The numbers that move markets — and what each one actually tells you.
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Three ideas, and the calendar stops looking like a wall of numbers.
Markets have already priced in what was expected. Prices move on the gap between what was expected and what actually printed.
If you have five minutes a day, read the three-bar events and set the rest aside.
Inflation and jobs data mostly matter because they change what central banks are likely to do next.