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Economic Calendar - 15.3.2010
The
economic calendar
provides a schedule of key global economic events coming in the next 5 days. Interactive graphs illustrate economic indicators' historical data, market expectations, actual values and calculated volatility. Each indicator is accompanied with a brief description, helping the novice trader get into
forex and CFD trading.
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ABC Consumer Confidence
Adjusted Merchandise Trade Balance (bln. JPY)
ADP Nonfarm Employment Change
All Industries Activity Index
AMS Unemployment Rate
Average Hourly Earnings
Average Monthly Earnings
Average Monthly Earnings Incl. Bonuses
Average Workweek (hours)
Bank Of Canada Interest Rate Decision
Bank Of England Interest Rate Decision
Bank of Israel Interest Rate Decision
Bank of Japan Interest Rate Decision
Bank of Mexico Interest Rate Decision
BBA Loans for House Purchase/BBA Mortgage Approvals
Beige Book
BRC Retail Sales Monitor
Broad Money
BSA Mortgage Approvals (bln GBP)
Building Permits
Bulgarian National Bank Interest rate Decision
Business Climate
Business Conditions Survey
Business Confidence
Business Inventories
Business Investment
Capacity Utilization Rate
CBI Distributive Trades
CBI Manufacturing Orders
Chicago Purchasing Managers Index
Claimant Count Unemployment Change
Claimant Count Unemployment Rate
Coincident Indicators Index
Commodity Price Index
Composite Purchasing Managers Index
Construction Orders
Construction Output
Construction Spending
Construction Work Done
Consumer Confidence
Consumer Credit (bln USD)
Consumer Inflationary Expectations
Core CPI
Core Output PPI
Core PCE
Core PPI
Corporate Goods Price Index
Corporate Services Price Index
CPI
CPI EU Harmonized
CPI Less Fresh Food
Credit Card Spending
Crude Oil Stocks (mln barrels)
Current Account (bln AUD)
Current Account (bln CAD)
Current Account (bln CZK)
Current Account (bln EUR)
Current Account (bln EUR) s.a.
Current Account (bln GBP)
Current Account (bln HKD)
Current Account (bln HUF)
Current Account (bln ILS)
Current Account (bln JPY)
Current Account (bln NOK)
Current Account (bln NZD)
Current Account (bln PLN)
Current Account (bln SEK)
Current Account (bln SGD)
Current Account (bln USD)
Current Account (bln. BGN)
Czech National Bank Interest Rate Decision
DCLG House Price Index
Domestic Vehicle Sales
Durable Goods Orders
Durable Goods Orders Ex Defence
Durable Goods Orders Ex Transportation
Economic Confidence
Economy Watchers Survey - Current Conditions
Economy Watchers Survey - Economic Outlook
Employment Change
Employment Cost Index
Employment Rate
European Central Bank Interest Rate Decision
Existing Home Sales
Export Price Index
Exports
Factory Orders
Factory Orders ex Transporatation
FED Discount Rate
Fed Interest Rate Decision
Food Price Index
Foreign Securities Purchases (bln CAD)
GDP
GDP Deflator/GDP Price Index
GFK Consumer Confidence
Government Budget (bln CZK)
Government Budget (bln EUR)
Government Budget (bln SEK)
Government Budget (bln USD)
Government debt GDP ratio
Government Spending
Gross Fixed Capital Investment
HBOS Plc. House Price Index
Help Wanted Index
Home Loans
House Price Index
House Price Purchase Index
Household Spending
Housing Starts
HPI Composite 20
IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism Index
Ifo Business Climate Index
Ifo Business Expectations Index
IFO Current Conditions
ILO Unemployment Rate
Import Price Index
Imports
Index of Services
Industrial Confidence
Industrial Orders
Industrial Production
Industrial Production Price Index
Industrial Sales
Inflationary Expectations
Initial Jobless Claims
Investment Loans
Investment Spending
ISM Manufacturing
ISM Non-Manufacturing Index
ISM Prices Paid
IVEY Purchasing Managers Index
KOF Leading Indicators
Labor Productivity
Leading Indicators
M2 Money Supply + CDs
M3 Money Supply
M4 Money Supply
Machine Orders
Magyar Nemzeti Bank Interest Rate Decision
Manufacturing Inventories
Manufacturing Payrolls Change
Manufacturing PMI
Manufacturing Production
Manufacturing Shipments
MBA Mortgage Applications Index
Merchandise Trade Balance (bln. CAD)
Merchandise Trade Balance (bln. JPY)
Monetary Base
Mortgage Approvals
NAB Business Confidence
NAHB Housing Market Index
National Bank of Poland Interest Rate Decision
National Consumer Price Index Ex Food Energy
Nationwide Consumer Confidence
Nationwide House Price Index
Natural Gas Stocks (bln c. f.)
