As we enter into the final month of the year we will have NFP and Canadian employment report coupled with Q3 GDP data from Australia and Canada as well as PMI data from China.
RBNZ meeting will dominate the week ahead of us with preliminary PMI data from Eurozone, the UK and Japan following suit. Thanksgiving holiday falls on Thursday, stock and bond markets will be closed on that day and close early on Black Friday as well, thus significantly lowering liquidity in the market.
Consumption data from around the world led by retail sales from the US will dominate the week ahead of us which will start with preliminary Q3 GDP reading from Japan.
After a hugely eventful week we will gets some rest as the week ahead of us will be a quiet one lead by US inflation and preliminary Q3 GDP data from the UK.
Another week with three central bank meetings. Fed, BOE and RBA will all meet and all three meetings are considered to be live. Additionally, we will get NFP coupled with employment data from Canada and New Zealand.
ECB, BOC and BOJ meetings as well as preliminary Q3 GDP readings from the US and the EU will highlight a busy week ahead of us.
GDP data from China, inflation data from the UK and Canada as well as preliminary PMI numbers from the EU and the UK will dominate headlines in the week ahead of us.
US inflation and consumption data will be the highlights of the slow week, from the standpoint of economic news, ahead of us. US markets will be closed on Monday due to Columbus Day so liquidity will be lower than usual.
RBA and RBNZ meetings as well as NFP on Friday headline the big week ahead of us.
US inflation and consumption data coupled with Chinese production and consumption data will be the highlights of the week ahead of us.