A lot of data to decide the fate of a lot of currencies next week
Just looking at what is on the docket for next week and we've got quite a bit. There's plenty to determine the path of central banks and various currencies. Here's the choice indicators;
Monday
- Chinese Manufacturing PMI
- European manufacturing PMI's
- UK Mfg PMI
- US Mfg PMI's (Markit & ISM)
- US construction spending
Tuesday
- RBA announcement
- German unemployment
- UK construction PM<I
- European inflation flash and PPI
- US factory orders (with Durable revisions)
Wednesday
- Aussie GDP (We find out how many wombat hides Eamonn sold last quarter)
- Japan and China composite PMI's
- European comp PMI's
- UK services PMI (Big GDP related number is this)
- European retail sales and unemployment
- ECB announcement and presser
- ADP employment report
Thursday
- Aussie retail sales (See how many people bought Eamonn's wombat hides)
- France unemployment
- BOE announcement
- US Jobless claims and Challenger Grey job cuts
- US productivity & costs
Friday
- German factory orders
- European GDP
- US non farm payrolls
- Canadian labour merry-go-round
It's looking a good week for the data and good for volatility so make sure you get a good break over the weekend to re-charge those trading batteries
You can peruse the full calendar at the top of the site or if you're a lazy arse, here's the link :-D
