oussama94
05-29-2017, 00:26
Intuitively, it makes sense that the market will shift its attention
to different economic data and sectors of the U.S. economy based on
the changes in the economy. For example, trade balances may be more
important when a country is running unsustainable trade deficits, whereas
an economy that is having difficulties creating jobs will see unemployment
data as more important. It is all about putting yourself in the shoes of
the central bank governor and thinking about what problems are most
pressing
to different economic data and sectors of the U.S. economy based on
the changes in the economy. For example, trade balances may be more
important when a country is running unsustainable trade deficits, whereas
an economy that is having difficulties creating jobs will see unemployment
data as more important. It is all about putting yourself in the shoes of
the central bank governor and thinking about what problems are most
pressing