market sentiment.

4. China Caixin Manufacturing PMI:

The China Caixin Manufacturing PMI is a measure of manufacturing activity in China. A strong PMI reading can boost market sentiment, as it suggests that the Chinese economy is growing.

5. Eurozone CPI:

The Eurozone CPI is a measure of inflation in the Eurozone. A higher-than-expected CPI reading can lead to market volatility, as it may indicate that the European Central Bank will tighten monetary policy more aggressively.

6. UK GDP:

The UK GDP (Gross Domestic Product) measures the total value of goods and services produced in the UK. A strong GDP report can boost market sentiment, as it suggests that the UK economy is growing.

7. Japanese CPI:

The Japanese CPI is a measure of inflation in Japan. A higher-than-expected CPI reading can lead to market volatility, as it may indicate that the Bank of Japan will tighten monetary policy more aggressively.

8. Australian Trade Balance:

The Australian Trade Balance measures the difference between the value of Australia's exports and imports. A positive trade balance can boost market sentiment, as it suggests that the Australian economy is growing.

9. Canadian Employment Change:

The Canadian Employment Change measures the change in the number of people employed in Canada. A strong employment change report can boost market sentiment, as it suggests that the Canadian economy is growing.

10. Indian CPI:

The Indian CPI is a measure of inflation in India. A higher-than-expected CPI reading can lead to market volatility, as it may indicate that the Reserve Bank of India will tighten monetary policy more aggressively.