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Economic Week Ahead: Selic Decision, Fed Meeting, And U.S. Elections Take Center Stage
(MENAFN- The Rio Times) The upcoming economic week from November 4 to 8 brings a mix of crucial national and international events. Investors should pay close attention to these developments. The week kicks off with the release of the Focus Report on Monday.
The Brazilian Central Bank prepares this document, which outlines key market economic forecasts. Additionally, São Paulo's inflation data will be released through the National Consumer Price Index (IPC). The Economic Research Institute Foundation (Fipe) will announce this figure.
Internationally, the spotlight falls on the Manufacturing PMI publication for the Eurozone and Germany. This indicator measures the construction sector's health and activity level. China awaits the Services Sector PMI, which gauges purchasing managers' activity levels in various service industries.
Tuesday marks the US presidential elections , with Donald Trump and Kamala Harris vying for the White House. The Composite PMI will be released for the US, Brazil, and the UK. Japan and the UK will also see their Services Sector PMI figures.
Wednesday's focus shifts to the Selic Interest Rate, set by the Monetary Policy Committee (Copom). The current Selic rate stands at 10.75% per year. This rate reflects a 0.25 percentage point increase from September 18.
The Brazilian market will receive the General Price Index - Internal Availability (IGP-DI) on Wednesday morning. This index tracks price increases from agricultural and industrial raw materials to final consumer goods and services.
Thursday brings attention to interest rate announcements from the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England. Germany and China will release their trade balance data, showing import and export values for goods.
Friday concludes the week with the release of Brazil's official inflation measure, the Broad National Consumer Price Index (IPCA). The US will publish the University of Michigan's economic sentiment results and China its CPI.
Economic Calendar for the Week, October 4 to 8, 2024
Monday, November 4
Brazil
Eurozone
Germany
China
Tuesday, November 5
United States
United Kingdom
Brazil
Japan
Wednesday, November 6
Brazil
Germany
Eurozone
Thursday, November 7
United States
China
Germany
United Kingdom
Mexico
Friday, November 8
Brazil
United States
China
Economic Week Ahead: Selic Decision, Fed Meeting, and US Elections Take Center Stage
The Brazilian Central Bank prepares this document, which outlines key market economic forecasts. Additionally, São Paulo's inflation data will be released through the National Consumer Price Index (IPC). The Economic Research Institute Foundation (Fipe) will announce this figure.
Internationally, the spotlight falls on the Manufacturing PMI publication for the Eurozone and Germany. This indicator measures the construction sector's health and activity level. China awaits the Services Sector PMI, which gauges purchasing managers' activity levels in various service industries.
Tuesday marks the US presidential elections , with Donald Trump and Kamala Harris vying for the White House. The Composite PMI will be released for the US, Brazil, and the UK. Japan and the UK will also see their Services Sector PMI figures.
Wednesday's focus shifts to the Selic Interest Rate, set by the Monetary Policy Committee (Copom). The current Selic rate stands at 10.75% per year. This rate reflects a 0.25 percentage point increase from September 18.
The Brazilian market will receive the General Price Index - Internal Availability (IGP-DI) on Wednesday morning. This index tracks price increases from agricultural and industrial raw materials to final consumer goods and services.
Thursday brings attention to interest rate announcements from the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England. Germany and China will release their trade balance data, showing import and export values for goods.
Friday concludes the week with the release of Brazil's official inflation measure, the Broad National Consumer Price Index (IPCA). The US will publish the University of Michigan's economic sentiment results and China its CPI.
Economic Calendar for the Week, October 4 to 8, 2024
Monday, November 4
Brazil
5:00 AM – Fipe CPI (Oct)
8:25 AM – Focus Bulletin
Eurozone
6:00 AM – Manufacturing PMI
Germany
5:55 AM – Manufacturing PMI
China
10:45 PM – Services PMI
Tuesday, November 5
United States
7:00 AM – Presidential Elections
10:30 AM – Trade Balance
11:45 AM – Composite PMI
United Kingdom
6:30 AM – Composite PMI
6:30 AM – Services PMI
Brazil
10:00 AM – Composite PMI
10:00 AM – Services PMI
Japan
8:50 PM – Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes
9:30 PM – Services PMI
Wednesday, November 6
Brazil
8:00 AM – IGP-DI
3:00 PM – Trade Balance
6:30 PM – Selic Interest Rate (Copom)
Germany
5:55 AM – Services PMI
Eurozone
6:00 AM – Composite PMI
6:00 AM – Services PMI
Thursday, November 7
United States
4:00 PM – Interest Rate (FOMC)
China
12:00 AM – Trade Balance
Germany
4:00 AM – Trade Balance
United Kingdom
9:00 AM – Interest Rate Decision (Bank of England)
Mexico
9:00 AM – CPI
Friday, November 8
Brazil
9:00 AM – IPCA
United States
12:00 PM – University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment
China
10:30 PM – CPI
Economic Week Ahead: Selic Decision, Fed Meeting, and US Elections Take Center Stage
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