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Sunday 29 November 2009 7:00 pm

ECONOMIC DIARY

By: admindrupal

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Monday 30 November
UK:
November GfK Consumer Confidence (12am)
November Hometrack Housing Survey (12am)
CBI Service Sector Survey (12am)
October Net Consumer Credit (9.30am)
October Net Lending Secured on Dwellings (9.30am)
October Mortgage Approvals (9.30am)
October Final M4 Money Supply (9.30am)
Eurozone:
November CPI Estimate (10am)
US:
November Chicago PMI (2.45pm)

Tuesday 1 December
UK:

November PMI Manufacturing (9.30am)
November Nationwide House Prices (7am)
Eurozone:
November PMI Manufacturing (9am)
October Unemployment Rate (10am)
US:
November ISM Manufacturing (3pm)
November ISM Prices Paid (3pm)
October Construction Spending (3pm)

Wednesday 2 December
UK:

November PMI Construction (9.30am)
Eurozone:
October Producer Prices Index (10am)
US:
Fed’s Lacker Speaks on Economic Outlook (5.30pm)
Fed’s Beige Book (7pm)

Thursday 3 December
UK:

November PMI Services (9.30am)
November Official Reserves (9.30am)
Eurozone:
November PMI Services (9.30am)
October Retail Sales (10am)
Third Quarter GDP (10am)
ECB Announces Interest Rates (12.45pm)
US:
November ISM Non-Manufacturing Composite (3pm)
Bernanke Confirmation Hearing held in Senate Banking Committee (3pm)

Friday 4 December
UK:

November New Car Registrations
US:
November Non-farm Payrolls (1.30pm)
November Unemployment Rate (1.30pm)
October Factory Orders (3pm)

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