Let’s take a look at the potential FX market movers scheduled for publication on this busy Thursday. The third quarter Swiss GDP stats open this agenda at a quarter to 7 AM. Economy expanded at a solid pace of point 7% in the second quarter and March quarter rise was revised up to 1%. German Unemployment Change stats for November will be available shortly before 9 AM. The number of unemployed declined by 11 thousand in October to stand at slightly less than 2.3 million. The UK Lending to Individuals figures for October are up next at 9:30. Lending increased more than expected in September as it jumped by 4.7 billion. Then it’s busy with North American releases at 1:30 PM GMT. We’ll get the October update of the US Personal Income and Spending. Both measures increased in September and they are expected to rise by point 4% in this release. The US Jobless Claims stats will be available at the same time. Initial claims were up by three thousand during the week ending November 17th as they climbed further above the 200 thousand mark. The third quarter Canadian Current Account data wraps up the 1:30 PM data run. Deficit narrowed down in the second quarter by 1.6 billion Canadian Dollars to 15.9 billion. The US Pending Home Sales for October are up next at 3 PM GMT. Sales were up by a half a percent in September as both the West and Midwest showed substantial increases. Greenback traders will be monitoring closely the publication of the November US FOMC Meeting Minutes at 7 PM GMT. Then it’s busy with Japanese releases and the Tokyo Consumer Price Index for November will be available at 11:30 PM. The Labour Force Survey for October is released at the same time and Preliminary Industrial Production figures are then out at ten to midnight. The UK Consumer Confidence for November is published shortly after midnight. The index has stood in the negative territory for more than two years now and it’s expected to slip further South. Chinese Manufacturing and Services PMIs for November wrap up this busy agenda. Both measures are above the 50 mark, but Manufacturing sector is expanding at an extremely slow pace. I’m Jack Everitt and you’ve been watching the Dukascopy Economic Calendar for Thursday.
Let’s take a look at the potential FX market movers scheduled for publication on this busy Thursday.
The third quarter Swiss GDP stats open this agenda at a quarter to 7 AM. Economy expanded at a solid pace of point 7% in the second quarter and March quarter rise was revised up to 1%.
German Unemployment Change stats for November will be available shortly before 9 AM. The number of unemployed declined by 11 thousand in October to stand at slightly less than 2.3 million.
The UK Lending to Individuals figures for October are up next at 9:30. Lending increased more than expected in September as it jumped by 4.7 billion.
Then it’s busy with North American releases at 1:30 PM GMT. We’ll get the October update of the US Personal Income and Spending. Both measures increased in September and they are expected to rise by point 4% in this release.
The US Jobless Claims stats will be available at the same time. Initial claims were up by three thousand during the week ending November 17th as they climbed further above the 200 thousand mark.
The third quarter Canadian Current Account data wraps up the 1:30 PM data run. Deficit narrowed down in the second quarter by 1.6 billion Canadian Dollars to 15.9 billion.
The US Pending Home Sales for October are up next at 3 PM GMT. Sales were up by a half a percent in September as both the West and Midwest showed substantial increases.
Greenback traders will be monitoring closely the publication of the November US FOMC Meeting Minutes at 7 PM GMT.
Then it’s busy with Japanese releases and the Tokyo Consumer Price Index for November will be available at 11:30 PM.
The Labour Force Survey for October is released at the same time and Preliminary Industrial Production figures are then out at ten to midnight.
The UK Consumer Confidence for November is published shortly after midnight. The index has stood in the negative territory for more than two years now and it’s expected to slip further South.
Chinese Manufacturing and Services PMIs for November wrap up this busy agenda. Both measures are above the 50 mark, but Manufacturing sector is expanding at an extremely slow pace.
I’m Jack Everitt and you’ve been watching the Dukascopy Economic Calendar for Thursday.
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