The financial world braces for a week of crucial economic releases from October 28 to November 1.
Investors and analysts alike will keep a close eye on key indicators that could shape market trends.Brazil kicks off the week with the Focus Report on Monday.
This document, prepared by the Central Bank of Brazil, offers valuable insights into market expectations for various economic indicators.
The report serves as a barometer for the countrys economic outlook.Across the Pacific, Japan will reveal its unemployment rate.
Meanwhile, Mexico will publish its trade balance figures.
These data points will provide a snapshot of economic health in these nations.Economic Spotlight: Pivotal Data Points for the Week Ahead (Oct 27-Nov 1).
(Photo Internet reproduction)Tuesday brings attention to Brazils Direct Investment and Current Account figures for September.
In the United States, consumer confidence data and the JOLTS report will take center stage.
These indicators offer a glimpse into the American job market and consumer sentiment.Midweek, Brazil will release its General Market Price Index, commonly known as the rent inflation indicator.
This metric influences various sectors, including energy and telecommunications.
The Producer Price Index will follow, measuring inflation at the production level.Wednesday also marks a significant day for global markets.
Germany, the Eurozone, and the United States will all release their quarterly GDP figures.
China will publish its Composite and Manufacturing PMI data, offering insights into the worlds second-largest economy.Economic Spotlight: Pivotal Data Points for the Week Ahead (Oct 27-Nov 1)Thursday focuses on labor markets.
Brazil will release its unemployment rate, while the Eurozone will publish both unemployment figures and inflation data.
Japans interest rate decision will also draw attention from global investors.The week concludes with a flurry of Manufacturing PMI releases from Brazil, the United Kingdom, Mexico, and the United States.
These indicators will provide a comprehensive view of global manufacturing activity.Argentina rounds out the week with its Tax Revenue report for October.
This data point will offer insights into the fiscal health of South Americas second-largest economy.Throughout the week, investors should remain alert to these economic releases.
They have the potential to influence market sentiment and drive financial decisions across the globe.Economic Calendar for the Week October 28 to November 1, 2024Monday, October 28Brazil8:25 AM BCB: Focus Report (weekly)Mexico9:00 AM Trade Balance (Sep)Japan8:30 PM Unemployment Rate (Sep)Tuesday, October 29Brazil8:30 AM Current Account Transactions (Sep)8:30 AM FDI (September)USA11:00 AM Consumer Confidence Conference Board (Oct)11:00 AM JOLTS Job Openings (Sep)Wednesday, October 30Brazil8:00 AM IGP-M (Oct)10:00 AM PPI (Sep)2:30 PM CAGED Employment Evolution Index Continuous PNADGermany6:00 AM Quarterly GDP5:55 AM Unemployment Rate (Oct)10:00 AM CPI (Oct)Eurozone7:00 AM Quarterly GDPUSA9:30 AM Quarterly GDPChina10:30 PM Manufacturing PMI (Oct)10:30 PM Composite PMI (Oct)Thursday, October 31Brazil8:30 AM Gross Debt/GDP9:00 AM Unemployment RateChina10:45 PM Caixin Manufacturing PMI (Oct)Japan12:00 AM Interest Rate DecisionGermany4:00 AM Retail Sales (Sep)Eurozone7:00 AM CPI (Oct)7:00 AM Unemployment Rate (Sep)Friday, November 1Brazil9:00 AM Industrial Production (Sep)10:00 AM S-P Global Manufacturing PMI (Oct)United Kingdom6:30 AM Manufacturing PMI (Oct)USA9:30 AM Payroll11:45 AM Manufacturing PMI (Oct)Mexico12:00 PM Manufacturing PMI (Oct)Argentina7:00 PM Tax Revenue (Oct)