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Sunday 23 January 2011 9:50 pm

THE WEEK AHEAD

By: KCS-content

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COMPANY NEWS
● Electronics company Philips publishes its 2010 full year results on Monday.

● Sodexo, the food services provider, releases its first quarter 2011 results on Monday.

● Tuesday sees Ericsson report its fourth quarter 2010 results and Siemens its first quarter 2011 results.

● WH Smiths will hold its annual general meeting and issue a trading update on Wednesday.

● On Thursday, Nokia will issue its fourth quarter 2010 results and Tullow Oil will publish a trading update.

ECONOMICS NEWS
● Monday sees France, Germany and the European Monetary Union (EMU) publish the results of their respective purchasing managers index (PMI).

● The Bank of Japan makes a rates announcement on Tuesday.

● The UK releases its fourth quarter GDP figures on Tuesday.

● The US January consumer confidence index is published on Tuesday.

● On Wednesday, the Bank of England releases the minutes of its last meeting and the US Federal Open Market Committee makes a rates announcement.

● Germany’s consumer price index (CPI) is published on Thursday.

● The EMU posts the results of its January consumer confidence index on Thursday.

● On Thursday, the US December pending home sales data is released.

● The Japanese unemployment rate and overall household spending figures are posted on Thursday.

● The all important US fourth quarter GDP figure is announced on Friday.

● The EMU’s broad measure of money supply (M3) is released on Friday.

POLITICAL NEWS
● French President Nicolas Sarkozy briefs the media and diplomats on France’s priorities and agenda for its presidency of the G8 and G20 on Monday.

● The annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos-Klosters begins on Wednesday this week.

● President Barack Obama gives his State of the Union address on Tuesday.

● On Tuesday, the Indian President gives a national address for Republic Day.

● UN Secretary General meets with the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leader to discuss the reunification of Cyprus on Wednesday.

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