ETNet News Agency reported on the 5th: The Eurozone will release retail sales data and the United States will release import and export data, expected to be the market focus on Tuesday (6th).
Regarding important economic events in various countries, at 9:05pm Hong Kong time on Tuesday, New York Federal Reserve President Williams will preside over the 2026 Conference on Governance and Culture Reform hosted by the Federal Reserve.
On the data front, at 8:30am Tuesday (Hong Kong time, same below), Hong Kong will release the September Purchasing Managers' Index. At 2:00pm, Germany will release August factory orders, with the month-on-month rate expected to reverse from 2.5% to a decline of 1%. At 5:00pm, the Eurozone will release August retail sales, with the month-on-month rate expected to improve from a decline of 0.6% to an increase of 0.2%, and the year-on-year increase expected to expand from 0.6% to 1.1%. At 8:30pm, the United States will release August exports, with the month-on-month rate expected to improve from a decline of 2.1% to an increase of 0.6%; the month-on-month increase in August imports is expected to expand from 2.8% to 3.9%; the August trade balance is expected to deteriorate from a deficit of 88.6 billion USD to a deficit of 102 billion USD.
Additionally, the US Federal Reserve will release the minutes of its September interest rate meeting at 2:00am on Thursday (8th). The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index for October will be released at 10:00pm on Friday (9th) in the US. (wa)
Regarding important economic events in various countries, at 9:05pm Hong Kong time on Tuesday, New York Federal Reserve President Williams will preside over the 2026 Conference on Governance and Culture Reform hosted by the Federal Reserve.
On the data front, at 8:30am Tuesday (Hong Kong time, same below), Hong Kong will release the September Purchasing Managers' Index. At 2:00pm, Germany will release August factory orders, with the month-on-month rate expected to reverse from 2.5% to a decline of 1%. At 5:00pm, the Eurozone will release August retail sales, with the month-on-month rate expected to improve from a decline of 0.6% to an increase of 0.2%, and the year-on-year increase expected to expand from 0.6% to 1.1%. At 8:30pm, the United States will release August exports, with the month-on-month rate expected to improve from a decline of 2.1% to an increase of 0.6%; the month-on-month increase in August imports is expected to expand from 2.8% to 3.9%; the August trade balance is expected to deteriorate from a deficit of 88.6 billion USD to a deficit of 102 billion USD.
Additionally, the US Federal Reserve will release the minutes of its September interest rate meeting at 2:00am on Thursday (8th). The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index for October will be released at 10:00pm on Friday (9th) in the US. (wa)
