This week will be particularly intense, with the completion of the ECB meeting on Thursday and the publication of the employment report in the US the next day. These two events are preceded by the release of other economic indicators, in an environment marked by high geopolitical risk. This environment of uncertainty should result in greater volatility. However, given what happened in recent weeks, economic issues should overlap to the terrorist threat in Europe and geopolitical tension lived in Turkey and Syria. One big question is whether the majority of European investors has positioned itself in relation to the expected announcement of measures by the ECB. Since the attacks of Paris, the DAX has appreciated 6% and 4% the Eurostoxx 50. In the currency market, the Euro lost since that date 1.50% as investors anticipate a greater supply of Euros as a result of an even more expansionary policy of the ECB.
