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Dato (GMT+1) Land Begivenhed For Enhed Vigt. Fakt. Forv. Sidst
Jul 30 – 02:00 ES  ES Current Account May EUR bn -5.2
Jul 30 – 02:00 EU  EU EU and Turkish officials meet in Istanbul to discuss Turkey’s EU Entry Bid
Jul 30 – 02:00 JP  JP FinMin Noda holds news conference
Jul 30 – 07:00 JP  JP Housing startsThe Housing Starts figure reflects the rate of growth in housing construction. The number of housing starts is an indicator of the strength Japan ‘s construction sector and a leading indicator for the direction of the economy as a whole. Housing Starts respond quickly to changes in the business cycle, promptly slowing at the onset of a recession and growing at the beginning of an economic boom. A high Housing Starts figure is generally bullish for the economy, as it indicates overall economic growth.

The headline figures are the year on year percentage change in value of housing starts, and the value of all houses started for construction that year.		 Jun % y/y 1.8 -4.6
Jul 30 – 07:00 JP  JP Housing starts (ann)The Housing Starts figure reflects the rate of growth in housing construction. The number of housing starts is an indicator of the strength Japan ‘s construction sector and a leading indicator for the direction of the economy as a whole. Housing Starts respond quickly to changes in the business cycle, promptly slowing at the onset of a recession and growing at the beginning of an economic boom. A high Housing Starts figure is generally bullish for the economy, as it indicates overall economic growth.

The headline figures are the year on year percentage change in value of housing starts, and the value of all houses started for construction that year.		 Jun Y mn 0.759 0.737
Jul 30 – 07:00 JP  JP Construction ordersThis report provides information on how many orders were received by construction companies to begin work. The report is compiled into three categories, type of firm (private manufacturer, governmental), region, and type of construction project. Since orders for construction serve as one of the earliest signals of expanded housing supply, the report is a leading indicator for the overall housing market. Also, because of the high outlays needed for construction projects high Construction Orders also suggest optimism for corporate or consumer spending. Lastly, due to the multiplier effect housing has on the economy; building indicators are popular leading indicators for the rest of the economy.

The headline is the percentage change in new construction orders over the previous year.		 Jun % y/y 9.2
Jul 30 – 09:00 NO  NO NAV Unemployment (nsa) Jul % rate 3.1 2.8
Jul 30 – 09:30 SE  SE GDP (sa) (Prelim) Q2 % q/q 1.1 1.4
Jul 30 – 09:30 SE  SE GDP (wda) (Prelim) Q2 % y/y 3.4 3
Jul 30 – 10:00 IT  IT PPI (Total) Jun % m/m 0.3 0.5
Jul 30 – 10:00 IT  IT PPI (Total) Jun % y/y 3.6 3.8
Jul 30 – 10:00 SE  SE Swedish National Financial Management Authority publish public finances outcome
Jul 30 – 11:00 IS  IS Trade Balance (P) Jun ISKbn
Jul 30 – 11:00 IT  IT CPI (Prelim) Jul % m/m 0.2
Jul 30 – 11:00 IT  IT CPI (Prelim) Jul % y/y 1.5 1.3
Jul 30 – 11:30 CH  CH KOF leading indicatorSwiss KoF Leading Indicators A composite of business surveys from various sectors of the economy (industry, retail and wholesale) that is combined to form a leading indicator that aims to project GDP growth approximately 8 months into the future.

Measures overall economic activity through a qualitative business survey about developments in the recent past, the current situation and expectations for the next three to six months. Survey questions relate to production, orders and stocks of finished goods. The Swiss Institute for Business Cycle Research (KOF) publishes this indicator monthly.

The KOF institute sponsors a number of business surveys, namely a monthly industry survey, a monthly retail trade survey, and a quarterly wholesale activity survey. These surveys, along with other information, are used to construct the monthly KOF composite leading indicator, which aims to track GDP growth and provide indications of major cyclical turning points about eight months in advance. In practice, the indicator appears to give a reading of the behaviour of GDP growth in the quarter of the reference month. Results are reported as the percent balance between optimistic and pessimistic responses. In addition to the monthly industry survey, the KOF also conducts a more exhaustive quarterly survey, which includes information on capacity utilization.

