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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 11 January to Sunday 17 January
US Consumer Price Index (Dec)
Wednesday, 13 January
13:30 GMT
While many investors are watching for signs of inflation like hawks (no pun intended!), this report may be more likely to indicate outright deflation amidst COVID-19 restrictions and no additional fiscal stimulus until January.
What to watch: DJIA, USD
German GDP (Q4)
Thursday, 14 January
7:00 GMT
Europe’s largest economy recovered 8.2% in Q3 after shrinking more than -10% across the first half of the year, but the Q4 report is likely to be more subdued as the country limited activity in an effort to control the pandemic.
What to watch: DAX, EUR
US Retail Sales (Dec)
Friday, 15 January
13:30 GMT
This report covers the crucial holiday shopping period and should underscore the “K-shaped” recovery seen in many developed nations. While white-collar workers could continue to earn income unimpeded, many blue-collar workers are experiencing hard times, so a blowout number here is unlikely.
What to watch: DJIA, USD
