The United States and Japan will have the busiest calendars next week for economic data, while Australian growth figures and the Bank of Canada’s policy meeting will also come into focus. In other data, Eurozone flash inflation numbers should attract some attention too. But President Trump’s joint address in Congress could prove the biggest market mover if he outlines details on the much talked about tax reforms. Australian economy expected to rebound in Q4 After a surprise contraction in the third quarter, Australia’s economy is expected to post a solid rebound in the final three months of 2016. GDP data due on ... (full story)