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RBNZ, SNB and BOE meetings to make the week interesting - BBH

FXStreet (Delhi) – Research Team at BBH, suggests that the slow news week picks up tomorrow with the RBNZ, SNB and BOE meetings.

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“Friday brings US retail sales. Today’s US wholesale trade report may be used by Q4 GDP trackers because of the information on inventories. There are no Fed speakers until after next week’s FOMC meeting.”

“Late yesterday, the API estimate suggest that US crude oil inventories fell 1.9 mln barrels last week, though Cushing inventories rose 600k barrels. Some are linking Cushing inventories to producers selling product to get it off their books for tax purposes before the end of the year. EIA reports its estimate later today. It is expected to show a 1.3 mln barrel increase.”

Australia jobs data in focus; 6% rise in unemployment rate expected

The Australian Bureau of Statistics, which will release new labor data tomorrow. Australia’s economy at this juncture is very vulnerable as it trying to rebalancing its economy away from the resource sector. As the impact of the mining sector boom ebbs, it will be important to monitor the significant indicators to gain an insight into the performance of the economy and also gather clues on the central bank’s future course of action. Jobs data thus assumes great importance. Job growth in Australia is believed to have eased in November. Economists polled by The Wall Street Journal estimates unemployment increased 6% during the month.
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