Major equity markets, led by the US, have undergone a sharp correction after the midterm elections, heightening focus on the direction of the US dollar/yen and the euro, as well as the US consumer price index due tomorrow.
The article reports that major equity markets, led by the US, are expected to undergo a sharp correction after the midterm elections in trading at the start of the week, while attention is focused on the direction of the US dollar, Japanese yen and euro. It also focuses on the fact that the US consumer price index is due to be released in upcoming trading.
Among today's events, remarks by Federal Reserve Vice Chair Bowman, who has voting rights, and a 3-year Treasury auction are attracting attention. There are no major US indicators scheduled, while a comparison table of released figures and previous figures is also provided. China's consumer and producer price indexes, Japan's leading and coincident CI indexes, Germany's trade balance and the final reading of wholesale inventories are also shown, together with developments by country and region.
The article also emphasizes the wide range of factors during the week, including movements in US long-term interest rates, expectations regarding US monetary policy, speculation about currency intervention, concerns over AI investment and remarks by President Trump. It lists the release times for multiple indicators and events scheduled for 9 November and organizes the market's main areas of interest through the direction of asset prices.
Finally, the article lists the consumer price index due tomorrow, 10 November, a schedule of the week's major events and points of interest for today's trading. It records observations on developments after the midterm elections, with a focus on the movement of the US dollar/yen, but does not state an intention to encourage investment decisions.