01:30 New Zealand: NZ PMI index in the manufacturing sector. The index uses the number 50 to the average of expectations for economic growth / recession; The more values away from 50, the more powerful the forecast development or recession in the economy. It is higher volatility NZD during the release notes.
01:45 New Zealand: Index of food prices m / m. The index in the previous period to 0.5% levels. With growth above 0.5 percent is fighting back, upward trend in the NZD against major currencies
02:01 UK: Price Balance housing RICS. Estimates are for 42%. The data have little impact on the GBP, making it vazmono markets remain calm.
02:50 Japan: Machine Orders m / m. Analysts expected a decline by 4.8%. Upon confirmation of the data is possible downward movement of the JPY.
04:00 Australia: Inflation expectations. During the release notes is available high volatility.
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