Monday:
01:50 Japan: GDP
09:00 Germany: Trade Balance
10:15 Switzerland: Retail Sales
14:15 Canada: Construction of new homes
Tuesday:
03:30 China: Inflation rate
08:45 Switzerland: Unemployment rate
16:00 USA: Open jobs
Wednesday:
02:30 Australia: Consumer credit
07:30 China: Industrial production
11:30 UK: Industrial production
22:00 New Zealand: Decision on interest rates
Thursday:
02:30 Australia: Unemployment data
09:00 Germany: Inflation rate
09:45 France: Inflation rate
12:00 Eurozone: Industrial production
14:30 US: Retail Sales
Friday:
06:30 Japan: Industrial production
14:30 US: PPI
14:30 Canada: Change in unemployment
16:30 USA: Consumer expectations - Michigan
Monday:
Asian session began with a major release is at 1:50 on current account, which is expected to increase to 0.288 yen, compared to 0.187 for the previous reporting period. At the same time, investors will expect the GDP, no changes are expected from previous results, respectively: 2.2% for the year and 0.6% on a quarterly basis. When changes are possible impact on the yen crosses.
At 9:00 of Germany will make clear the level of the trade balance, which is expected to drop to 21.0V to 21.8V for the previous reporting period. If forecasts justify a possible new decline of the euro.
10:15 Switzerland will see data on retail sales, as changes from the previous value of 2.2% is expected.
At 14:15 of Canada expect results to be initiated construction of new homes, as if opravadyat forecasts 175.0K to 187.3K for the previous reporting period it is possible to see a drop in the Canadian dollar.
Tuesday:
At 2:01 we expect forecast data to BRC retail sales in the UK. In the previous period results reported 0.2%
At 2:30 Australian investors will focus on Release of business confidence, while weaker data from the previous 3 points is a possible decline in the Australian currency.
At 3:30 of China expect inflation data, which analysts say will increase to 0.7% compared to 0.3% for the previous reporting period. Possible increase in market volatility after Release.
At 8:45 of Switzerland will turn our attention to Release unemployment rate. Forecasts are povienie to 3.2% compared to 3.1% in the previous period, and if justified the decline of the Swiss franc.
16:00 In the US, we expect data on open jobs that will likely increase to 5 053M, 028M compared to 5 in the previous period.
Wednesday:
At 2:30 we will see release is for consumer loans in Australia, and analysts predict an increase to -2.0% compared to -2.7% for the last period.
At 7:30 we will turn our attention to the industrial production of China, and for better data from the previous 7.9% are possible increases in NZD and AUD, and Asian indices.
At 11:30 UK investors will focus on the production data is expected to increase 0.2% compared to 0.1% for the previous period. If justify forecasts are likely to see growth pounds.
At 22:00 New Zealand will become clear decision about the level of interest rates are expected to remain at 3.50% - possible increase in volatility in crosses of kiwi after Release.
Thursday:
At 2:01 forecasts expect results RICS house price in the UK. Are expected to decline to 6% compared to 7% for the previous period.
At 2:30 of Australia expect a change in unemployment. Forecast to increase to 15.0K to -12.2K for the previous period. At the same time it will become clear and the unemployment rate, and are expected to decline to 6.3% compared to 6.4% for the previous reporting period. If the data justify the possible increase in the Australian dollar.
At 9:00 of Germany expect results for the rate of inflation, such as changes of 0.9% is expected.
At 9:45 of France will become clear Release inflation is expected to rise 0.6% compared to -1.1% for the previous reporting period. Possible increase in volatility after the news.
At 11:30 investors await data on the trade balance of the United Kingdom and in better values than previous -10.15V possible increase in pounds.
At 12:00 we expect results for industrial production in Europe, and according to forecasts, it will show 0.2%
14:30 In the US, investors will focus on retail sales, as if the forecasts for an increase to 0.3% compared to -0.8% justify possible increase in the dollar and US indices. At the same time expected and the harmonized index of retail sales are also expected to increase to 0.5% compared to -0.9% for the previous period.
Friday:
At 14:30 will turn our attention to data on PPI index in the USA, the outlook is for an increase to 0.3% compared to -0.8% for the previous period. If justify predictions we might see an increase in the dollar.
At the same time it will become clear change in the unemployment rate in Canada, which is expected to fall to -5K to 35.4K in the previous period, and Alp justify likely to see a decrease in the Canadian dollar.
At 16:00 the US will become clear level of Michigan index of consumer expectations. Is projected to see a decline to 95.0 to 95.4 points in the previous period.
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