vendredi 17 avril 2015
3 Numbers: UK jobs robust; US March CPI; US consumer sentiment
Posted on 01:07 by nice news
Today’s economic data calendar is fairly short and relatively quiet. The ongoing Greek crisis and the next week’s flash purchasing manager indices for April are the key. Expect random headlines from the ongoing IMF and World Bank meetings. The parliamentary elections in Finland on the weekend should not provide any major surprises to the markets – the outline that I wrote last December still holds (Europe poised for political risks in 2015). Today’s possible credit rating adjustments include Russia – by both Fitch (BBB-, outlook negative) and S&P (BB+, outlook negative).
Eurozone consumer prices for March will be reported at 09:00 GMT. But as the advance estimate is already out and the European Central Bank has basically set its policy in stone for the next 18 months, it has not been included among today’s 3 Numbers.
Eurozone consumer prices for March will be reported at 09:00 GMT. But as the advance estimate is already out and the European Central Bank has basically set its policy in stone for the next 18 months, it has not been included among today’s 3 Numbers.
3 Numbers: UK jobs robust; US March CPI; US consumer sentiment
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