Busy Start to 2015
5 January, 2015
Matthew Boyle
It has been a fairly quiet couple of weeks in the market for data, which is more than made up for as we start this week and a new year of trading with a flurry of releases. We saw GBP touch new highs against EUR which has now been eroded, but it will be an interesting week and a perhaps a telling one given the data for the coming few months and start of 2015.
Wednesday is a particularly big day for the majors as we have German unemployment, EUR CPI data, USD FOMC minutes, and Thursday we have the BoE interest rate decision – again likely to cause some turbulence in rates. With such a large amount of data out this week it will no doubt be an extremely busy one, with many investors and traders looking to see whether or not recent trends will continue for 2015.
Stay in close contact with your C.I. account manager if you have any upcoming transfers to make. Currency Index can help you stay well informed and well ahead of the market.
Currency Data This Week
Mon
- 09.30 GBP PMI data
- 13.00 EUR CPI data
- 23.50 JPY Monetary Base Data
Tue
- 00.30 AUD Trade Balance
- 01.35 JPY Markit Services
- 01.45 CNY HSBC China Services
- 09.30 GBP Markit Services PMI
- 14.45 USD Markit Services PMI
- 15.00 USD ISM Non Manufacturing Data
Wed
- 07.00 EUR German Retail Sales
- 08.55 EUR German Unemployment rate and change
- 10.00 EUR CPI data
- 19.00 USD FOMC minutes
Thu
- 00.00 AUD CPI Inflation Expectation
- 10.00 EUR Retail Sales
- 12.00 GBP BoE Interest Rate decision and Asset Purchase facility
- 13.30 USD Jobless Claims Data
Fri
- 07.00 EUR Industrial Production Data
- 09.30 GBP Manufacturing and Industrial Data
- 13.30 CAD Unemployment Data
- 14.00 GBP NIESR GDP estimate
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