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Sunday 01 November 2009 7:00 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 5:26 pm

ECONOMIC DIARY

By: admindrupal

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Monday 2 November
UK:
October PMI Manufacturing    (9.30am)
Eurozone:
October PMI Manufacturing    (9.00am)
US:
October ISM Manufacturing    (3pm)
September construction spending    (3pm)

Tuesday 3 November
UK:

October PMI Construction    (9.30am)
US:
September factory orders    (3pm)
ABC consumer confidence    (10pm)
October total vehicle sales and
domestic vehicle sales    (10pm)
Federal Reserve’s Open Market Committee (FOMC) begins its meeting on interest rates

Wednesday 4 November
UK:

October Nationwide consumer
confidence     (12am)
October PMI Services    (9.30am)
BRC Shop Price Index    (10.30am)
Eurozone:    
October PMI Services    (9am)
US:
October ISM non-manufacturing    (3pm)
FOMC rate decision    (7.15pm)
Japan:
Bank of Japan monetary policy
meeting minutes    (11.50pm)

Thursday 5 November:
UK:

Bank of England announces rates
and quantitative easing     (12pm)
September industrial and
manufacturing production    (9.30am)
Eurozone:
European Central Bank announces
interest rates    (12.45pm)
September retail sales    (10am)
US:    
Third quarter non-farm productivity Third-quarter unit labour costs

Friday 6 November
G20 Finance ministers and central bankers meet until 7 November
UK:
October NIESR GDP estimate    (12am)
US:
October non-farm payrolls    (1.30pm)
October unemployment rate    (1.30pm)
September consumer credit    (8pm)

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