Economic events of the coming week

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Monday: The Final estimate of May’s Industrial Production data will be released in Japan, with the last print indicating a moderate 0.8% annual increase. Data will also be provided on the Eurozone’s Industrial Production, which analysts expect will see a 1.2% monthly decrease. Tuesday: Consumer Price Index data will be released in Italy and the U.K. In Germany, the ZEW Survey will see light, with analysts expecting some moderation in both the Current Situation component, as well as ‘Expectations’. In the U.S., the Empire State Manufacturing Survey will be released, as well as June’s Advance Retail Sales. Additionally, Fed Governor Yellen will give a Semi-Annual Testimony to Senate. Wednesday: China will release data on its rapidly growing Retail Sales, as well as less so Industrial Production and Gross Domestic Product. The U.K. will see the release of some labor market statistics, among these are Jobless Claims and the International Labor Organization’s Unemployment rate. In the U.S. the weekly MBA Mortgage Applications will see light, as well as the Producer Price Index and June’s Industrial Production. Thursday: The Final estimate of June’s Consumer Price Index for the Eurozone will be released. In the U.S., the weekly Housing Starts print will see light, recently being a hair over one million monthly. Also due is the weekly Initial Jobless Claims, still above but close to 300K. Friday: The University of Michigan’s Consumer Confidence Index and the Conference Board’s Leading Index will be released. Join Anyoption and take advantage of the volatility of the markets ..Start Trading TODAY!

Economic events of the coming week

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Monday: Preliminary figures on June’s Markit Purchasing Managers’ Index will be released in Japan, throughout the Eurozone and in the U.S. The HSBC Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index will be released in China. May’s Existing Home Sales are due in the U.S., where analysts expect a noteworthy increase to 4.73 million dwellings sold, versus 4.65 million in April. Tuesday: The IFO Survey will be published in Germany. In the U.S. demand side, the Consumer Confidence Index and May’s New Home Sales data will be released. On the supply side, the Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index will see light. Wednesday: June’s Manufacturing Confidence Index will be released in France. Italy’s Consumer Confidence Index will be released. Surging in recent months, the index levels are similar to those on the eve of the great recession. In the U.S. are the weekly MBA Mortgage Applications is expected, May’s Durable Goods Orders and the Q1 National Account’s third estimate. Thursday: The French Consumer Confidence Index is due to be published, recently not as solid as that of Italy's, however. The bank of England’s Carney is due to speak in London on the central bank’s financial stability report. The weekly Initial Jobless Claims will see light in the U.S., in addition to Personal Income and Spending. Friday: May’s Jobless Rate will be published in Japan, in addition to the Job-To-Applicant Ratio and various Consumer Price Indices. Preliminary figures on Spain’s Consumer Price Index will be released. Also due are the Eurozone’s Consumer Confidence Index, German Consumer Price Index and the University of Michigan’s Consumer Confidence Index. Join Anyoption and take advantage of the volatility of the markets ..Start Trading TODAY!

Economic events of the week

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Monday: The HSBC Services Purchasing Managers’ Index will be released in China. Later that day services PMIs will be released in Europe, namely Spain, Italy and France. All these figures will boil down the Eurozone’s Composite Index. More cardinal figures from Europe will be presented in the form of the German Consumer Price Index. Moving to the new world, the ISM Non-Manufacturing Index and Factory Orders will be published in the U.S.

Tuesday: Japan’s Monetary Base’s magnitude will be published. Market focus will then shift to Germany, which is due to publish both November’s Retail sales data, as well as Unemployment statistics. Later the day, the Eurozone’s CPI estimate for December will be released, followed by the U.S’s Trade balance.

Wednesday: Trade Balance statistics are due in China. Analysts expect exports to present a 5.2% Year over Year increase, and Imports to present a solid 5% Year over Year increase. Cardinal indicators will be released for the Eurozone, namely November’s Retail Sales and the Unemployment rate, currently at 12.1%. Additionally, Factory Orders will be published in Germany, with analysts expecting a 1.5% Month over Month increase. In the U.S., the MBA Mortgage Applications Index is due, as well as ADP Employment Change. The Fed will release Minutes from its December meeting.

Thursday: The Consumer Confidence Index will be published for the Eurozone. Additionally, November’s Industrial Production figures will be published for Germany. Still in Europe, The Bank of England will publish its official Bank Rate. The ECB will publish its main refinance rate.

Friday: A slew of Industrial and Manufacturing production data will be released in France, Spain and the U.K. The U.S. will see the release of some labor statistics, namely Change in Manufacturing and Non-Farm Payrolls and Unemployment. 

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Economic events of the Week

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Monday: November Retail Sales are due in Spain, following a Year over Year decrease of -0.6%, expectations are low for this one. The other side of the European continent expresses more optimism as December’s Italy Business Confidence is analyst surveyed to indicate a 0.9 point improvement. The day will conclude with the publishing of Consumer Price Indices in Russia.

Tuesday: The day will see mostly U.S. data, namely the publishing of the Chicago Purchasing Managers’ Index and the Consumer Confidence Index.

Wednesday: The first day of 2014 will see the publishing of the official Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index in China.

Thursday: The unofficial HSBC/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index is due and is expected to present a more pessimistic image of Chinese economy with an analyst estimation of 50.5 points vs. the official PMI’s 51.2. The day will also see the publishing of Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Indices throughout the Eurozone, namely Italy, France, Germany and the U.K. U.S. Initial Claims, U.S. ISM Manufacturing and ISM Prices Paid are due later that day.

Friday: Europe will draw most of the day’s attention. The busy day will start as the nationwide House prices will be published in the U.K. Analysts expect the figure to be revised upwards from an annual increase of 6.5%, recorded last month, to no less than 7.1% on this month’s figure. Preliminary estimations of the Spanish CPI are also due. More attention will be taken by the U.K. real-estate sector with the publishing of November’s mortgage approvals – analysts expect this figure to continue increasing. Italian Consumer Price Index and Spanish Unemployment will also be published. 

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