Markets in anticipation of the decision on interest rates from Australia and the unemployment rate in the US next week

Monday:

04:45 China: Manufacturing PMI

10:55 Germany: Manufacturing PMI

11:00 Eurozone: Manufacturing PMI

Tuesday:
07:30 Australia: Decision on interest rates

11:30 UK: PMI construction

17:00 US: Manufacturing PMI

Wednesday:

01:45 New Zealand: Unemployment Data

04:30 Australia: Retail Sales

11:00 Eurozone: PMI in services

11:30 UK: PMI in services

15:15 USA: Change in the number of unemployed in the non-agricultural sector

17:00 Canada: Ivey PMI

Thursday:

04:30 Australia: Unemployment Data

Friday:

05:21 China: Trade balance

10:15 Switzerland: Inflation rate

11:30 UK: Trade Balance

15:30 US: Non-farm payrolls

15:30 USA: Unemployment Data

Monday:

At 4:30 of Australia expect data on building permits are expected to increase -2.0% compared to -3.2% for the previous reporting period. If justify is possible to see increases in AUD.

At 4:45 of China will become clear level of PMI in manufacturing and no changes are expected from the previous 49.2 points.

At 10:55 of Germany we expect PMI index in manufacturing, as changes are not expected, and the data will probably show 51.9 points.

At 11:00 the Eurozone will see Release to manufacturing PMI index, change from the previous 51.9 points are expected. In better data indices in Europe is likely to see growth in the single currency.

Tuesday:

At 7:30 we drew attention to Australia as investors expect a decrease in domestic interest rates to 2.0% compared to the previous 2.25%, which probably will lower the value of the Australian dollar.

At 11:30 UK expect news PMI index in the construction sector, according to analysts, will see a decline to 57.5 points, compared to the previous 57.8.

At 15:30, investors will monitor data about the level of trade balance in the US, is expected to drop to -40.30V against -35.40V for the previous reporting period, which can devalue the greenback.

At 17:00 the US will see Release of PMI in the service sector, such as changes from the previous 57.8 points are expected. At the same time we expect PMI data outside the production area, as it is also not expected to be changed and will probably see 56.5.

Wednesday:

At 01:45 New Zealand expected unemployment data. If you meet the expectations for a drop to 0.8% from the previous 1.2 percent will likely see a drop in the New Zealand dollar.

At 4:30 of Australia expect rate data in retail sales, as analysts have forecast to fall to 0.4% from the previous 0.7%, which could adversely affect the Australian dollar.

At 11:00 the Eurozone will become clear level of PMI in services, no changes are expected.

At 11:30 UK Release expect PMI index for the services sector, it is possible to see a drop to 58.5, compared to 58.9 points, which can reduce pounds.

At 15:15 the US expect to see changes in the level of unemployment in the non-agricultural sector, and forecast to increase to 198K compared to 189K previous.

At 17:00 we expect Ivey PMI index from Canada.

Thursday:

At 4:30 of Australia Release change in employment and forecasts are zaponizhenie 5K, compared to previous 37.7K, which can lower Australian dollar.

At 9:00 of Germany will make clear the level of industrial orders, forecasts are for 1.5% compared to the previous -0.9%, as it can boost the European currency.

Friday:

Attention in 5:20 to China, where we will see Release of the trade balance, as a change from previous 3.08V likely to affect Asian stocks and AUD, NZD.

10:15 Switzerland we expect results for the rate of inflation, which is likely to remain 0.3% MoM and -0.9% yoy.

At 11:30 UK expect the level of the trade balance, which is expected to increase -9.80V versus -10.34V that can positively affect the British pound.

At 15:30 US data expected level Nonfarm payrolls, and the forecasts are for an increase to 213K compared to 126K previous. Expected increase in volatility after Release.

At the same time we will see data on the unemployment rate, and if you meet the expectations for a drop to 5.4 percent, will likely see an increase in the dollar and US indices.

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