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We've rounded up the most important market events happening this week that could impact your trading decisions 📆

Monday:
🔹 HCOB to publish the Eurozone’s final services PMI for April
🔹 American Express to conduct Annual General Meeting
🔹 BitMart to introduce Friend3

Tuesday:
🔹 Germany to announce the Balance of Trade for March
🔹 The Ivey PMI for April is to be issued in Canada
🔹 EU to unveil the Retail Sales MoM for March

Wednesday:
🔹 EIA to report the Crude Oil Stocks Change for MAY in the US
🔹 LYRA to execute 1:1 migration to LDX
🔹 Germany to reveal the Industrial Production MoM for March

Thursday:
🔹 China to disclose the Balance of Trade for April
🔹 3i Group to present Annual results for the year to 31 March 2024
🔹 The BoE to announce Interest Rate Decision

Friday:
🔹 UK to unveil the Preliminary GDP Growth Rate for Q1
🔹 Canada to report the Unemployment Rate for April
🔹 UK to release its goods trade balance report for March

These events will offer many opportunities to profit from market movements.

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