Economic Calendar: Oct 10 – Oct 14

Economic Calendar: Oct 10 – Oct 14

Monday October 10

China yuan financing, M2 money supply.

Canadian markets closed for Thanksgiving day. U.S. stock markets are open, but bond markets are closed for Columbus day.

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Tuesday October 11

UK September payrolls; Italy August industrial production

(6 am ET) NFIB Small Business Economic Trends Survey

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Wednesday October 12

Japan machine orders for August.

UK real GDP for August, services index, industrial production, manufacturing production and trade deficit.

(7 am ET) U.S. mortgage applications

(830 am ET) U.S. Producer Price Index for September. Consensus is for a 0.3% rise month over month.

(2pm ET) FOMC Minutes from September 20-21 meeting

Two-day G20 finance ministers and central bank governors meeting in Washington begins.

Earnings include: PepsiCo Inc.

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Thursday October 13

China trade surplus for September

Germany CPI for September

(830 am ET) U.S. initial jobless claims for week ended Oct. 8.

(830 am. ET) U.S. consumer prices for September. Consensus is for a monthly rise of 0.2%, or 8.1% from a year ago, slowing from an 8.3% pace a month earlier. Excluding food and energy, CPI is expected to rise 0.4%, or 6.5% year over year – faster than August’s 6.3% rise.

Earnings include: Aritzia Inc.; BlackRock Inc.; Delta Air Lines Inc.; Domino’s Pizza Inc.; Progressive Corp.; Walgreens Boot Alliance Inc.

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Friday October 14

China CPI and PPI for September.

Euro area trade deficit for August. France CPI for September.

(830 am ET) Canada manufacturing sales for August. Consensus is for a decline of 1.2%.

(830 am ET) Canada wholesale trade for August.

(9 am ET) Canada existing home sales for September. It’s expected to decline 32% from a year earlier, with average prices down 6%.

(9am ET) MLS Home Price Index for September. It’s expected to be up 2.5% year over year.

(830 am ET) U.S. retail sales for September. Consensus is a monthly rise of 0.2%, or down 0.1% when excluding autos.

(830 am ET) U.S. import prices. Consensus is for a year over year rise of 6.1%, slowing from August’s pace of 7.8%.

(10 am ET) U.S. business inventories for August.

(10 am ET) U.S. University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment for October. It’s forecast to come in at 58.8, up slightly from September’s 58.6.

Earnings include: Citigroup Inc.; JPMorgan Chase & Co.; Morgan Stanley; PNC Financial Services Group Inc.; UnitedHealth Group Inc.; U.S. Bancorp; Wells Fargo & Co.