Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, will soon lead a crucial debate on the current economic situation of the European Union and the monetary policies implemented by the ECB. This analysis comes at a time of uncertainty for the European markets, where the decisions of the institution's top authority have a significant impact on multiple sectors.

At the same time, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York will release the one-year inflation expectations for January, a data point that complements the macroeconomic outlook that Christine Lagarde and other analysts are evaluating. These indicators are essential for understanding inflationary trends in developed economies and their potential effects on global markets.