Wednesday is a busy day, and the Dukascopy TV team is here to help you get through it. UK Nationwide House Price Index for October is up first at 7 AM. The Index rebounded in September but remarkably London home prices posted their first decline in 8 years. Swiss October Manufacturing PMI follows at half past 8. The Index has been growing for the past 3 months and now stands at a 6 year high. UK Manufacturing PMI for October is out at the same time. The Index inched lower in September, particularly due to negative impact from weaker Pound and higher commodity prices; it did, however, remain well in the positive territory. Coming up next at 12:15 PM GMT is US ADP Employment Change for October. The September report showed the impact of the hurricane season; in particular, small business hiring went down. Canadian October Manufacturing PMI will be available at half past 1. The Index rebounded in September from the 8-month low reached the previous month. The closely watched US ISM Manufacturing PMI for October is scheduled at 2. The September Index surprised on the upside, surging to a 13-year high; in particular, new orders picked up speed. US Construction Spending for September is out at the same time. Spending returned to growth in August, following two months of decline. The Fed will release its closely watched Monetary Policy Statement at 6, although this event will not have a press conference, and no rate hikes are expected, either. Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz will be speaking at 8:15, appearing before the Standing Senate Committee on Banking, Trade and Commerce in Ottawa, and this is a high importance release for the Loonie Dollar traders. Australian Trade Balance for September comes at half past midnight. Trade surplus widened in August as exports went up and imports stood unchanged. Australian Building Approvals for September are out at the same time. The number of approvals rebounded in August but not enough to reverse a 1.2% decline the previous month. And Japanese Consumer Confidence for October concludes the schedule at 5 AM. The Index came in stronger than expected in September, reaching a 7 month high. You’ve been watching the Economic Calendar for Wednesday, the 1st of November. I’m Jessica Walker and we’ll be back with the nest overview of news releases for Thursday. See you then.
Wednesday is a busy day, and the Dukascopy TV team is here to help you get through it.
UK Nationwide House Price Index for October is up first at 7 AM. The Index rebounded in September but remarkably London home prices posted their first decline in 8 years.
Swiss October Manufacturing PMI follows at half past 8. The Index has been growing for the past 3 months and now stands at a 6 year high.
UK Manufacturing PMI for October is out at the same time. The Index inched lower in September, particularly due to negative impact from weaker Pound and higher commodity prices; it did, however, remain well in the positive territory.
Coming up next at 12:15 PM GMT is US ADP Employment Change for October. The September report showed the impact of the hurricane season; in particular, small business hiring went down.
Canadian October Manufacturing PMI will be available at half past 1. The Index rebounded in September from the 8-month low reached the previous month.
The closely watched US ISM Manufacturing PMI for October is scheduled at 2. The September Index surprised on the upside, surging to a 13-year high; in particular, new orders picked up speed.
US Construction Spending for September is out at the same time. Spending returned to growth in August, following two months of decline.
The Fed will release its closely watched Monetary Policy Statement at 6, although this event will not have a press conference, and no rate hikes are expected, either.
Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz will be speaking at 8:15, appearing before the Standing Senate Committee on Banking, Trade and Commerce in Ottawa, and this is a high importance release for the Loonie Dollar traders.
Australian Trade Balance for September comes at half past midnight. Trade surplus widened in August as exports went up and imports stood unchanged.
Australian Building Approvals for September are out at the same time. The number of approvals rebounded in August but not enough to reverse a 1.2% decline the previous month.
And Japanese Consumer Confidence for October concludes the schedule at 5 AM. The Index came in stronger than expected in September, reaching a 7 month high.
You’ve been watching the Economic Calendar for Wednesday, the 1st of November. I’m Jessica Walker and we’ll be back with the nest overview of news releases for Thursday. See you then.
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