A high importance event for Aussie Dollar traders is scheduled on Tuesday, the 21st of October, so stay with us to find out more. I’m ____ and this is the Economic Calendar. Coming up first at 6 AM is the Swiss Trade Balance for September. Trade surplus saw a strong and unexpected contraction in August as exports dropped in light of weaker demand in Europe. UK Public Sector Net Borrowing for September is out at half past eight. Net borrowing grew more than expected in August, standing 6.1% up from the last year’s level. US Existing Home Sales for September are released at 2 PM GMT. Sales went down in August, following five months of gains. Australian Conference Board Leading Index for August follows at 11 o’clock. The Index continued to increase in July, and building approvals and money supply were the main drivers of growth. Melbourne Institute Leading Index for September is out at half past eleven. This index has stood below its long term trend for the past seven months. Japanese Trade Balance for September comes at 11:50. Trade deficit narrowed in August as imports fell at a faster pace than imports. And the closely watched Australian Consumer Price Index for the third quarter is due at half past midnight. The second quarter data came in line with expectations as the annual inflation edged up from 2.9% it reached the previous quarter. That concludes the Economic Calendar for Tuesday. Check back in for the next overview of key events for Wednesday. Goodbye.
A high importance event for Aussie Dollar traders is scheduled on Tuesday, the 21st of October, so stay with us to find out more. I’m ____ and this is the Economic Calendar.
Coming up first at 6 AM is the Swiss Trade Balance for September. Trade surplus saw a strong and unexpected contraction in August as exports dropped in light of weaker demand in Europe.
UK Public Sector Net Borrowing for September is out at half past eight. Net borrowing grew more than expected in August, standing 6.1% up from the last year’s level.
US Existing Home Sales for September are released at 2 PM GMT. Sales went down in August, following five months of gains.
Australian Conference Board Leading Index for August follows at 11 o’clock. The Index continued to increase in July, and building approvals and money supply were the main drivers of growth.
Melbourne Institute Leading Index for September is out at half past eleven. This index has stood below its long term trend for the past seven months.
Japanese Trade Balance for September comes at 11:50. Trade deficit narrowed in August as imports fell at a faster pace than imports.
And the closely watched Australian Consumer Price Index for the third quarter is due at half past midnight. The second quarter data came in line with expectations as the annual inflation edged up from 2.9% it reached the previous quarter.
That concludes the Economic Calendar for Tuesday. Check back in for the next overview of key events for Wednesday. Goodbye.
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