The composite leading indicator has six components: the change in manufacturers’ orders inflow compared to the previous year’s month; the change in manufacturers’ order backlog over the previous month; manufacturers’ expected purchase of intermediate and raw materials within the next three months; the judgement of stocks in wholesale business (quarterly series); households’ judgements of their financial situation in the next year (from the quarterly survey of consumer confidence by the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs); and the quantitative year-to-year change in real orders’ backlog in the construction sector (quarterly series). The three quarterly components of the leading indicator are introduced into the calculations for the KOF leading indicator for the reference month after the end of that quarter. The six component series are seasonally adjusted before being combined into the composite leading indicator.		 Jul index 2.3 2.25
Jul 30 – 12:00 IT  IT Unemployment Jun % rate 8.8 8.7
Jul 30 – 14:30 US  US Employment cost index Q2 % q/q 0.5 0.6
Jul 30 – 14:30 US  US GDP Annualized (P)The GDP for the United States is a gauge of the overall output (goods & services) of the U.S. economy on the continental US GDP is the most comprehensive overall measure of economic output and provides key insight as to the driving forces of the economy.

GDP Influence On Markets
If the figure increases, then the economy is improving, and thus the dollar tends to strengthen. If the number falls short of expectations or meets the consensus, dollar bearishness may be triggered. This sort of reaction is again tied to interest rates, as traders expect an accelerating economy, consumers will be affected by inflation and consequently interest rates will rise. However, much like the CPI, a negative change in GDP is more difficult to trade; just because the pace of growth has slowed does not mean it has deteriorated. On the other hand, a better than expected number will usually result in the dollar rising as it implicates that a quickly expanding economy will sooner or later require higher interest rates to keep inflation in check. Overall though, the GDP has fallen in significance and its ability to move markets since most of the components of the report are known in advance

Due to the untimeliness of this report and because data on GDP components are available beforehand, the actual GDP figure is usually well anticipated. But given its overall significance GDP has the tendency to move the market upon release, acting to confirm or upset economic expectations. Robust GDP growth signals a heightened level of activity that is generally associated with a healthy economy. However economic expansion also raises concerns about inflationary pressures which may lead to monetary policy tightening.

Gross Domestic Product is calculated in the following way
GDP = C + I + G + (EX – IM)
where
C = private consumption
I = private investment
G = government expenditure
EX = exports of goods and services
IM = imports of goods and services

The figure is commonly reported in headlines as an annualized percentage, based on quarterly data.

On a technical note: The GDP can be reported in either real or nominal terms, real GDP being adjusted for inflation. GDP actually has three releases, as an Advanced, Preliminary, and Final figure. The Advanced figure is released four weeks following the quarter’s end. One month later, the Preliminary GDP is released, followed by the Final GDP measure at the end of the quarter following the reporting quarter. As the most timely measure, the Advanced GDP tends to move markets the most.		 Q2 % q/q ann 2.5 2.7
Jul 30 – 14:30 US  US GDP Deflator (Adv) Q2 % q/q ann 1.1 1.1
Jul 30 – 15:00 BE  BE GDP (Prelim) Q2 % q/q 0.1
Jul 30 – 15:00 BE  BE GDP (Prelim) Q2 % y/y 1
Jul 30 – 15:45 US  US Chicago PMIMonthly measure of the business conditions based on surveys of purchasing managers across Illinois, Indiana and Michigan. Released on the last business day of the reporting month, the report’s significance has recently declined, with its only significance being that it precedes the more anticipated ISM report. Subsequently, it is used to predict the ISM report as the Chicago survey retains a high correlation with the broader economic release.

Referring to a benchmark of 50, the report is considered to reflect expansion when printing a reading of 50 or higher. Conversely, a reading of 49 and lower would be indicative of contraction.		 Jul index 56 59.1
Jul 30 – 15:55 US  US Univ of Mich Sent. (F)Assesses consumer confidence regarding personal finances, business conditions and purchasing power based on hundreds of telephone surveys. Especially valued for its quick turnaround, the University of Michigan Confidence survey is considered one of the foremost indicators of US consumer sentiment. The survey polls a smaller sample of consumers and is less established than the Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index.

Declining consumer confidence levels usually accompany any fall income or wages and precede drops in consumer spending. A low or falling U Mich Sentiment value is considered an early indicator of an economic downturn. As a result, investors, retailers and traders alike all watch the figure for insight into the general health of the economy. UMich figures have recently preceded turning in overall GDP.

