On Monday, at 07:30 GMT, Switzerland will release the consumer price index for January. A meeting of the Eurogroup will also take place on Monday. At 23:30 GMT, Australia will publish the Westpac consumer confidence index for February. At 23:50 GMT, Japan will announce the change in GDP for the 4th quarter.
On Tuesday, at 00:30 GMT, Australia will present the NAB business confidence index for January. At 02:00 GMT, New Zealand will report a change in the expected annual inflation 2y from now. At 04:30 GMT, Japan will announce a change in industrial production for December. At 07:00 GMT, Britain will announce a change in the number of applications for unemployment benefits for January, as well as the unemployment rate and average earnings for December. At 07:30 GMT, Switzerland will release the producer and import price index for January. At 10:00 GMT, the eurozone will report changes in GDP and employment for the 4th quarter. At 13:30 GMT, the US will publish the consumer price index for January.
On Wednesday, at 00:15 GMT, the head of the RBA, Lowe, will make a speech. At 04:30 GMT, Japan will present the index of activity in the service sector for December. At 07:00 GMT, Britain will publish the consumer price index, retail price index, producer purchase price index and producer selling price index for January. At 10:00 GMT, the eurozone will announce changes in industrial production and the foreign trade balance for December. At 13:15 GMT, Canada will announce a change in the housing starts for January. At 13:30 GMT, Canada will announce changes in manufacturing shipments and wholesale sales for December. Also at 13:30 GMT, the United States will announce changes in retail trade for January and release the index of activity in the manufacturing sector from the Federal Reserve of New York for February. At 14:00 GMT, ECB President Lagarde will deliver a speech. At 14:15 GMT, the United States will announce a change in industrial production for January. At 15:00 GMT, the United States will report changes in the business inventories for December and will release the NAHB housing market index for February. At 15:30 GMT, the United States will announce a change in oil reserves according to the Ministry of Energy. At 21:00 GMT, the United States will announce changes in the net and total volume of purchases of long-term American securities by foreign investors for December. At 21:45 GMT, New Zealand will report a change in the number of tourists for December. At 23:50 GMT, Japan will announce changes in orders for machinery and equipment for December and the foreign trade balance for January.
On Thursday, at 00:30 GMT, Australia will report changes in the unemployment rate and the number of people employed in January. At 09:00 GMT, in the eurozone, the ECB economic bulletin will be released. At 13:30 GMT, the US will publish the producer price index for January and the Fed-Philadelphia manufacturing index for February. Also at 13:30 GMT, the United States will announce a change in the number of initial applications for unemployment benefits over the past week, as well as building permits and housing starts for January. At 22:30 GMT, the head of the RBA, Lowe, will make a speech.
On Friday, at 07:00 GMT, Britain will report on the change in retail trade for January. At 07:45 GMT, France will release the consumer price index for January. At 09:00 GMT, the eurozone will announce a change in the current account for December. At 13:30 GMT, Canada will announce a change in the foreign securities purchases for December. Also at 13:30 GMT, Canada will release the producer price index for January, and the US will publish the import price index for January. At 15:00 GMT, the US will present leading indicators for January. At 18:00 GMT, the Baker Hughes report on the number of active oil drilling rigs will be released.