Lots of economic data and events scheduled for today and some with high volatility risks associated.
Data released so far:
- Australia: Terms of trade improves in the third quarter as import price declines by 1.6 percent and export price declined by 3 percent.
Upcoming:
- Germany: GFK consumer confidence survey report will be released at 6:00 GMT.
- Italy: Business and consumer confidence report for October will be released at 8:00 GMT.
- Eurozone: Money supply and private loans report will be released at 8:00 GMT. ECB will announce interest rate decision at 11:45 GMT, followed by a press conference at 12:30 GMT.
- United Kingdom: CBI trade survey report will be released at 10:00 GMT.
- United States: Weekly jobless claims report will be released at 12:30 GMT, along with goods trade balance for September and followed by pending home sales report at 14:00 GMT. EIA will release weekly natural gas inventory report at 14:30 GMT. Kansas Fed manufacturing report will be published at 14:30 GMT. Fed’s Kashkari is scheduled to speak at 15:00 GMT.
- Japan: Inflation report will be released at 23:30 GMT.
- Auction: Italy will auction 10-year bond today. U.S. will auction 7-year bond at 17:00 GMT.
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