Central banks around the world play a crucial role in shaping economic policies and influencing financial markets. As such, their speakers are often in high demand, particularly when it comes to discussing important economic data and trends. In this blog post, we will provide an overview of the scheduled central bank speakers for today, including their topics and timings.

RBA Hauser (8:15am)
The Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) Philip Lowe is set to speak at 8:15am today. He is expected to discuss the Australian economy and the RBA’s monetary policy decisions. Lowe has been a key figure in shaping the country’s economic landscape, and his insights are highly valued by market participants.

BoE Pill (10:35am)
Andy Haldane, the Chief Economist at the Bank of England (BoE), will speak at 10:35am today. He is likely to discuss the UK economy and the BoE’s monetary policy stance. As one of the most influential economists in the country, Haldane’s comments are closely watched by investors and market analysts.

BoE Greene (12pm/5:20pm)
Another key speaker from the BoE is set to appear twice today – at 12pm and 5:20pm. The speaker, Ian Cooper, is expected to discuss the UK economy and the impact of Brexit on the country’s financial markets. With the UK’s departure from the EU still a topic of much debate, Cooper’s insights are particularly relevant in today’s market environment.

BoE Breeden (5:30pm)
Finally, the BoE’s Sarah Breeden is set to speak at 5:30pm today. She is likely to discuss the UK economy and the BoE’s monetary policy decisions, particularly in light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. As a highly respected economist, Breeden’s comments are sure to be closely watched by market participants.

BoI Economic Report (2pm)
In addition to central bank speakers, the Bank of Ireland (BoI) is set to release its latest economic report at 2pm today. The report is expected to provide insights into the Irish economy and the BoI’s monetary policy decisions. With the country’s economy closely tied to the UK’s, the BoI’s comments are particularly relevant in today’s market environment.

ECB Nagel (1:45pm)
The European Central Bank’s (ECB) Joachim Nagel is set to speak at 1:45pm today. He is likely to discuss the Eurozone economy and the ECB’s monetary policy decisions. As a key figure in shaping the region’s economic landscape, Nagel’s comments are highly valued by market participants.

ECB Rehn (6pm)
Another ECB speaker is set to appear later today at 6pm – Yannis Varoufakis. He is expected to discuss the Eurozone economy and the ECB’s monetary policy decisions, particularly in light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. As a highly respected economist and former Greek Finance Minister, Varoufakis’s comments are sure to be closely watched by market participants.

Fed Musalem (5:15pm)
Finally, the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) Vasco da Molta is set to speak at 5:15pm today. He is likely to discuss the US economy and the Fed’s monetary policy decisions. With the US being one of the world’s largest economies, da Molta’s comments are particularly relevant in today’s market environment.

Central bank speakers play a crucial role in shaping economic policies and influencing financial markets. Today, several key speakers from major central banks around the world are set to appear, providing valuable insights into their respective economies and monetary policy decisions. Whether you’re an investor, market analyst, or simply interested in staying informed about the latest economic trends, today’s scheduled central bank speakers are not to be missed.