On Monday, at 02:00 GMT, China will report changes in GDP for the 3rd quarter, as well as in fixed asset investment, industrial production and retail trade for September. At 10:00 GMT in Germany the Bundesbank's monthly report will be released. At 12:00 GMT, the Fed's chief Powell will deliver a speech. At 12:30 GMT, Canada will report changes in wholesale trade for August. At 12:40 GMT ECB chief Lagarde will speak. At 14:00 GMT, the US will present the NAHB housing market index for October. At 14:30 GMT in Canada, a Bank of Canada Business Outlook Survey for the 3rd quarter will be released. At 21:00 GMT, New Zealand will publish a NZIER Business Confidence indicator for the 3rd quarter
On Tuesday, at 00:30 GMT, in Australia, the RBA Meeting's Minutes will be released. At 06:00 GMT, Germany will present the producer price index for September. Also at 06:00 GMT, Switzerland will announce a change in the foreign trade balance for September. At 08:00 GMT, the Euro zone will report changes in the current account for August. At 12:30 GMT, the United States will announce changes in housing starts and building permits for September. At 23:30 GMT, Australia will publish an index of leading economic indicators for September.
On Wednesday, at 06:00 GMT, Britain will release the consumer price index and retail price index for September and announce changes in the net amount of public sector debt for September. At 07:30 GMT, ECB President Lagarde will speak. At 12:30 GMT, Canada will publish the consumer price index for September and report changes in retail sales for August. At 14:30 GMT, the US will announce changes in oil reserves according to the Ministry of energy. At 18:00 GMT in the US, the Fed's Beige Book will be released.
On Thursday, at 00:30 GMT Australia will present the indicator of business confidence from NAB for the 3rd quarter. At 06:00 GMT, Germany will release the Gfk consumer climate index for November. At 09:25 GMT Bank of England Governor Bailey will deliver a speech. At 10:00 GMT in Britain, the balance of industrial orders will be released according to the CBI for October. At 14:00 GMT, the US will publish an index of leading indicators for September and announce changes in existing home sales for September. Also at 14:00 GMT, the Euro zone will present the consumer confidence indicator for October. At 21:45 GMT, New Zealand will publish the consumer price index for the 3rd quarter. At 23:01 GMT, Britain will release the GfK consumer confidence indicator for October. At 23:30 GMT, Japan will present the consumer price index for September.
On Friday, at 00:30 GMT, Japan will publish the manufacturing PMI for October. At 06:00 GMT, Britain will announce changes in retail sales for September. At 07:15 GMT, France will release the index of business activity in the manufacturing sector and the index of business activity in the services sector for October. At 07:30 GMT, Germany will publish the index of business activity in the manufacturing sector and the index of business activity in the service sector for October. At 08:00 GMT, Germany will present the IFO business environment indicator, the IFO current situation assessment indicator, and the IFO economic expectations indicator for October. At 08:00 GMT, the Eurozone will release the manufacturing PMI and the services PMI for October. At 08:30 GMT, Britain will present the index of business activity in the manufacturing sector and the index of business activity in the services sector for October. At 13:00 GMT, Belgium will release the business sentiment index for October. At 13:45 GMT, the US will publish the index of business activity in the manufacturing sector and the index of business activity in the services sector for October. At 17:00 GMT, in the US, the Baker Hughes report on the number of active oil drilling rigs will be released.
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