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The Impact of Economic Data on Financial Markets
Day One
Understanding the Data
General data Issues
- Why the data matters
- Data collection techniques
- Different types of sampling errors
- The statistical bottom line
Relative indicator importance
- What makes a good indicator
- Different types of indicator
- Indicator rankings
Market reaction functions
- Consensus economics: measuring market expectations
- How markets react
Economic Indicators in detail
- Key market moving statistics
- Soft data
- Other indicators
Behind and beyond the headline
- Actual versus underlying
- Seasonality
- Revisions
Exercises
Day Two
Policies, Perspectives and Projections
Using current data to forecast the future
- Higher frequency to lower frequency
- Medium-term pointers
- Cyclical indicators
Economic policy and market behaviour
- Fiscal policy
- Monetary policy
- Unconventional monetary policy
Economic policy perspectives
- Interpreting the policymakers
- Using official forecasts
The global economic crisis
- Causes
- Recent developments
- Policy responses
- Exit strategies
Economic forecasts
- Current forecasts
- Forecast risks
Exercises
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