• ECB to take center stage
• The Bank has signaled that they will
probably take time to assess the impact of stimulus measures announced in the
recent months; the rise in the estimate CPI in October could be a sign that
part of the measures start to reflect in the economy
• Key points to watch: Any reference over the speculation that
the ECB is considering to buy corporate bonds and the report that National
central bankers are set to challenge ECB President on his leadership style
• Australia’s unemployment rate remained
stable at 6.2% in October, its highest level in almost 12-years.
• The data reflect a soft labor market and
confirm the Reserve Bank of Australia concerns
• The US ADP report once again indicated job
growth over 200k but the US ISM non-manufacturing index disappointed and declined
in October
• However, I believe that the moderate
decline was not enough to reverse the positive sentiment towards USD which was
higher against almost all of its major peers during early European morning
• Today :
• UK: The Bank of England meets to decide on its
policy rate, industrial production for September
• Germany: Factory orders for September
• US: initial jobless claims for the week ended Nov. 1
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