Weekly Market Outlook (16-20 October) | Forexlive

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PRÓXIMOS EVENTOS:

Segunda-feira: Japan Industrial Production, NZ CPI, PBoC MLF.
Terça-feira: RBA Meeting Minutes, UK Jobs report, German ZEW, Canada CPI, US Retail Sales, US Manufacturing Production, US NAHB Housing Market Index.
Wednesday: China GDP, China Industrial Production, China Retail Sales, China Unemployment Rate, UK CPI and PPI, US Housing Starts and Building Permits.
Quinta-feira: Australia Jobs report, US Jobless Claims, Fed Chair Powell speaks.
Sexta-feira: Japan CPI, PBoC LPR, UK Retail Sales, Canada Retail Sales.

Segunda-feira

The New Zealand CPI Y/Y is expected to
tick lower to 5.9% vs. 6.0% prior, while the Q/Q figure is seen at 2.0% vs.
1.1% prior. The elevated inflation rate is mainly due to the sharp rise in fuel
prices. Unless we get a big upside surprise, the RBNZ is unlikely to respond
with another rate hike as it has stated that it’s ready to look through the
short-term “noise”.

IPC da Nova Zelândia em termos anuais

The PBoC is likely to keep the MLF and LPR
rates unchanged on Monday and Friday respectively as the economic outlook has
started to improve a little as seen with the latest PMI
figuras. Por outro lado, o inflação
figuras last week disappointed, which might
give them space to go for another rate cut, although the monthly reading has
been positive for the last 3 months.

PBoC

Terça-feira

The UK employment change is expected at
-195K vs. -207K prior and the unemployment rate to remain unchanged at 4.3%.
The average earnings excluding bonus are seen at 7.8% vs. 7.8% prior, while the
average earnings including bonus are expected at 8.3% vs. 8.5% prior. A
BoE has paused at the last meeting and, as Governador
Bailey has stated recently,
“future decisions are going to be tight”,
so strong readings might lead to another rate hike at the upcoming meeting,
especially if the inflation data surprises to the upside later in the week.

Taxa de desemprego do Reino Unido

O IPC canadense Y/Y é esperado em 4.0%
vs. 4.0% prior, while the M/M figure is seen at 0.1% vs. 0.4% prior. There’s no
consensus at the moment for the Core measures, although those are the ones
that the BoC will look at to decide what to do at the next week’s meeting. Como
a reminder, underlying inflation has been surprising to the upside and that’s
o que é Provável
to trigger another rate hike
from the BoC if this week’s figures remain elevated.

Medidas de inflação no Canadá

Espera-se que as vendas de varejo dos EUA M/M
rise 0.3% vs. 0.6% prior, while the Core measure is seen at 0.2% vs. 0.6%
prior. Watch out for the Control Group, which is seen as the best gauge of
gasto do consumidor. This report is unlikely to change anything for the Fed as
the central bank is expected to keep rates unchanged at the November decision
também.

Vendas no varejo dos EUA YoY

Wednesday

O CPI A/A do Reino Unido é esperado em 6.5% vs.
6.7% prior, while the M/M figure is seen at 0.4% vs. 0.3% prior. The Core CPI
Y/Y is expected at 6.0% vs. 6.2% prior, while there’s no consensus at the
moment for the monthly rate. The BoE is likely to look through an upside
surprise in the inflation data if the labour market report shows weakness.
On the other hand, if both the reports show strength, then we are likely to see
another rate hike at the upcoming meeting.

IPC principal do Reino Unido em relação ao ano anterior

Quinta-feira

The US Jobless Claims have been showing
strength for several weeks. Sobrenome
semana though, we got a miss in Continuing
Claims, which measures ongoing unemployment benefits and can be viewed as an
indicator of how easily workers can find another job after getting unemployed. It
could be something or it could be nothing, but it’s certainly worth to keep an
de olho. This week the consensus sees Initial Claims at 213K vs. 209K prior,
while there’s no consensus on Continuing Claims at the time of writing.

Solicitações de desemprego nos EUA

Sexta-feira

O IPC central Y/Y do Japão é esperado em
2.7% vs. 3.1% prior, while there’s no consensus at the moment for the Core-Core
figure and the Headline CPI, which were previously 4.3% and 3.2% respectively.
The Tokyo CPI, which is seen as a leading indicator for national CPI,
disappointed recently and, although the BoJ
is going to revise its inflation forecasts higher,
they are unlikely to normalise their monetary policy unless they see
sustained wage growth or big upside surprises in the inflation data.

CPI Core-Core do Japão YoY