The market event schedule for 10 November Japan time has been released, listing economic data releases and speeches by key officials in Japan and overseas. The schedule centers on Bank of Japan developments, consumption-related data, and CPI and business conditions indicators and speeches from various countries.
In Japan, September household spending is scheduled for 08:30, with the expected result at ▲3.0%. At 08:50, the Bank of Japan’s main opinions from its Monetary Policy Meeting and the preliminary September balance of payments are scheduled for release. The current account is expected to show a surplus before seasonal adjustment, while the trade balance is expected to show a deficit. At 14:00, the current conditions and future conditions indices from the October Economy Watchers Survey will be released.
Overseas, Australia’s Westpac consumer confidence index for November is scheduled for 08:30, the UK British Retail Consortium retail sales monitor for October at 09:01, Australia’s NAB business conditions index for October at 09:30, China’s October trade balance at an unspecified time, Turkey’s industrial production for September at 16:00, Norway’s CPI for October at 16:00, Hungary’s CPI for October at 16:30, a speech by the governor of the Dutch central bank at 17:15, a speech by a deputy governor of the Bank of England at 17:30, South Africa’s unemployment rate and a speech by a Federal Reserve governor at 18:00, another speech by a BOE deputy governor at 21:30, US CPI and the core index at 22:30, and a speech by an ECB executive board member at 23:00.
On the 11th, scheduled events include remarks by the president of the Dallas Fed, speeches by an ECB executive board member and chief economist and the governor of the Bank of Spain, a US Treasury auction of 10-year notes, a speech by a Bank of England official, and further speeches related to the Federal Reserve. Markets in India will be closed for the Diwali holiday.