NBNZ Business confidence
Net Consumer Credit (bln GBP)
Net Lending on Dwellings (bln GBP)
New Home Sales
New House Price Index
Nonfarm Labor Productivity
Nonfarm Payrolls Change
Norges Bank Interest Rate Decision
NY Empire State Index
NZIER Business Confidence
OECD Leading Indicators
Pending Home Sales
Personal Consumption Expenditure
Personal Consumption Expenditure Deflator
Personal Income
Personal Spending
Philadelphia Fed Survey
PMI Construction
PMI Services
PPI
Preliminary Business Investment
Preliminary Coincident Index
Preliminary Composite Purchasing Managers Index
Preliminary Core PCE
Preliminary CPI
Preliminary CPI EU Harmonized
Preliminary Exports
Preliminary GDP
Preliminary GDP Deflator
Preliminary Government Spending
Preliminary Household Spending
Preliminary Import
Preliminary Industrial Production
Preliminary Leading Index
Preliminary M4 Money Supply
Preliminary Machine Orders
Preliminary Manufacturing PMI
Preliminary Nonfarm Labor Productivity
Preliminary Nonfarm Payrolls Change
Preliminary PMI Services
Preliminary Private Consumption
Preliminary Unit Labor Costs
Preliminary University of Michigan Consumer Confidence
Preliminary Wage Price Index
Preliminsry Personal Consumption Expenditure
Private Consumption
Private Sector Credit
Producer and Import Price Index
Producer Price Index Input
Producer Price Index Output
Public Sector Net Borrowing (bln GBP)
Public Sector Net Cash Requirements (bln GBP)
Raw Material Price Index
Redbook Retail Sales Index
Reserve Bank of Australia Interest Rate Decision
Reserve Bank of New Zealand Interest Rate Decision
Retail Price Index
Retail Sales
Retail Sales Less Autos
Richmond Fed Index
Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index
RICS House Price Index
Rightmove House Price Index
Riksbanks Interest Rate Decision
Romanian Central Bank Interest Rate Decision
SECO Consumer Climate
Sentix Investor Confidence
Services Confidence
SVME Purchasing Managers Index
Swiss National Bank Interest Rate Decision
Tankan Large Manufacturers Index
Tankan Large Non-Manufacturers Index
TDMI CPI
Tertiary Industry Activity Index
TIC Net Long-Term Transactions
TIC Net Transactions
Tokyo Area CPI
Tokyo Area CPI Less Fresh Food
Tokyo Consumer Price Index Ex Food, Energy
Trade Balance (bln AUD)
Trade Balance (bln CAD)
Trade Balance (bln CHF)
Trade Balance (bln CZK)
Trade Balance (bln EUR)
Trade Balance (bln EUR) EU
Trade Balance (bln EUR) Non EU
Trade Balance (bln EUR) s.a
Trade Balance (bln GBP)
Trade Balance (bln GBP) EU
Trade Balance (bln GBP) Non EU
Trade Balance (bln HKD)
Trade Balance (bln HUF)
Trade Balance (bln ILS)
Trade Balance (bln JPY)
Trade Balance (bln JPY) s.a.
Trade Balance (bln NOK)
Trade Balance (bln NZD)
Trade Balance (bln PLN)
Trade Balance (bln SEK)
Trade Balance (bln SGD)
Trade Balance (bln USD)
Trade balance (bln. BGN)
UBS Consumer Spending
Unemployment Change
Unemployment Change s.a.
Unemployment Rate
Unit Labor Costs
University of Michigan Consumer Confidence
USA Empire Manufactoring
Vehicle Sales
Wage Price Index
Westpac Leading Index
Wholesale Inventories
Wholesale Price Index
Wholesale Sales
WMI Consumer Confidence
ZEW Current Conditions
ZEW Economic Sentiment
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15.03.2010 00:00:00
Rightmove House Price Index
March m/m
-
3.20%
Medium
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
The Rightmove House Price Index measures the monthly change in the average asking price of residential properties in the UK. Rightmove, the UK's leading property website, publishes this indicator in the same month the data is collected, making it a leading indicator of inflation in the housing sector.
