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China Holds Loan Prime Rates Steady in January as Market Expectations Align

U.S. existing home sales decline in August

New York Fed President John Williams Signals Rate Hold as Economy Seen Strong in 2026

Bank of Korea likely to keep key interest rate on hold at 0.50 pct in November

U.S. weekly jobless claims unexpectedly decrease

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MAS Holds Monetary Policy Steady as Strong Growth Raises Inflation Risks

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Fed Holds Rates Steady as Economy Powers Ahead, but Risks Loom

Canadian employment likely declined in November, jobless rate to have risen to 9 pct

U.S. personal income and spending rose less than expected in August

Bank of Korea Expected to Hold Interest Rates as Weak Won Limits Policy Easing

U.S. House prices increase slightly in July

Canada's economy shows growth in July, but growth stalled in

ECB’s Cipollone Backs Digital Euro as Europe Pushes for Payment System Independence

Australia Treasurer Backs RBA Governor’s Support for Fed Chair Jerome Powell Amid Independence Concerns

U.S. durable goods orders sustain robust growth

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FxWirePro: The Day Ahead- 25th April 2019

Thursday, April 25, 2019 3:57 AM UTC

Lots of economic data and events scheduled for today, and some with high volatility risks associated.

Data released so far:

Japan: Bank of Japan (BoJ) kept the monetary policy rate unchanged at -0.1 percent.

Upcoming:

Spain: Q1 unemployment report to be released at 7:00 GMT.
United Kingdom: CBI trend survey report due at 10:00 GMT.
United States: Weekly jobless claims report due at 12:30 GMT, along with durable goods orders report. EIA will release weekly crude oil inventory report at 14:30 GMT. Kansas Fed will release manufacturing survey report at 15:00 GMT.
New Zealand: March trade balance report due at 22:45 GMT.
Japan: March unemployment report due at 23:30 GMT, followed by CPI inflation, industrial production, retail trade details at 23:50 GMT.
Auction: U.S. will auction 1-month bills at 15:30 GMT, and 7-year note at 17:00 GMT.

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