Trading economic events should be a part of a trader’s strategy as trading a planned event yield a better return on investment. In this article we are listing down the top economic events due this week, one must consider before taking a new position.
| Order | Date | Economic Event | Impact on Currency Pair |
| MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14 | FDI – Foreign Direct Investment Report from the Ministry of Commerce of China The Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China will be reporting the total investments made by foreign enterprises and organizations in China. If the Report exceeds the previous reading, then this will be seen as bullish for CNY and if the report comes lower than the previous reading then this will be seen as bearish for CNY. | USD/CNY | |
| MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14 | ECB’s Member Fabio Panetta’s speech The European central bank’s executive board member, Fabio Panetta Will be giving a speech, delivering some insights into the upcoming plans of the ECB to tackle inflation in the eurozone. | EUR/USD EUR/JPY EUR/GBP | |
| MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14 | Industrial Production data from Eurostat Eurostat will be reporting the volume of production of industries in eurozone. this includes the production data from factories and manufacturing plants. If the Report exceeds the previous reading, then this will be seen as bullish for EUR and if the report comes lower than the previous reading then this will be seen as bearish for EUR. | EUR/USD EUR/JPY EUR/GBP | |
| MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14 | Gross Domestic Product of Japan for the third quarter from Japanese Cabinet Office Japanese Cabinet Office will be reporting the GDP data for the third quarter. The GDP data is the measure of the total value of all the goods and services produced in a country and has a significant impact on the domestic currency. | USD/JPY EUR/JPY | |
| TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 | Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Meeting Minutes The Reserve Bank of Australia we’ll be releasing the meeting minutes for the month of October which will provide a record of the decisions made by the board members. | AUD/USD | |
| TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 | Retail sales data of China The National Bureau of Statistics of China will provide the measure of the changes in the volume and value of finished goods by retail businesses in the People’s Republic of China. If the Report exceeds the previous reading, then this will be seen as bullish for CNY and if the report comes lower than the previous reading then this will be seen as bearish for CNY. Analysts at the trade world market expect China retail sales to decline in the month of October. | USD/CNY | |
| TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 | Claimant Count Change from the Office for National Statistics & ILO Unemployment Rate Data Report The Claimant Count Change data are based on the actual number of people claiming job seekers allowance in Great Britain. This is an indirect measure of unemployment in the region. If the Report exceeds the previous reading, then this will be seen as bearish for GBP and if the report comes lower than the previous reading then this will be seen as bullish for GBP. | GBP/USD | |
| WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16 | Consumer Price Index of Britain The office for National Statistics will be reporting the consumer price index data of October month. The CPI Data is a measure of the average change over the month in the prices paid by consumers for goods and services. If the Report exceeds the previous reading, then this will be seen as bullish for GBP and if the report comes lower than the previous reading then this will be seen as bearish for GBP. | GBP/USD | |
| WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16 | US Retail Sales Data US Census Bureau will be reporting the retail sales data which is considered a major economic indicator by financial analysts. This data is the measure of the changes in the volume and value of finished goods by retail businesses in the United States. | USD/JPY, USD/INR, USD/JPY | |
| THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17 | Australian unemployment rate The Australian Bureau of Statistics will be reporting the unemployment rate in Australia which is the total number of unemployed workers and the labor force. | AUD/USD |
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