You’re watching the Economic Calendar for Tuesday, the 19th of December. Here’s a rundown of the most important news releases. German Ifo Business Sentiment for December is up first at 9 AM, and the Index has been reaching one record-high level after another, reflecting a notable optimism about the future. US Building Permits for November follow at 1:30 PM GMT. The number of permits surprised on the upside in October, reaching a 2-year high. Coming up next at quarter to 10 in the evening is the New Zealand Trade Balance for November. Trade deficit narrowed in October as exports outpaced the imports. Australian Westpac Leading Index for November will be available at 11:30. The Index inched higher in October, although the report noted the Australian economy still faces numerous challenges. New Zealand Credit Card Spending for November comes at 2 AM, and the annual growth in spending has been easing for the past 4 months. And Japanese All Industry Index for October concludes the schedule at half past 4. The Index slipped in September, reversing a point 2% gain the previous month. This was the Economic Calendar for Tuesday with me, Jack Everitt. Check back in for the next overview of news releases for Wednesday.
You’re watching the Economic Calendar for Tuesday, the 19th of December. Here’s a rundown of the most important news releases.
German Ifo Business Sentiment for December is up first at 9 AM, and the Index has been reaching one record-high level after another, reflecting a notable optimism about the future.
US Building Permits for November follow at 1:30 PM GMT. The number of permits surprised on the upside in October, reaching a 2-year high.
Coming up next at quarter to 10 in the evening is the New Zealand Trade Balance for November. Trade deficit narrowed in October as exports outpaced the imports.
Australian Westpac Leading Index for November will be available at 11:30. The Index inched higher in October, although the report noted the Australian economy still faces numerous challenges.
New Zealand Credit Card Spending for November comes at 2 AM, and the annual growth in spending has been easing for the past 4 months.
And Japanese All Industry Index for October concludes the schedule at half past 4. The Index slipped in September, reversing a point 2% gain the previous month.
This was the Economic Calendar for Tuesday with me, Jack Everitt. Check back in for the next overview of news releases for Wednesday.
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