Thursday, major statistical reports due for the day include consumer prices data from Eurozone and Italy.
At 2:00 am ET, retail sales data for August is due from Finland. Sales had dropped 0.3% year-on-year in July. In the meantime, EU 25 new car registrations report is also due.
At 3:00 am ET, the Czech Statistical Office is slated to release producer price data for September. Prices are expected to drop 5.2% year-on-year, larger than the 5.1% decline seen in the previous month. Czech import and export prices data for August is also expected at the same time.
In the meantime, the Turkish statistical office is scheduled to issue unemployment data for July. Economists expect the unemployment rate to ease moderately to 12.9% from 13% in the preceding month. Further, Slovakia is set to release harmonized consumer price data for September at 3:00 am ET.
Half an hour later, retail trade figures for August is due from Statistics Netherlands. Sales are expected to drop 4% annually, faster than the 3.6% fall in July.
At 4:00 am ET, the European Central Bank is expected to release its monthly bulletin.
At the same time, the Italian statistical office ISTAT is scheduled to release the final report for September CPI. The preliminary estimate showed that consumer prices rose 0.2% on a yearly basis in September. Meanwhile, the HICP climbed 0.3% in September from the previous year. The statistical office is expected to confirm the preliminary estimate.
Also due at 4:00 am ET, is September’s trade data from Norway. The trade balance logged a surplus of NOK 24.9 billion in August.
At the same time, Austrian consumer price inflation data for September is also due. In August, the inflation rate stood at 0.3% on a monthly basis and 0.4% on a yearly basis.
At 5:00 am ET, the Eurostat is expected to release a revised report for Eurozone HICP. Eurozone consumer prices declined 0.3% on a yearly basis in September. The statistical office is expected to confirm the initial estimate released on September 30.
At 2:00 am ET, retail sales data for August is due from Finland. Sales had dropped 0.3% year-on-year in July. In the meantime, EU 25 new car registrations report is also due.
At 3:00 am ET, the Czech Statistical Office is slated to release producer price data for September. Prices are expected to drop 5.2% year-on-year, larger than the 5.1% decline seen in the previous month. Czech import and export prices data for August is also expected at the same time.
In the meantime, the Turkish statistical office is scheduled to issue unemployment data for July. Economists expect the unemployment rate to ease moderately to 12.9% from 13% in the preceding month. Further, Slovakia is set to release harmonized consumer price data for September at 3:00 am ET.
Half an hour later, retail trade figures for August is due from Statistics Netherlands. Sales are expected to drop 4% annually, faster than the 3.6% fall in July.
At 4:00 am ET, the European Central Bank is expected to release its monthly bulletin.
At the same time, the Italian statistical office ISTAT is scheduled to release the final report for September CPI. The preliminary estimate showed that consumer prices rose 0.2% on a yearly basis in September. Meanwhile, the HICP climbed 0.3% in September from the previous year. The statistical office is expected to confirm the preliminary estimate.
Also due at 4:00 am ET, is September’s trade data from Norway. The trade balance logged a surplus of NOK 24.9 billion in August.
At the same time, Austrian consumer price inflation data for September is also due. In August, the inflation rate stood at 0.3% on a monthly basis and 0.4% on a yearly basis.
At 5:00 am ET, the Eurostat is expected to release a revised report for Eurozone HICP. Eurozone consumer prices declined 0.3% on a yearly basis in September. The statistical office is expected to confirm the initial estimate released on September 30.
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