TTC 005: Understanding Financial and Economic Statistics

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Financial & Economics Statistics, University Programmes

Financial markets are continually subjected to a flow of central bank, government, corporate and business sector economic statistics, some with more impact on market conditions than others. It is vital that professional traders understand each statistic, its terms and uniqueness and the impact it has on the different products that are traded in the market. This Module breaks down the mass of economic statistics into the following categories: Monetary, Growth, Inflation, labour, Industry and Consumer sentiment

Our objective is: • To introduce the range of different statistics that are announced by various institutions every week • To discuss trading opportunities that these statistical announcements provide • To use Bloomberg and other information resources to highlight and identify these important events

Core Topics

Part 1 Monetary Policy and Central Bank Announcements • Quarterly Bulletins, Inflation reports • Current Account, Money Supply, Trade balance and GDP • FOMC Interest rates decisions, Borrowing and Lending

Part 2 Growth, Inflation and Consumer and Economic Business sentiment Statistics • Leading Economic Indicators • CPI, RPI, Retail Sales and Retail surveys • Consumer Sentiment surveys • Building permits, new home sales and existing home sales • Business Sentiment Surveys

Part 3 Labour, Industry and Employment Statistics • Labour productivity, Working Hours and Wages, • Unemployment, Weekly Jobless Claims and Non-Farm Payroll • Industrial production, output,  • PPI Producer prices,  • PMI Indices and Factory gate inflation

 

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All efforts will be made to offer a fair response to cancellation of the course attendance. Course attendance can be cancelled at any time prior to the course commencing, in writing. If attendance is cancelled with over 30 days remaining before the course starts, a full refund of monies paid minus a £40 administration charge will be issued. If a cancellation request is received with between 29 and 7 days remaining before the course starts, a deduction of 10% in addition to the administration charge will be made before a refund is issued. If attendance is cancelled less than one week before the course starts, 70% of the monies paid in addition to the administration charge will be deducted before a refund is issued.
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Duration: 6/7th August 2020

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"I chose to study the Finance Trading Programme (FTP) as I wanted to get a more hands-on approach on complex financial topics. During normal lectures, we don’t have the time to see whether the theories we learn are applicable to the real world, and if they are, how. The Trading Programme provides me with the practical tools that I will need in the real world to analyse the markets and based on that, take trades." - MSc Investment and Finance Student

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