Let’s see what the last trading day of the week brings in terms of economic news releases. Final German Gross Domestic Product for the third quarter opens this agenda at 7 o’clock in the morning. Preliminary report showed economy contracting by point 2% in the September quarter, which was the first quarterly decline in more than three years. Then the November flash PMI run starts with French data at a quarter past 8 AM. German statistics are then released fifteen minutes later. The whole bloc’s round-up will be available at 9 o’clock. Both measures remain above the 50-mark, but they did move lower in October. A couple of Loonie Dollar shakers up are next at 1:30 PM GMT, including Consumer Price Index for October. Prices were point 4% lower month on month in September as boost from gasoline, air transportation and travel tours eased. This brought annual inflation down to 2.2%. Retail Sales for September is the other high importance release out at this time. Sales slipped by one tenth of a percent to 50.8 billion Canadian Dollars in August, following a point 2% increase in July. The Markit Flash US Manufacturing PMI for November wraps up the calendar at a quarter to 3 PM. Both Services and Manufacturing PMIs rose in October to claim more ground about the 50-mark. I’m Jack Everitt and that’s all for Friday’s Economic Calendar. Bye for now.
Let’s see what the last trading day of the week brings in terms of economic news releases.
Final German Gross Domestic Product for the third quarter opens this agenda at 7 o’clock in the morning. Preliminary report showed economy contracting by point 2% in the September quarter, which was the first quarterly decline in more than three years.
Then the November flash PMI run starts with French data at a quarter past 8 AM. German statistics are then released fifteen minutes later. The whole bloc’s round-up will be available at 9 o’clock. Both measures remain above the 50-mark, but they did move lower in October.
A couple of Loonie Dollar shakers up are next at 1:30 PM GMT, including Consumer Price Index for October. Prices were point 4% lower month on month in September as boost from gasoline, air transportation and travel tours eased. This brought annual inflation down to 2.2%.
Retail Sales for September is the other high importance release out at this time. Sales slipped by one tenth of a percent to 50.8 billion Canadian Dollars in August, following a point 2% increase in July.
The Markit Flash US Manufacturing PMI for November wraps up the calendar at a quarter to 3 PM. Both Services and Manufacturing PMIs rose in October to claim more ground about the 50-mark.
I’m Jack Everitt and that’s all for Friday’s Economic Calendar. Bye for now.
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