The Week Ahead
Week commencing 10 November
Chris Beauchamp insight
The drought in US data continues this week, unless the government shutdown in Washington is resolved. This currently looks unlikely, which means the inflation data that was meant to be released this week is not going to appear. But UK gross domestic product (GDP) and employment data is released, along with the German ZEW reading.
Meanwhile, a swathe of UK companies report this week, including Burberry, Taylor Wimpey and defence firms BAE and Rolls Royce, both of which have been huge beneficiaries of increased European defence spending. US earnings season has passed its peak, though Cisco and Disney are among those publishing their quarterly figures.
Economic reports
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Weekly view
11.30pm – Australia Westpac consumer confidence (November): expected to rise to 94.7 from 92.1. Markets to watch: AUD crosses
7am – UK employment data (September): September unemployment rate expected to fall to 4.7% from 4.8%. Markets to watch: GBP crosses
10am – German ZEW index (November): index expected to fall to 34 from 39.3. Markets to watch: EUR crosses
None
7am – UK GDP (Q3, preliminary): growth expected to be 1.3% year-on-year (YoY) and 0.3% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ), from 1.4% and 0.3%. Markets to watch: GBP crosses
2am – China industrial production (October): production to rise 5.8% YoY. Markets to watch: CNH crosses
Monday
11.30pm – Australia Westpac consumer confidence (November): expected to rise to 94.7 from 92.1. Markets to watch: AUD crosses
Tuesday
7am – UK employment data (September): September unemployment rate expected to fall to 4.7% from 4.8%. Markets to watch: GBP crosses
10am – German ZEW index (November): index expected to fall to 34 from 39.3. Markets to watch: EUR crosses
Wednesday
None
Thursday
7am – UK GDP (Q3, preliminary): growth expected to be 1.3% YoY and 0.3% QoQ, from 1.4% and 0.3%. Markets to watch: GBP crosses
Friday
2am – China industrial production (October): production to rise 5.8% YoY. Markets to watch: CNH crosses
Company announcements
Dividends
FTSE ex-dividend dates (13th November):
FTSE 100: Pershing Square, Bunzl, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), Shell, BP, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, Sainsbury's
FTSE 250: Fidelity Emerging Markets, ICG Enterprise Trust, International Public Partnerships, C&G, Greencoat, Target Healthcare, PRS, Lancashire Holdings, Renewables Infrastructure
Index adjustments
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Monday 10 November |
Tuesday 11 November |
Wednesday 12 November |
Thursday 13 November |
Friday 14 November |
Monday 17 November |
| FTSE 100 | ||||||
| Australia 200 | ||||||
| Wall Street | ||||||
| US 500 | ||||||
| Nasdaq 100 | ||||||
| Netherlands 25 | ||||||
| US Russell 2000 | ||||||
| China H-Shares | ||||||
| Japan 225 | ||||||
| Hong Kong HS50 | ||||||
| South Africa 40 | ||||||
| France 40 | ||||||
| Stoxx 600 |
* Please note these can change without notice
1 Dividend adjustments due to be posted on a bank holiday will usually be posted on the previous working day
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