Let’s see which news releases could move the currency markets on Tuesday, the 23rd of January. This is the Economic Calendar. UK Public Sector Net Borrowing for December is up first at half past 9. The November budget deficit was smaller than anticipated, down from 10.8 billion a year ago. The closely watched German ZEW Economic Sentiment for January follows at 10. The Index eased in December from the 7-month high reached a month ago. Coming up next at 3 PM GMT is the Euro Zone Preliminary Consumer Confidence for January. December data surprised on the upside as the Index for the entire euro zone moved in the positive territory for the first time on record. Australian Westpac Leading Index for November will be available at half past 11. The Index has been growing at a steady point 1% pace for the last 3 months. Japanese Trade Balance for December comes at 11:50. Trade surplus widened in November as exports grew more than anticipated, boosted by weaker Yen. Japanese Preliminary Manufacturing PMI for January is out at half past midnight. The Index continued to increase in December, reaching a 4-year high and driven by a strong growth in new orders. And New Zealand Credit Card Spending for December is scheduled at 2 AM. Spending picked up speed in November, following a 3% growth the previous month. You’ve been watching the Economic Calendar for Tuesday with me, Jack Everitt. Check back in for the next overview of news releases for Wednesday. Goodbye.
Let’s see which news releases could move the currency markets on Tuesday, the 23rd of January. This is the Economic Calendar.
UK Public Sector Net Borrowing for December is up first at half past 9. The November budget deficit was smaller than anticipated, down from 10.8 billion a year ago.
The closely watched German ZEW Economic Sentiment for January follows at 10. The Index eased in December from the 7-month high reached a month ago.
Coming up next at 3 PM GMT is the Euro Zone Preliminary Consumer Confidence for January. December data surprised on the upside as the Index for the entire euro zone moved in the positive territory for the first time on record.
Australian Westpac Leading Index for November will be available at half past 11. The Index has been growing at a steady point 1% pace for the last 3 months.
Japanese Trade Balance for December comes at 11:50. Trade surplus widened in November as exports grew more than anticipated, boosted by weaker Yen.
Japanese Preliminary Manufacturing PMI for January is out at half past midnight. The Index continued to increase in December, reaching a 4-year high and driven by a strong growth in new orders.
And New Zealand Credit Card Spending for December is scheduled at 2 AM. Spending picked up speed in November, following a 3% growth the previous month.
You’ve been watching the Economic Calendar for Tuesday with me, Jack Everitt. Check back in for the next overview of news releases for Wednesday. Goodbye.
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