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2024 will be filled to the brim with moments that matter.

That may include your child’s first steps, a home renovation, or that international trip you’ve been planning. 

But IG isn’t focused on your private diary: the go-to online trading platform is talking business. And if you want to stay one step ahead next year, you’ll want to add these market-moving dates to your calendar.

January, April, July, September: Earnings seasons, when companies’ results and forecasts influence investors’ portfolio reshuffles

February: The UK’s ISA season, the window of opportunity to use your Instant Savings Account allowance before it expires

Summer: A possible UK election. The date hasn’t been set yet, but the vote must happen by January 2025 and will impact how foreign investors view UK assets

November: The US election, which will sway analysts’ economic and monetary policy predictions

At some point: Stock markets will see some big initial public offerings (IPOs), including the hotly anticipated debut of fast-fashion retailer Shein, social news website Reddit, and buy now, pay later firm Klarna. 

All through the year: Economic indicators and central bank interest rate announcements, which detail economic progress and hint at changes in economy-helping or -hindering borrowing rates

That’s just the start of them, mind you. Discover the rest of the year’s moments that matter – and why they matter – with IG.

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