The headline figure is calculated by subtracting the percentage of unfavorable replies from the percentage of favorable replies.		 Jul index 67 66.5
Aug 02 – 02:30 AU  AU TD-MI Inflation GaugeA monthly estimate of inflation in the Australian economy. The report replicates the methodology used by the Australian Bureau of Statistics to calculate quarterly CPI, striving to correspond closely with official government numbers. The figure is important because it acts as a timelier indicator of inflation, coming out monthly instead of the quarterly CPI figures. Released one day before interest rate decisions are made, the figure may influence RBA considerations for rate hikes or reductions.

As with any gauge of inflation in Australia , a high value in the figure is bullish for the Australian dollar, since real inflationary pressures are usually met by the Reserve Bank of Australia with bullish rate hikes. The headline figure is the month-over-month or annualized inflation rate.		 Jul % m/m 0.3
Aug 02 – 04:00 NZ  NZ Treasury publishes Monthly Economic Indicators
Aug 02 – 05:00 NZ  NZ ANZ Commodity Price Jul % m/m -1.2
Aug 02 – 09:30 DK  DK Retail Sales Jun % m/m
Aug 02 – 09:30 DK  DK Retail Sales Jun % y/y
Aug 02 – 09:30 DK  DK Retail Sales Jun
Aug 02 – 16:00 US  US Construction SpendingConstruction spending gauges the level of construction activity in the United States . The Construction Spending report looks at both residential and non-residential construction. The construction industry makes a significant contribution to the United States GDP in the form of investment expenditure as well as stimulus of industries related to building. Furthermore, since builders are unlikely to pour money into construction projects unless they feel the economy favors their investment, changes in business sentiment like this are usually quickly seen in construction figures. However, the report has little significance for market participants because of its untimely release. By the time the report is announced other reports, such building permits and building starts have already provided similar information.

The report headline is the percentage change from the previous month.

Technical notes: The construction industry is a major force to the United States economy, even without including non-construction businesses that are tied to building, such as finance, the furnishing industry, appliance industry and other manufacturing. Private Construction activity can be an effective indicator of business confidence.		 Jun % m/m -0.5 -0.2
Aug 02 – 16:00 US  US Help Wanted Index Jul index
Aug 02 – 16:00 US  US ISM Manufacturing Jul index 54.6 56.2
Aug 02 – 20:00 IT  IT Budget Balance Jul Eur bn 4.3
Aug 02 – 22:00 US  US Treasury Secretary Geithners speaks in New York on Finacial Reform
Aug 03 – 01:30 AU  AU AIG Performance of ManufacturingLevel of a diffusion index based on surveyed manufacturers. The survey of about 200 manufacturers which asks respondents to rate the relative level of business conditions including employment, production, new orders, prices, supplier deliveries, and inventories. Above 50.0 indicates industry expansion, below indicates contraction. Jun index 52.9
Aug 03 – 03:30 AU  AU Building approvalsThe number of domestic building permits granted for the month. Strong growth in new approvals and permits indicates a growing housing market. Because real estate generally leads economic developments – housing tends to thrive at the start of booms and wane at the onset of recession – the figure can be used with others to forecast future growth in the economy as a whole. For this reason Business Approvals is one of eight components used to construct the Conference Board Leading Index, a widely used index to forecast Australia ‘s economic course. A strong housing market also tends to lead consumer spending. The headline number is the seasonally adjusted percentage change in new building approvals from the previous month. Jun % m/m -6.6
Aug 03 – 03:30 AU  AU Retail tradeMeasure of the total sales of goods and services by retail stores in Australia. Retail Sales is an important measure of consumer spending and inflationary pressures in Australia. Steady increases in retail sales apply significant inflationary pressures to consumer prices. With Retail Trade being the foremost indicator for consumer spending, this figure is extremely important in understanding Australia’s economy.

The headline number percentage change in Retail Sales from that of the previous month.		 Jun % m/m 0.2
Aug 03 – 06:30 AU  AU RBA Interest Rate announcement
Aug 03 – 09:00 ES  ES Unemployment Jul k -83.8
Aug 03 – 10:00 GB  GB Halifax House Prices (3rd-7th) Jul %m/m -0.6
Aug 03 – 10:00 GB  GB Halifax House Prices (3rd-7th) Jul % 3mth y/y 6.3
Aug 03 – 11:00 EU  EU PPIMeasures changes in the selling prices of goods and services used by Euro-zone producers. 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.

The Index headline is expressed as a month over month or annualized percentage change.

