Several closely watched news releases from the United States are on the schedule this Friday, so stay with us to find out more. I’m Imogen Comrie and you’re watching the Economic Calendar. Starting things off at 6 AM is the German Wholesale Price Index for August. The Index saw some growth in August, having declined for the past two months. Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda will be giving a closely watched speech at 5 minutes past six when he will be speaking at the graduation ceremony at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies in Tokyo. Euro Zone Industrial Production for July follows at 9. Industrial output saw a disappointing decline in June following a similarly unexpected 1.1% drop in May. Coming up next at 12:30 PM GMT are the high importance US Preliminary Retail Sales for August. Retail sales stood unchanged in June, and that was the worst result in six months. Another highly anticipated news release is out at 1:55, and it is the University of Michigan Preliminary Consumer Confidence for September. The preliminary August release suggested that the Index has hit a nine-month low, but the final release was revised upwards and showed an increase. And US Business Inventories for July will be available at 2. Inventories rose in line with expectations in June. You’ve been watching the Economic Calendar for Friday, the 12th of September. Our next release will cover the most important news releases for Monday. See you then.
Several closely watched news releases from the United States are on the schedule this Friday, so stay with us to find out more. I’m Imogen Comrie and you’re watching the Economic Calendar.
Starting things off at 6 AM is the German Wholesale Price Index for August. The Index saw some growth in August, having declined for the past two months.
Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda will be giving a closely watched speech at 5 minutes past six when he will be speaking at the graduation ceremony at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies in Tokyo.
Euro Zone Industrial Production for July follows at 9. Industrial output saw a disappointing decline in June following a similarly unexpected 1.1% drop in May.
Coming up next at 12:30 PM GMT are the high importance US Preliminary Retail Sales for August. Retail sales stood unchanged in June, and that was the worst result in six months.
Another highly anticipated news release is out at 1:55, and it is the University of Michigan Preliminary Consumer Confidence for September. The preliminary August release suggested that the Index has hit a nine-month low, but the final release was revised upwards and showed an increase.
And US Business Inventories for July will be available at 2. Inventories rose in line with expectations in June.
You’ve been watching the Economic Calendar for Friday, the 12th of September. Our next release will cover the most important news releases for Monday. See you then.
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