Canada will release 5 Consumers Price Indexes in 1 day!
Canada will release its inflation rate in different forms, including Common, Median, Trimmed, Core, and All items CPI on September 15, 15:30 GMT+3.
NZD: another surprise from the RBNZ
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand announced the interest on 12 February at 15:00 New Zealand time. As expected, it was held at 1%. Governor Orr informed that the employment is at if not slightly above its sustainable level, economic growth is expected to accelerate due to monetary policy measures, and household spending growth is increasing. In the meantime, the Coronavirus is believed to bring a short-term effect on New Zealand.
As you can see, the report is pretty upbeat. As a result, NZD leapt by approximately 50 pips!
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United States’ Bureau of Labor Statistics will release monthly CPI and core CPI on September 14, 15:30 GMT+3.
Weekly Update on Employment: Focus on the USD
The United States will release the weekly Unemployment Claims on Thursday, at 15:30 MT time (GMT+3).
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