Note: The Euro-zone PPI excludes construction industry because it is vulnerable to seasonal price volatility that can distort index results. 		Jun % y/y 3.1
Aug 03 – 11:00 EU  EU PPIMeasures changes in the selling prices of goods and services used by Euro-zone producers. 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.

The Index headline is expressed as a month over month or annualized percentage change.

Note: The Euro-zone PPI excludes construction industry because it is vulnerable to seasonal price volatility that can distort index results. 		Jun % m/m 0.3
Aug 03 – 14:30 US  US Core PCE Price IndexPersonal Consumption Expenditure (PCE).
Comprehensive measure of how much consumers spend each month, counting expenditures on durable goods, consumer products, and services. Personal Consumption is a comprehensive measure of GDP; consequently the figure is watched as an indicator for economic trends. Spending also has direct affect on inflationary pressures.

A healthy Personal Spending figure means that consumers are buying goods and services, fueling the economy and spurring output growth. The report is particularly valued for forecasting inflationary pressures. Taken in excess these high levels of consumption and production may lead to an overall increase in prices. Indeed, the Fed uses a measure of inflation derived from the PCE as their primary gauge of inflation.

On the other hand, persistently low Personal Spending may result in decreasing levels of output and an economic downturn.

Because income is either spent or saved, Personal Spending (when reported as a percent of income rather than the headline percent change) has an inverse relationship to personal saving. Economists watch the growth of Personal Spending in relation to income and saving to determine if consumers are living beyond their means, which would influence levels of borrowing and future consumption.

The PCE figure is released in headlines as a percent change from the previous month.

Core Personal Consumption Expenditure
Volatile items like food and energy can fluctuate widely due to seasonal and non-systemic factors. In order to provide a less erratic picture of Personal Consumption, food and energy items are excluded in the PCE core report.

The headline figure of PCE is expressed in percentage change in spending for the quarter. 		Aug % m/m 0.1
Aug 03 – 14:30 US  US Personal incomeBroad gauge of employee earnings in the US. Personal Income measures the pre-tax income households receive from employment, investments, and transfer payments. As wages and salaries make up the majority of Personal Income, the figure can provide insight on the US employment situation. However, because Personal Income is released after the headline employment figure and earnings figures, its impact on the market is muted. The figure is still useful in gauging the purchasing ability of consumers, though, as rising Personal Income allows for strong consumers spending. Such spending drives output growth and fuels the US economy. Jun % m/m 0.2 0.4
Aug 03 – 14:30 US  US Personal spendingComprehensive measure of how much consumers spend each month, counting expenditures on durable goods, consumer products, and services. Personal Consumption is a comprehensive measure of GDP; consequently the figure is watched as an indicator for economic trends. Spending also has direct affect on inflationary pressures.

A healthy Personal Spending figure means that consumers are buying goods and services, fueling the economy and spurring output growth. The report is particularly valued for forecasting inflationary pressures. Taken in excess these high levels of consumption and production may lead to an overall increase in prices. Indeed, the Fed uses a measure of inflation derived from the PCE as their primary gauge of inflation.

On the other hand, persistently low Personal Spending may result in decreasing levels of output and an economic downturn.

Because income is either spent or saved, Personal Spending (when reported as a percent of income rather than the headline percent change) has an inverse relationship to personal saving. Economists watch the growth of Personal Spending in relation to income and saving to determine if consumers are living beyond their means, which would influence levels of borrowing and future consumption.

The PCE figure is released in headlines as a percent change from the previous month.

Core Personal Consumption Expenditure
Volatile items like food and energy can fluctuate widely due to seasonal and non-systemic factors. In order to provide a less erratic picture of Personal Consumption, food and energy items are excluded in the PCE core report.

The headline figure of PCE is expressed in percentage change in spending for the quarter.

Note: The Personal Consumption Expenditure figure is reported with the Personal Income and Outlays figure. 		Jun index 0.1 0.2
Aug 03 – 14:30 US  US Core PCE Price IndexPersonal Consumption Expenditure (PCE).
Comprehensive measure of how much consumers spend each month, counting expenditures on durable goods, consumer products, and services. Personal Consumption is a comprehensive measure of GDP; consequently the figure is watched as an indicator for economic trends. Spending also has direct affect on inflationary pressures.

A healthy Personal Spending figure means that consumers are buying goods and services, fueling the economy and spurring output growth. The report is particularly valued for forecasting inflationary pressures. Taken in excess these high levels of consumption and production may lead to an overall increase in prices. Indeed, the Fed uses a measure of inflation derived from the PCE as their primary gauge of inflation.

