Here are the potential FX market movers scheduled for publication on Wednesday, the 6th of June. Swiss Consumer Price Index for May opens this agenda at a quarter past 7 in the morning. Prices advanced by point 2% from a month ago in April due to rises in prices of petroleum products, foreign package holidays and air transport. Then it will be busy with North American publications at a half past noon GMT, including revised US Productivity and Costs for the first quarter. According to preliminary report, productivity rose by point 7% and labour costs advanced by 2.7%. US trade balance for April will be available at this time as well. Trade gap narrowed down sharply in March due to a surge in exports. A drop of more than 15% has taken the deficit down to 49 billion US Dollars. Canadian trade balance for April continues the data run at 12:30. Imports rose by 6%, while exports were up by just 3.7% in March and this drove the deficit up from 2.9 to 4.1 billion Canadian Dollars. Canadian building permits for April is the final publication out at a half past noon. The value of building permits issued by Canadian municipalities increased by 3.1% to 8.4 billion Canadian Dollars in March, following a 2.8% decline in February. Canadian Ivey PMI for May follows at 2 PM. The Index jumped in April, breaking through the 70 level for the first time since 2011. Australian Trade Balance for April wraps up this agenda at 1:30 in the morning. Surplus rose sharply by 13% in March to hit 1.53 billion Australian Dollars. I’m Jack Everitt and you’ve been watching the Economic Calendar for Wednesday.
Here are the potential FX market movers scheduled for publication on Wednesday, the 6th of June.
Swiss Consumer Price Index for May opens this agenda at a quarter past 7 in the morning. Prices advanced by point 2% from a month ago in April due to rises in prices of petroleum products, foreign package holidays and air transport.
Then it will be busy with North American publications at a half past noon GMT, including revised US Productivity and Costs for the first quarter. According to preliminary report, productivity rose by point 7% and labour costs advanced by 2.7%.
US trade balance for April will be available at this time as well. Trade gap narrowed down sharply in March due to a surge in exports. A drop of more than 15% has taken the deficit down to 49 billion US Dollars.
Canadian trade balance for April continues the data run at 12:30. Imports rose by 6%, while exports were up by just 3.7% in March and this drove the deficit up from 2.9 to 4.1 billion Canadian Dollars.
Canadian building permits for April is the final publication out at a half past noon. The value of building permits issued by Canadian municipalities increased by 3.1% to 8.4 billion Canadian Dollars in March, following a 2.8% decline in February.
Canadian Ivey PMI for May follows at 2 PM. The Index jumped in April, breaking through the 70 level for the first time since 2011.
Australian Trade Balance for April wraps up this agenda at 1:30 in the morning. Surplus rose sharply by 13% in March to hit 1.53 billion Australian Dollars.
I’m Jack Everitt and you’ve been watching the Economic Calendar for Wednesday.
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