The second day of the Bank of Japan Policy Board’s Monetary Policy Meeting ended, and the decision was announced. A series of domestic indicators will also be released, while euro area GDP and unemployment figures are scheduled for release in Europe, attracting market attention.
During the 8 a.m. hour in Japan, Tokyo CPI (October), the job-offers-to-applicants ratio (September), the unemployment rate (September), industrial production (September), retail sales (September), department store and supermarket sales (September) and housing starts (September) were released. The decision was announced after the second day of the Bank of Japan Policy Board’s Monetary Policy Meeting ended.
Bank of Japan Governor Ueda is scheduled to hold a press conference, while Toggle Holdings’ new listing on the TSE Growth Market is also among the day’s market events. Overseas, Germany’s unemployment rate (October), euro area GDP (July–September) and the euro area unemployment rate (September) are in focus, while India is scheduled to release its fiscal deficit, bank lending balance and foreign exchange reserves.
The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis is also scheduled to deliver a keynote speech, and a G20 foreign ministers’ meeting is being reported. A variety of indicators are expected to be released across markets.
Overall, economic indicators at home and abroad and central bank developments are attracting attention at the same time.