On the other hand, persistently low Personal Spending may result in decreasing levels of output and an economic downturn.

Because income is either spent or saved, Personal Spending (when reported as a percent of income rather than the headline percent change) has an inverse relationship to personal saving. Economists watch the growth of Personal Spending in relation to income and saving to determine if consumers are living beyond their means, which would influence levels of borrowing and future consumption.

The PCE figure is released in headlines as a percent change from the previous month.

Core Personal Consumption Expenditure
Volatile items like food and energy can fluctuate widely due to seasonal and non-systemic factors. In order to provide a less erratic picture of Personal Consumption, food and energy items are excluded in the PCE core report.

The headline figure of PCE is expressed in percentage change in spending for the quarter. 		Jul % m/m 0.2
Aug 03 – 16:00 US  US Pending Home SalesTracks residential housing contract activity of existing single-family homes. The Pending Home Sales report is an advanced read on trends in the US housing market. Housing is typically correlated to the overall state of the economy; particularly indicative of economic turning points. A sharp drop in housing demand typically acts as a warning signal of economic slowdown as buyers are reluctant to purchase houses when interest rates are high, disposable income is low, or consumer confidence is low. Conversely, a rebound in the housing market is often a leading indicator of an economic recovery.

The report headline is expressed in percentage change in pending home sales from previous month.		 Jun % m/m 4 -30
Aug 03 – 16:00 US  US Factory ordersDollar volume of new orders, shipments, unfilled orders and inventories as reported by domestic manufacturers. Factor Orders is not a widely watched economic release. The Advance Release on Durable Goods Activity reported one week earlier tends grab more market attention, given that durable goods make up more than half of factory orders.

Factor Orders does provide a comprehensive look at the manufacturing sector. Specifically, the New Orders figure can act as a gauge of demand across industries while Shipments are indicative of supply. The Unfilled Orders and Inventory figures reconcile the balance between New Orders and Shipments; high Shipments are indicative of an excess of demand relative to supply, high Inventories signal an excess of supply over demand.

Figures are reported in billions of dollars and also in percent change from the previous month.

On a Technical Note: The New Orders figure measures the value of orders received by manufacturers for new products from both domestic and foreign sources. The total value of products shipped is calculated in Shipments while Unfilled Orders measures the value of goods backlogged for order but not yet shipped. Lastly, Inventories gauges the amount of unsold goods held by manufacturers .		 Jun % m/m 0.5 -1.4
Aug 03 – 23:00 US  US Vehicle Sales Jul mn 11.4 11.08
Aug 04 – 01:01 GB  GB KPMG/REC Report on Jobs (F/T placements) July index 60.7
Aug 04 – 01:01 GB  GB BRC Shop price indexA monthly indicator of price changes at the most popular retail outlets in the United Kingdom. The index takes into account five hundred of the most commonly purchased goods and gives insight into consumer-price inflation. Shop Prices differentiate themselves from British CPI by coming out days before the headline inflation figure. Increases in the BRC Shop Price Index are bullish for the Pound, given that the Bank of England usually raises interest rates to control inflation reflected in the BRC. Conversely, a falling BRC Shop Price Index suggests falling price pressures.

BRC appear in the headlines as the monthly percentage change for the BRC Shop Price Index.		 Jul % y/y 1.5
Aug 04 – 01:30 AU  AU AIG Performance of ServicesTracks monthly developments in the Australian services sector, condensing data into an overall boom or bust index. The composite index is based on the surveys for sales, new orders, employment, inventories and deliveries, compiled by American International Group. The AIG Performance of Service Index excludes industrial manufacturing sectors that tend to be volatile and seasonal, giving a clean picture of Australia’s service sector that accounts for a majority of Aussie GDP. The headline number uses a 50 baseline, where above 50 signifies growth, while a number below 50 shows a contraction in the services sector. Jun index
Aug 04 – 02:00 GB  GB BoE MPC meeting (4th-5th August)
Aug 04 – 02:30 AU  AU House Price IndexTracks changes in housing prices in Australia’s eight provincial capital cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Hobart, Darwin, and Canberra. The headline number is the weighted average percentage change from the previous quarter. Like any price index, the housing price indexes measure inflationary pressures, in this case specifically from the housing sector. The headline number is the quarterly percentage change in the index. Apr % q/q 4.8
Aug 04 – 03:30 AU  AU House Price IndexTracks changes in housing prices in Australia’s eight provincial capital cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Hobart, Darwin, and Canberra. The headline number is the weighted average percentage change from the previous quarter. Like any price index, the housing price indexes measure inflationary pressures, in this case specifically from the housing sector. The headline number is the quarterly percentage change in the index. Q2 % q/q 4.8
Aug 04 – 09:00 US  US Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Heathcote speaks at Bank of Finland seminar.
Aug 04 – 14:15 US  US ADP Employment Survey Jul k 35 13
Aug 04 – 16:00 US  US ISM Non-ManISM Non-Manufacturing gauge of business conditions in non-manufacturing industries, based on measures of employment trends, prices and new orders. Though non-manufacturing sectors make up the majority of the economy, the ISM Non-Manufacturing has less market impact because non-manufacturing data tends to be more cyclical and predictable. However, these sectors do account for a considerable portion of CPI. As a result, the figure gives insight into conditions which can impact output growth and inflationary pressures.