SOURCE
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/template/publicsite,aboutus,RTPRArchive.vm
15.03.2010 00:00:00
Rightmove House Price Index
March y/y
-
6.10%
Medium
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
The Rightmove House Price Index measures the monthly change in the average asking price of residential properties in the UK. Rightmove, the UK's leading property website, publishes this indicator in the same month the data is collected, making it a leading indicator of inflation in the housing sector.
SOURCE
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/template/publicsite,aboutus,RTPRArchive.vm
15.03.2010 05:00:00
Consumer Confidence
February
40.6
39.4
Medium
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
The Consumer Confidence measures the mood of households in regard to economic conditions. The reading is derived from a monthly survey that asks households to evaluate the prospects for the economy in the future. Higher readings point to higher consumer optimism. When consumers are optimistic they tend to purchase more goods and services, which stimulates the economy. The headline figure is the difference between the percentage of positive responses and the percentage of negative answers.
15.03.2010 05:00:00
Retail Sales
January m/m
-4.50%
-0.90%
Medium
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
The Retail Sales Index measures the total value goods and services sold each month at retail outlets. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because Retail Sales make up a large portion of consumer spending, which is a major driver of the economy and has a sizable impact on GDP. Traders pay close attention to Retail Sales because it is usually the first significant indicator of the month that relates to consumer behavior and is susceptible to surprises. The headline is the monthly and annual percentage change in retail sales.
15.03.2010 05:00:00
Retail Sales
January y/y
-1.10%
-5.00%
Medium
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
The Retail Sales Index measures the total value goods and services sold each month at retail outlets. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because Retail Sales make up a large portion of consumer spending, which is a major driver of the economy and has a sizable impact on GDP. Traders pay close attention to Retail Sales because it is usually the first significant indicator of the month that relates to consumer behavior and is susceptible to surprises. The headline is the monthly and annual percentage change in retail sales.
15.03.2010 08:00:00
PPI
February m/m
-
0.50%
Low
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
The Producer Price Index measures changes in the selling price producers charge for goods and services, and tracks how prices feed through the production process. Because producers tend to pass on higher costs to consumers as higher retail prices, the PPI is an early indicator of inflation. A higher PPI, especially when combined with high figures for other measures of inflation, will make the European Central Bank more inclined to raise interest rates. A low or falling PPI is indicative of declining prices, and may suggest an economic slowdown.
15.03.2010 08:00:00
PPI
February y/y
-1.60%
-1.50%
Low
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
The Producer Price Index measures changes in the selling price producers charge for goods and services, and tracks how prices feed through the production process. Because producers tend to pass on higher costs to consumers as higher retail prices, the PPI is an early indicator of inflation. A higher PPI, especially when combined with high figures for other measures of inflation, will make the European Central Bank more inclined to raise interest rates. A low or falling PPI is indicative of declining prices, and may suggest an economic slowdown.
15.03.2010 08:15:00
Producer and Import Price Index
February m/m
0.20%
0.30%
Medium
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
The indicator represents changes in the combined producer and import price index, calculated from changes in producer prices and import prices in Switzerland, giving appropriate weight to the proportion of domestic and imported goods. The headline figure is the percentage change in the index from the previous period. Changes in this index will generally precede changes in the consumer price index, as higher import costs and producer prices tend to eventually be passed to consumers. As with any indicator of inflation, increases in producer and import prices tend to act as an appreciating weight for the Swiss franc because inflationary pressures are almost always met with interest rate increases from the Swiss central bank.
SOURCE
http://www.bfs.admin.ch/bfs/portal/en/index.html
15.03.2010 08:15:00
Producer and Import Price Index
February y/y
-0.60%
-1.30%
Medium
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
The indicator represents changes in the combined producer and import price index, calculated from changes in producer prices and import prices in Switzerland, giving appropriate weight to the proportion of domestic and imported goods. The headline figure is the percentage change in the index from the previous period. Changes in this index will generally precede changes in the consumer price index, as higher import costs and producer prices tend to eventually be passed to consumers. As with any indicator of inflation, increases in producer and import prices tend to act as an appreciating weight for the Swiss franc because inflationary pressures are almost always met with interest rate increases from the Swiss central bank.
