Today's schedule includes remarks, event speeches and panel discussions by officials from the Bank of Japan, the Reserve Bank of Australia and central banks in Europe and the United States. The hosting institutions and topics are organized by time slot.
Today's schedule includes the Bank of Japan's summary of opinions at 8:50 and the Reserve Bank of Australia's semiannual Financial Stability Report at 10:30. From the 17:00 hour onward, a series of remarks and events involving officials from the United Kingdom, the ECB and the United States are scheduled, including panel discussions and speeches.
At 17:00, Bank of England Governor Bailey will give opening remarks at a Bank of England-hosted conference. At 17:20, ECB Executive Board member Cipollone will join a panel discussion, followed at 17:45 by a speech from the Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland. At 19:35, Bundesbank President Nagel will hold a conversation with a former Governor of the Bank of France. At 21:00, Bank of England policymaker Mann will attend an event; at 21:30, Minneapolis Fed President Kashkari will be interviewed; and at 22:05, several Federal Reserve Bank presidents will join a panel discussion.
At 22:30, ECB President Lagarde will attend an ESRB meeting, and at 23:00, Fed Governor Waller is scheduled to give a speech. After midnight, a speech by the governor of the Swiss National Bank is scheduled for 0:30 on the 2nd, followed at 2:30 by Federal Reserve Vice Chair Jefferson, at 4:00 by Federal Reserve Vice Chair Bowman, at 4:05 by Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Rogers, and at 4:30 by a panel discussion involving Fed Governor Cook and New York Fed President Williams.
US vehicle sales for September are also scheduled. The Hong Kong market will be closed for the National Day holiday, while Chinese markets will remain closed through the 7th.
The day's developments may provide information for financial markets, mainly through remarks and events involving central banks and financial authorities.