The ISM Non-Manufacturing Index is based on a sample survey of purchasing and supply executives, weighted according to industry contribution to GDP. The Index is calculated using 50% as the centerline between positive and negative expectations; the figure is reported in headlines as the percent change.

Note: There are 10 separate indexes reported, but Business Activity is considered the most important. The other nine indexes are: New Orders, Supplier Deliveries, Employment, Inventories, Prices, Backlog of Orders, New Export Orders, Imports, and Inventory Sentiment.		 Jul index 53.5 53.8
Aug 05 – 01:30 AU  AU AIG Performance of ServicesTracks monthly developments in the Australian services sector, condensing data into an overall boom or bust index. The composite index is based on the surveys for sales, new orders, employment, inventories and deliveries, compiled by American International Group. The AIG Performance of Service Index excludes industrial manufacturing sectors that tend to be volatile and seasonal, giving a clean picture of Australia’s service sector that accounts for a majority of Aussie GDP. The headline number uses a 50 baseline, where above 50 signifies growth, while a number below 50 shows a contraction in the services sector. Jul index 48.8
Aug 05 – 02:00 GB  GB BoE MPC interest rate announcement
Aug 05 – 09:00 ES  ES Industrial production (wda) Jun % y/y 3.3
Aug 05 – 09:30 NL  NL CPI Jul % m/m -0.5
Aug 05 – 09:30 NL  NL CPI Jul % y/y 0.8
Aug 05 – 13:45 EU  EU ECB interest rate announcement
Aug 05 – 14:30 US  US Initial ClaimsThe number of individuals who filed for unemployment insurance for the first time during the past week. This is the nation’s earliest economic data. The market impact fluctuates from week to week – there tends to be more focus on the release when traders need to diagnose recent developments, or when the reading is at extremes. 31-Jul k
Aug 05 – 14:30 EU  EU ECB press conference following interest rate announcement
Aug 06 – 01:30 AU  AU AIG Performance of Construction Jul index 46.4

Vores finanskalender indeholder mange vigtige nøgletal. Dette kunne f.eks. industrielletal fra EU eller productionsindeks fra USA, som alle er indikatorer for hvorledes det går for det pågældende land. Nøgletal fra handelsbalance i f.eks. Norge er med til at indikerer hvordan Norges statsøkonomi er. Det kunne også være interessant i forhold til futures på korn og fødevare at vide hvorledes fødevare priser i et land er.

Især i forbindelse med økonomiske kriser er det også vigtigt at vide hvad de forskellige landes forbrugertillidsindeks er på. Dette kan svinge meget og er også med til at påvirke aktiemarkedet såvel som valutamarkedet / forex markedet. Af andre vigtige ting, som finanskalenderen indeholder er inflationstal – hvordan er inflationen i EU eller i Italien alene? finanskalenderen skulle gerne være med til at give dig som besøger et overblik over dette. Af funktioner i fiannskalenderen kan der nævnes, at der står de sidste tal fra de økonomiske begivenheder. Endvidere kan der står der, de forventede tal, samt de faktiske tal. De fleste begivenheder fra markedet er med, men markedskalenderen dækker naturligvis ikke alle landes nøgletal. Dog er de fleste begivenheder, der kunne påvirke de mest handlede valutaer inkluderet i finanskalenderen. Vær venligst opmærksom på at tallene som indgår i kalenderen kun er vejledende.
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