Tuesday brings the latest updates on American consumer confidence; let’s find out more. But first, there’s UK Public Sector Net Borrowing for March, which is out at 8:30 AM. Budget deficit was much smaller than anticipated in February, down from 6.3 billion a year ago. Coming up next at 1 PM GMT is the US House Price Index for February. The January data surprised on the downside as prices stagnated for the first time in more than 2 years. So the closely watched US Consumer Confidence for April will be available at 2. The Index surged in March, reaching its highest level in no less than 16 years, reflecting increased optimism about the current contitions and the future outlook. US New Home Sales for March are out at the same time. Sales hit a seven-month high in February, probably encouraged by warmer winter weather. A high importance release for all the Aussie Dollar traders comes at 1:30 AM, and it’s the Australian first quarter CPI. The annual inflation inched higher in the last quarter of 2016 on the back of higher tobacco, petrol and domestic travel prices. New Zealand Credit Card Spending for March is scheduled at 3. Spending continued growing in February, but at a slower pace than the 7.1% annual gain the previous month. And Japanese All Industry Index for February comes at 4:30. The Index rebounded in January, partially reversing a point 2% slip a month ago. I’m Jack Everitt and this was the Economic Calendar for Tuesday, the 25th of April. Check back in for the next overview of news releases for Wednesday. Goodbye.
Tuesday brings the latest updates on American consumer confidence; let’s find out more.
But first, there’s UK Public Sector Net Borrowing for March, which is out at 8:30 AM. Budget deficit was much smaller than anticipated in February, down from 6.3 billion a year ago.
Coming up next at 1 PM GMT is the US House Price Index for February. The January data surprised on the downside as prices stagnated for the first time in more than 2 years.
So the closely watched US Consumer Confidence for April will be available at 2. The Index surged in March, reaching its highest level in no less than 16 years, reflecting increased optimism about the current contitions and the future outlook.
US New Home Sales for March are out at the same time. Sales hit a seven-month high in February, probably encouraged by warmer winter weather.
A high importance release for all the Aussie Dollar traders comes at 1:30 AM, and it’s the Australian first quarter CPI. The annual inflation inched higher in the last quarter of 2016 on the back of higher tobacco, petrol and domestic travel prices.
New Zealand Credit Card Spending for March is scheduled at 3. Spending continued growing in February, but at a slower pace than the 7.1% annual gain the previous month.
And Japanese All Industry Index for February comes at 4:30. The Index rebounded in January, partially reversing a point 2% slip a month ago.
I’m Jack Everitt and this was the Economic Calendar for Tuesday, the 25th of April. Check back in for the next overview of news releases for Wednesday. Goodbye.
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