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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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Sunday 18 October to Sunday 24 October
Chinese GDP (Q3)
Monday, October 18
02:00 GMT
After outperforming the rest of the globe early in the pandemic, China’s economic growth is expected to downshift amidst energy and regulatory concerns, with potential big implications for Chinese asset prices and those of close trading partners.
What to watch: A50, CNH
UK CPI (Sep)
Wednesday, October 20
16:00 GMT
The early signs of the current energy shortage were emerging in late September, so it will be interesting to see if consumer prices were already showing signs of picking up last month. Regardless, traders know that next month’s inflation readings will likely be even more elevated.
What to watch: FTSE, GBP
Eurozone and UK Markit PMI Surveys
Friday, October 22
07:00 - 8:30 GMT
This survey provides one of the most current readings of on-the-ground economic activity, and should therefore provide traders with valuable insight on how the continent is adapting to surging energy prices. Equity indices in particular could see volatility on these reports.
What to watch: DAX, FTSE
