On Monday, at 14:00 GMT the release of the US ISM Manufacturing PMI could cause USD volatility. The EUR/USD has moved from 10.8 to 16.5 base points at the release.
Bank of Japan Board Member Asahi Noguchi revealed to Reuters on Friday that at the end of 2021 the central bank could debate a new strategy for reaching its targets.
At the start of Friday's US trading hours, the stock price of Amazon plummeted by 7.50% or almost 270.00 USD due to a string of bad news.
On Friday, the bank BNP Paribas revealed that it had experienced a 26.6% net income raise during the second quarter of 2021.
During Friday's early trading hours, the US Dollar index fluctuated near the 92.00 level, which was the lowest in July.
On Friday, cryptocurrencies appeared to have ended their eight day surge, as BTC/USD ended Thursday's trading flat and declined by almost 4.00% on Friday.
On August 4, an upgrade to Ethereum is expected to alter supply and fix transaction fees. The markets compare the event to bitcoin "halving," which propelled the price of BTC higher.
On the last day of July trading, Asian stock indices continued to decline, as the indices were expected to book the worst month since March 2020.
On Thursday, the stock price of Airbus surged more than 4.00%, as the company announced better than forecast earnings and increased its delivery forecast for 2021.
Credit Suisse revealed on Thursday that the company's profits had dropped by 78% in the second quarter of 2021. The drop occurred due to the $5.5 billion loss caused by the Archegos incident.
At the start of Thursday's US trading hours, the stock price for AMD gained more than 4.00% and booked a new all-time high by reaching above the $100.00 level.
On Thursday, Nestle announced that it would increase its full-year growth forecast to 5-6%, as the company's earnings have been boosted by coffee sales.
Volkswagen announced on Thursday that the company would increase its profit margin from 5.5-7% up to 6.0 to 7.5%.
On Thursday, the US Dollar had paused its previous rally, as the US Federal Reserve revealed on Wednesday that it would not change its monetary policy.
During Thursday's Asian trading hours, stock indices in Asia recovered from previous losses, as the Chinese regulator caused sell-off appeared to be over.
On Wednesday, Aston Martin revealed that it had more than doubled sales. The success was attributed to the company's first SUV.
Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee Member Gertjan Vlieghe has revealed that the central bank was set to keep monetary stimulus intact, during the next couple of quarters.
At the start of Wednesday's US trading hours, the stock price of Boeing jumped by 5.39%. The jump was caused by the company revealing that in a period of two years the company had finally made profit.
Deutsche Bank revealed on Wednesday that despite a decline in trading revenue the bank had made larger than forecast profits during the prior quarter.
On Wednesday, Santander announced that due to success in the US and the UK the company had beat its quarterly profit estimates.
Barclays announced on Wednesday that the bank would pay more than $1 billion to investors, as profits had recovered during the last quarter.
On Wednesday, Asian stock indices fluctuated near 2021 low levels, as the markets expected the US Federal Reserve announcements at 18:00 GMT.
The top macroeconomic event, the publication of the US Federal Funds Rate, is scheduled for Wednesday at 18:00 GMT.
On Tuesday, Chinese statisticians revealed that industrial profits had declined in China in June due to higher raw material prices.