Week Ahead 13/02/23: Economy; CPI; Consumer and bank earnings dominate
Traders will have plenty of inflation and quarterly GDP data from Japan, the eurozone and the UK to digest. Brace for earnings from Barclays (BARC), Commerzbank (CBKG), TUI (TUI), and Airbnb (ABNB).
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Week Ahead 13/02/23
Welcome to IGTV, I'm Angeline Ong and this is a look at your week ahead. Plenty of stuff to watch out for in the week starting the 13th of February.
Growth outlook
First up, Australia has got confidence numbers. That's consumer confidence and business confidence numbers, as well. From Japan, we get Q4 numbers in terms of growth in the UK, we've got the unemployment rate and from the Eurozone, Q4 GDP as well, this is of course the second estimate.
Inflation
CPI, this could be a huge market moving event out of the US. And then we move on to Wednesday, the 15th of February, when we'll get CPI from the UK hot on the heels of the US and industrial production numbers and trade numbers from the eurozone.
Stateside, we get retail sales numbers, industrial production and the latest housing market index as well as crude oil inventories. Moving on to Thursday, we get trade balance figures from Japan and also Australia and producer price numbers, housing starts and initial jobless claims from the US - going to be very interesting after that very strong, non-farm payrolls number.
And on Friday we end with retail sales numbers from the UK and also important export prices from the US and the Baker Hughes Oil rig count.
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