Monday is a pretty busy day, so let’s see which news releases stand out. Starting things off at 8 AM is the Swiss KOF Economic Barometer for October, and the Index rebounded in September from the 3-month low reached a month ago. UK Net Lending to Individuals for September is out at half past 9. The August data surprised on the upside as lending grew at its fastest pace in 3 months. Coming up next at 12:30 PM GMT is the US Personal Income and Spending for September. Both income and spending continued growing in August but at a slower pace than a month ago. The closely watched German Preliminary CPI for October is out at 3. The annual inflation in the largest Euro Zone economy stood at 1.8% in September, which is broadly in line with the ECB target rate. New Zealand Building Permits for September will be available at 9:45 in the evening, and August data showed the strongest growth in 7 months. Japanese Labour Report for September follows at 11:30; the unemployment rate has stood at the same low level for the past 3 months. Japanese Preliminary Industrial Production for September is released at 11:50. Output rebounded in August, reversing a point 8% drop the previous month. Australian New Home Sales for September are out at midnight, and sales returned to growth in August, following two months of decline. New Zealand ANZ Business Confidence for October comes at the same time. The Index plundeg to a 2-year low in September ahead of the upcoming election. UK Consumer Confidence for October follows one minute later. The previous report noted a mixed mood among consumers as the Index went up by one point. Commodity currency traders may want to keep a close eye on Chinese October PMI, which is out at 1 AM. Both the manufacturing and services PMIs showed some solid growth in September; in fact, the manufacturing PMI hit a 5-year high. And Japanese Housing Starts for September conclude the schedule at 5. Starts have been declining on an annual basis for the past 2 months. That concludes the Economic Calendar for Monday, the 30th of October. I’m Jack Everitt and we’ll be back with the next overview of news releases for Tuesday. Goodbye.
Monday is a pretty busy day, so let’s see which news releases stand out.
Starting things off at 8 AM is the Swiss KOF Economic Barometer for October, and the Index rebounded in September from the 3-month low reached a month ago.
UK Net Lending to Individuals for September is out at half past 9. The August data surprised on the upside as lending grew at its fastest pace in 3 months.
Coming up next at 12:30 PM GMT is the US Personal Income and Spending for September. Both income and spending continued growing in August but at a slower pace than a month ago.
The closely watched German Preliminary CPI for October is out at 3. The annual inflation in the largest Euro Zone economy stood at 1.8% in September, which is broadly in line with the ECB target rate.
New Zealand Building Permits for September will be available at 9:45 in the evening, and August data showed the strongest growth in 7 months.
Japanese Labour Report for September follows at 11:30; the unemployment rate has stood at the same low level for the past 3 months.
Japanese Preliminary Industrial Production for September is released at 11:50. Output rebounded in August, reversing a point 8% drop the previous month.
Australian New Home Sales for September are out at midnight, and sales returned to growth in August, following two months of decline.
New Zealand ANZ Business Confidence for October comes at the same time. The Index plundeg to a 2-year low in September ahead of the upcoming election.
UK Consumer Confidence for October follows one minute later. The previous report noted a mixed mood among consumers as the Index went up by one point.
Commodity currency traders may want to keep a close eye on Chinese October PMI, which is out at 1 AM. Both the manufacturing and services PMIs showed some solid growth in September; in fact, the manufacturing PMI hit a 5-year high.
And Japanese Housing Starts for September conclude the schedule at 5. Starts have been declining on an annual basis for the past 2 months.
That concludes the Economic Calendar for Monday, the 30th of October. I’m Jack Everitt and we’ll be back with the next overview of news releases for Tuesday. Goodbye.
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