Next Week’s Menu: March 25-31, 2023
March 24, 2023
Central Banks: Monetary policies will be reviewed in Thailand, Brazil, South Africa, Mexico, Colombia and Hungary.
Special Events: European countries on Sunday move to daylight savings time, which will restore five hour differential between New York and and six hour time spreads between New York and Paris, Brussels and Frankfurt, but leave the Tokyo minus New York time spread unchanged at 13 hours. The Canadian government budget will be unveiled on Wednesday.
Scheduled U.S. Data Releases: Quarterly GDP. Monthly personal income, personal consumption, PCE price deflator, Case Shiller and FHFA house price indices, Richmond Fed and Dallas Fed manufacturing surveys, advance trade balance, Conference Board consumer confidence index, U. Michigan consumer sentiment index, pending home sales, and Chicago regional purchasing managers index. Weekly jobless insurance claims, mortgage applications energy inventories, and chain store sales.
Japanese and Chinese Data: Japanese corporate service prices, unemployment, retail sales, industrial output, housing starts, construction orders, index of leading economic indicators and Tokyo consumer prices. Chinese NBS-compiled manufacturing and non-manufacturing purchasing manager indices and index of leading economic indicators.
Other Selected Asian Releases: Singaporean and Malaysian producer prices. South Korean business confidence, consumer sentiment, retail sales and industrial production. Malaysian CPI and Hong Kong’s trade balance.
Euroland: Economic sentiment, unemployment, consumer prices, and money and domestic credit growth.
Members of the Euro Area: German, French and Spanish consumer prices. German, Spanish, Portuguese and Irish retail sales. German, Italian, French, and Finnish consumer confidence. French, Italian and Spanish business confidence. Italian industrial sales and unemployment. German import prices, French consumer spending, and Spain’s current account.
U.K. and Switzerland: British quarterly GDP and current account. British monthly money growth, mortgage lending, Nationwide house price index, and distributive trades survey. Swiss KOF index of leading economic indicators and ZEW index of investor expectations.
Eastern European Data: Russian GDP, industrial production, retail sales and business confidence. Hungary’s current account.
Nordic European Releases: Norwegian and Danish retail sales. Swedish trade balance and consumer sentiment. Icelandic consumer prices.
South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand: South African and Australian money and private credit growth. New Zealand building permits and business confidence. South African PPI and trade balance. Australian CPI.
Canada, Mexico and Brazil: Canadian monthly GDP and industrial production. Mexican unemployment and trade balance. Brazilian PPI, industrial production and current account.
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