In the new week, eyes are on domestic inflation and in global finance, US non-farm inflation.
Next week, markets will face a busy data agenda from Monday to Friday. Inflation figures to be announced on the first day of the week in the country stand out.
In the global markets, all the attention is on the non-farm employment data from the USA, which will be announced on the last day of the week.
Germany’s debt hits all-time high
Apart from this, PMI data for both manufacturing and service sectors, US and German factory orders, industrial production from Germany, Japan Tankan Survey and Euro Area producer prices data stand out.
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Next week’s market data agenda is expected to be packed with various economic indicators being announced from Monday to Friday. The announcement of inflation figures in the country is one of the highlights of the first day of the week. On the other hand, the non-farm employment data from the USA, which will be announced on the last day of the week, is the focus of global markets. In addition, PMI data for both manufacturing and service sectors, US and German factory orders, industrial production from Germany, Japan Tankan Survey, and Euro Area producer prices data are also expected to be announced. Meanwhile, Germany’s debt has hit an all-time high.
