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What to Watch This Week: Key Events: This week markets remain on edge as labour-market updates and central-bank signals take precedence in a low-visibility data environment. With the 2025 United States federal government shutdown still constraining official U.S. releases, indicators such as private employment and productivity hold added weight. Expect sharper reactions in FX, yields, and risk assets as traders parse policy tone amidst global growth uncertainties.
| Monday, Nov 03 πΊπΈ ISM Manufacturing Index (US) πΊπΈ Construction Spending (US) |
| Tuesday, Nov 04 πΊπΈ Trade Balance (US) πΊπΈ Factory Orders (US) π¨π¦ Canadian Federal Budget |
| Wednesday, Nov 05 πΊπΈ ADP Employment Report (US) πΊπΈ ISM Non-Manufacturing Composite (US) |
| Thursday, Nov 06 π¬π§ Bank of England Rate Decision πΊπΈ Labour Productivity (US) πͺπΊ Euro-zone Retail Sales (EU) |
| Friday, Nov 07 πΊπΈ U.S. Employment Report (October) πΊπΈ U. of Michigan Consumer Sentiment (US) π¨π¦ Canadian Employment Report (Canada) |
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β’ U.S. data delays continue to elevate the importance of private-sector employment indicators (e.g. ADP) as substitutes for missing non-farm prints.
β’ Central-bank decisions (especially the Bank of England) and labour data may provide the key directional cues in a week with fewer large inflation prints.
β’ The U.S. Employment Report on Friday could provoke sharp moves in USD and U.S. yields, given the backdrop of missing official data.
β’ The Bank of Englandβs decision may influence sterling and EUR/GBP cross-flows if the tone diverges from market expectations.
β’ Labour in Focus: With inflation indicators thin, labour and productivity metrics become central to policy expectations.
β’ Policy Volatility: Central-bank commentary and decisions may carry more weight than usual, given the lack of fresh print data.
β’ Risk Sentiment & Flows: Data gaps raise the value of cross-asset cues β watch for spillover between bonds, FX, and equities.
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