Last week most notable events included the US Federal Reserve and Bank of England kept monetary policies at the same levels. Fed officials have noted the stability of the labor market and suggested that inflation would act as the main factor determining future changes in the nations interest rates. Investors continue to assess the risks of the further spread of coronavirus from China. Great Britain has officially left the European Union.
This Week’s Main EventsMonday
On Monday, the news feed will be calm enough:
- Consumer price index in China at 01:30
- Building permits in Canada at 13:30.
Tuesday
On Tuesday, investors will be focused on the following economic reports:
- UK GDP data at 09:30
- Manufacturing production in the UK at 09:30
- JOLTS job openings at 15:00.
Wednesday
On Wednesday, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand will announce its interest rate decision at 03:00 (GMT+2:00). It is expected that the regulator will keep the indicator at the same level of 1.00%.
- At 15:30, EIA crude oil inventories will be published in the US.
Thursday
On Thursday, investors will assess statistics from the US:
- Core consumer price index at 13:30
- Initial jobless claims at 13:30.
Friday
The trading week will end with the publication of the following economic reports:
- German GDP data at 07:00
- Eurozone GDP data at 10:00
- US retail sales statistics at 13:30.
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