SOURCE
http://www.bfs.admin.ch/bfs/portal/en/index.html
15.03.2010 09:00:00
Trade Balance (bln NOK)
February
-
34.4
Low
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
A country's trade balance reflects the difference between exports and imports of goods and services. The trade balance is one of the biggest components of the Balance of Payment, giving valuable insight into pressures on country's currency. A positive Trade Balance (surplus) indicates that exports are greater than imports. When imports exceed exports, the country experiences a trade deficit. Because foreign goods are usually purchased using foreign currency, trade deficits usually reflect currency leaking out of the country. Such currency outflows may lead to a natural depreciation unless countered by comparable capital inflows (inflows in the form of investments, FDI - where foreigners investing in local equity, bond or real estates markets). At a bare minimum, deficits fundamentally weigh down the value of the currency.
SOURCE
http://www.ssb.no/english/
15.03.2010 10:00:00
Employment Rate
4Q q/q
-
-0.50%
Medium
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
Employment Rate measures the seasonally-adjusted proportion of the entire population that is currently employed or unemployed, but actively seeking employment. The Employment (Participation) Rate indicates how much of the population is willing and able to work; thus, the figure is a snapshot of the productivity potential and current conditions of the labor market.
15.03.2010 10:00:00
Employment Rate
4Q y/y
-
-2.10%
Medium
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
Employment Rate measures the seasonally-adjusted proportion of the entire population that is currently employed or unemployed, but actively seeking employment. The Employment (Participation) Rate indicates how much of the population is willing and able to work; thus, the figure is a snapshot of the productivity potential and current conditions of the labor market.
15.03.2010 10:00:00
Current Account (bln. BGN)
January
-
-0.326
Low
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
The Current Account measures the quarterly difference in value between imported and exported goods, services, income flows, and unilateral transfers. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nations currency. The Current Account is a comprehensive accounting of the nations trade with other countries. It includes the previously reported Trade Balance (which covers trade of goods and services), so traders focus on the income flows and unilateral transfer portions of the report. The Current Account is one of the three components that make up a countrys Balance of Payments (Financial Account, Capital Account and Current Account), the detailed accounting of all international interactions. Where the other side of the Balance of Payments, Capital and Financial Accounts deal mainly with financial assets and investments, the Current Account gives a detailed breakdown of how the country intermingles with rest of the global economy on a non-investment basis - tracking good and services.
15.03.2010 10:00:00
Trade balance (bln. BGN)
January
-0.8
Low
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
A countrys trade balance reflects the difference between exports and imports of goods and services. The trade balance is one of the biggest components of the Balance of Payment, giving valuable insight into pressures on countrys currency. A positive Trade Balance (surplus) indicates that exports are greater than imports. When imports exceed exports, the country experiences a trade deficit. Because foreign goods are usually purchased using foreign currency, trade deficits usually reflect currency leaking out of the country. Such currency outflows may lead to a natural depreciation unless countered by comparable capital inflows (inflows in the form of investments, FDI - where foreigners investing in local equity, bond or real estates markets). At a bare minimum, deficits fundamentally weigh down the value of the currency.
15.03.2010 12:30:00
Vehicle Sales
January m/m
0.00%
2.60%
Low
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
The Vehicle Sales Index tracks the number of new cars, vans, trucks, and buses sold in the country. Though motor vehicle sales are a small component of the overall economy, expenditures of such "big-ticket" items give good insight into consumer's spending ability. Additionally, the figure gauges consumer confidence; consumers and businesses are only likely to make the outlays needed for motor vehicles if they are optimistic about their current and future economic well being. The figure is reported both as number of new vehicle sales and as monthly percentage change.
15.03.2010 12:30:00
USA Empire Manufactoring
March
20.3
24.9
Medium
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
Survey assessing business conditions and expectations of manufacturing executives in New York . Though the survey is relatively new and New York has a considerably small number of manufacturers, the report has shown a promising correlation to the Philadelphia Fed Index and the market moving ISM Manufacturing Survey. Thus Empire serves as a useful earlier indicator of overall manufacturing in the US.Results are calculated as the difference between percentage of positive and negative scores; zero acts as the breakeven point. A high figure is bullish for the dollar, indicating positive business sentiment conducive to growth in production. A low or negative number signals poor business conditions.
