Today's economic calendar is relatively light, with investors primarily focused on U.S. labor market data, the minutes from the European Central Bank's latest monetary policy meeting, and remarks from major central bank officials. This morning's German trade data showed weaker-than-expected export and import growth, while the trade surplus came in slightly above forecasts. In the U.S., the key release will be weekly jobless claims, which could influence expectations for the Fed's next policy decisions amid persistent inflationary pressures. Comments from Fed, ECB and Bank of England officials may also attract attention, particularly against the backdrop of rising energy prices and the risk of further monetary tightening.
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