Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Bullock will be speaking as part of a panel on “Inflation, Financial Stability and Employment”. Also on the panel are Bank of England Deputy Governor Ramsden and Bank of Spain´s governor / ECB monetary policy maker de Cos (he didn’t make it to the screenshot below) From 9.18 am Hong
There is not a lot on the data agenda for the session ahead, the Reserve Bank of Australia statement will be the focus although it shouldn’t move the AUD too much upon release. The Statement on Monetary Policy (SoMP) will update economic forecasts and the Bank’s assessment on the balance of risks to the outlook
It’s a packed data agenda ahead, the highlight is the Bank of Japan statement. There is never a scheduled time for the release of the Bank’s statement. Its likely to be sometime in the 0230 to 0330 (GMT) time window (10.30 to 11.30 pm US Eastern time). Expectations of any change in policy from the
Japanese markets are closed for a holiday today. This will sap some liquidity for FX markets and also shut cash US Treasury trade. Apart from that, it’s a thin calendar also, will little here to move around major forex rates: This snapshot from the ForexLive economic data calendar, access it here. The times in the
The Australian labour market has been strong despite the most recent numbers, for July, indicating a decline in jobs. A bounce nack is expected in the August figures coming up today. If this expected rebound doesn’t happen it’ll be taken as a poor sign indeed for the jobs outlook. This snapshot from the ForexLive economic
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