You’re watching the Dukascopy Economic Calendar for Tuesday, the 13th of June. Here’s a rundown of the most important news releases. A couple of publications regarding the UK economy for May open this agenda at 8:30 in the morning, including the key inflation figures. Sterling’s weakness has continued to drive inflation higher and annual pace jumped to 2.7% in April, which was the highest level since early 2013. Producer Prices is the other item available at this time. Factory gate prices have increased for 15 months in a row up to April of this year. The high importance Euro Zone and German ZEW Surveys for June both are published at 9 AM. German economic sentiment improved just slightly in May, but the whole bloc’s reading showed a sharp improvement. US PPI for May follows at a half past noon GMT. Producer prices gained a half a percent in April, wiping out the slight contraction that was recorded in March. New Zealand current account stats will be released at 10:45 PM. Deficit narrowed down sharply in the final quarter of last year and balance is expected to turn positive in this release of the first quarter. Australian Westpac-MI consumer sentiment for June is up next at a half past midnight. Index of Consumer Sentiment fell by 1.1% from 99 in April to 98 in May. A batch of Chinese reports for May are scheduled at 2 AM, including Fixed Asset Investments. The growth of investments slowed down in April from 9.2% level, which was posted in March. Industrial production output slowed down in April as well after jumping to 7.6% in March. And retail sales is the final of the three Chinese items out at this time. While the pace of annual growth eased back, it remains above the 10% mark. Revised Japanese Industrial production report wraps up this agenda at 4:30 AM. According to preliminary report, production expanded at a rate of 4% in April, wiping out March’s decline of 2.1%. I’m Celeste Skinner and that’s all for Tuesday’s Economic Calendar. Check back in for the next overview of news releases, but for now, goodbye.
You’re watching the Dukascopy Economic Calendar for Tuesday, the 13th of June. Here’s a rundown of the most important news releases.
A couple of publications regarding the UK economy for May open this agenda at 8:30 in the morning, including the key inflation figures. Sterling’s weakness has continued to drive inflation higher and annual pace jumped to 2.7% in April, which was the highest level since early 2013.
Producer Prices is the other item available at this time. Factory gate prices have increased for 15 months in a row up to April of this year.
The high importance Euro Zone and German ZEW Surveys for June both are published at 9 AM. German economic sentiment improved just slightly in May, but the whole bloc’s reading showed a sharp improvement.
US PPI for May follows at a half past noon GMT. Producer prices gained a half a percent in April, wiping out the slight contraction that was recorded in March.
New Zealand current account stats will be released at 10:45 PM. Deficit narrowed down sharply in the final quarter of last year and balance is expected to turn positive in this release of the first quarter.
Australian Westpac-MI consumer sentiment for June is up next at a half past midnight. Index of Consumer Sentiment fell by 1.1% from 99 in April to 98 in May.
A batch of Chinese reports for May are scheduled at 2 AM, including Fixed Asset Investments. The growth of investments slowed down in April from 9.2% level, which was posted in March.
Industrial production output slowed down in April as well after jumping to 7.6% in March.
And retail sales is the final of the three Chinese items out at this time. While the pace of annual growth eased back, it remains above the 10% mark.
Revised Japanese Industrial production report wraps up this agenda at 4:30 AM. According to preliminary report, production expanded at a rate of 4% in April, wiping out March’s decline of 2.1%.
I’m Celeste Skinner and that’s all for Tuesday’s Economic Calendar. Check back in for the next overview of news releases, but for now, goodbye.
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