Midterms, US jobs, BoE: What global markets watch this week
A crowded week from November 2 brings the US vote, a key payrolls report, three expected rate rises and tests of the AI trade.
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US midterm elections on Tuesday and Friday's jobs report lead a busy week for global markets, The Economic Times reported citing Reuters.
Markets expect central banks in Australia, Sweden and Britain to raise rates.
Earnings from Apple, AMD and Qualcomm will test confidence in the AI trade.