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The City Index Economic Calendar offers at-a-glance information on major market moving events affecting the UK, US, Australia, Japan, Germany and France.
A vital tool for traders, the Economic Calendar enables you to understand the impact of key market-moving events, so you can better plan your spread betting, CFD trading or forex trading strategies.
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Monday 4th November 2019 to Sunday, 10th November 2019
Reserve Bank of Australia Meeting
Tuesday, 5 November
3:30 GMT
After a solid inflation report last week, traders have trimmed bets that the RBA will cut interest rates. While there’s still a small possibility of a move, the tone of the statement will be more likely to move the aussie and Australian equities.
What to watch: AUD, ASX200.
US ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday, 6 November 15:00 GMT
Since peaking above 60 late last year, service sector activity in the world’s largest economy has consistently declined to 52.6 last month. Combined with weak manufacturing readings in the US and elsewhere, a dip closer to 50 could raise fears of a potential global recession. What to watch: USD, DJIA
Bank of England Meeting
Thursday, 7 November 12:00 GMT
The Bank of England has maintained that it prefers to remain on the sideline until there is clarity on Brexit, and with a general election now scheduled for next month, policymakers may reiterate that sentiment in their update on the UK economy. What to watch: GBP, FTSE