15.03.2010 13:00:00
TIC Net Long-Term Transactions
January
37.9
63.3
High
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
Treasury International Capital (TIC) Net Long-Term Transactions measures the monthly difference in cross-border foreign and domestic purchases of long-term securities (i.e., bonds with an original maturity longer than one year). For example, if foreigners purchased $100 billion in US securities, and the US purchased $30 billion in foreign securities, the net reading would be $70 billion. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because foreigners must first convert their domestic currency before they can purchase the nation's assets. This can dramatically elevate currency demand. Traders watch this indicator closely as it provides several insights into international currency flows.
SOURCE
http://www.treas.gov/tic/ticpress.shtml#1
15.03.2010 13:00:00
TIC Net Transactions
January
-
60.9
High
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
Treasury International Capital (TIC) Net Transactions summarizes the flow of stocks, bonds, and money market funds to and from the United States. The headline figure is the difference in value between American purchases of foreign securities and foreign purchases of American securities, expressed in millions of dollars. The Treasury International Capital or TIC statement is a major component of the American capital account and gives valuable insight into foreign demand for American investments and dollar. A positive figure indicates that more capital is entering the US than leaving as sales of American securities to foreigners exceed American purchases of foreign securities. Such positive figures suggest that American security markets are competitive with those of other countries. Foreign security purchases are especially important in the case of a trade deficit, as a positive figure can offset the depreciating effect of a trade shortfall. On the contrary, a negative or declining TICS figure reflects a declining capital flow picture. Outflows are indicative of weaker demand for US assets which puts downward pressure on the value of the dollar.
SOURCE
http://www.treas.gov/tic/ticpress.shtml#1
15.03.2010 13:00:00
CPI
February y/y
3.00%
3.60%
Medium
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
The Consumer Price Index is one of the leading economic gauges to measure the pace of inflation. Simply put, CPI measures the acceleration of price in a fixed basket of goods and services. Higher CPI indicates that prices of the basket as a whole have increased and as such, it costs more of the local currency to buy the same basket of goods. CPI is also broken down to a core level which strips out the volatile components of the index, which usually include food and energy, but this various by country. Usually, central banks pay far greater importance to the core numbers than the headline numbers. Excessive inflation will induce a central bank to consider raising interest rates while falling inflation would give them the flexibility to lower interest rates.
15.03.2010 13:15:00
Industrial Production
February
0.10%
0.90%
Low
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
The Industrial Production Index measures the total value of output produced by factories, mines, and utilities. The industrial sector combines the manufacturing and energy sector. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because high levels of production are a sign of a strong economy. Industrial Production reacts quickly to the ups and downs of the business cycle and can be a leading indicator of manufacturing employment, average earnings, and personal income. The Industrial Production figure can be adjusted for the number of working days in the given time period and/or seasonally to account for weather related changes in production.
15.03.2010 13:15:00
Capacity Utilization Rate
February
72.70%
72.60%
Low
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
The Capacity Utilization Rate measures the percentage of available resources being utilized by factories, mines and utilities. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because companies tend to raise their prices when nearing maximum capacity. This price increase (i.e., inflation) will eventually trickle down to the consumer, so capacity levels can act as a leading indicator of CPI and other consumer inflation gauges. Traders pay special attention to the Capacity Utilization Rate.
15.03.2010 17:00:00
NAHB Housing Market Index
March
17
17
Low
http://www.deltastock.com
DESCRIPTION
The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Housing Market Index (HMI) measures the demand outlook of single-family home builders. The index is derived from a survey that asks respondents to rate the level of current sales and sales expectations over the next six months as either “good,” “fair” or “poor.” The survey also asks builders to rate traffic of prospective buyers as either “high to very high,” “average” or “low to very low.” A reading above 50 indicates that builders have a positive demand outlook.
SOURCE
http://www.nahb.org/page.aspx/category/sectionID=134
Public Statements - 15.3.2010
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15.03.2010
BOE Quarterly Bulletin
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Australia
4.00%
AUD
Bulgaria
0.18%
BGN
Canada
0.25%
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Switzerland
0.25%
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Czech Republic
1.00%
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0.75%
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0.25%
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