Monday: Japan’s third quarter Capital Investment data will be published, analysts expect it to indicate an annual 2.8% increase, versus a previous, completely muted figure. In China, “Fiscal forward guidance” will be provided by the HSBC Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index. Manufacturing PMI survey results will be published in Italy, France, Germany, and the U.K. the U.S. will see the Markit, and the ISM PMIs being published.
Tuesday: Japan’s Monetary Base will be published; following October’s figure indicating no less than a 45.8% annual increase of currency in circulation at the BoJ’s vaults. Spanish Unemployment data is also due that day.
Wednesday: PMI Indices for the services sector will be published throughout the Eurozone. Additionally in the Eurozone, the Preliminary Q3 GDP figure will be published, as analysts expect a barely positive quarterly increase of 0.1%. In the U.S., MBA mortgage applications are due with much anticipation, given last week’s surge of building permits. Some U.S. labor data will be provided by the ADP National Employment report. Later that day, the U.S. Trade Balance data for October and U.S. New Home Sales data will be published.
Thursday: The BoE will announce U.K.’s bank rate, currently set to 0.5%. Public interest will probably be drawn to the ECB’s rate announcement later that day. U.S. Initial Jobless Claims data will be published, as well as the U.S. 3Q GDP’s second estimate. The day will conclude with the U.S. Factory Orders data.
Friday: Unemployment Rate will be published in the U.S., providing further guidance on when Bernanke\ Yellen will finally have justification to start tapering. U.S Consumer data is also due with the publishing of Personal Income and Spending figures for October, as well as the University of Michigan’s Consumer Confidence Sentiment.
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