{Economic Information Agency 13th special report} China releases CPI and PPI, and the US releases CPI, expected to be the market focus on Wednesday (14th).
*Bank of England Chief Economist delivers speech, China releases import and export data*
Regarding important economic events across countries, New Zealand central bank's Chief Economist Conway gives an exclusive interview to The Wall Street Journal. Bank of Canada Governor Macklem participates in a fireside chat. At 10:10am Hong Kong time on Wednesday, European Central Bank President Lagarde attends a CNN dialogue event. At 11:00am, IMF Managing Director Georgieva holds a press conference. At 11:30am, World Bank President Ajay Banga chairs a panel discussion; at the same time, Bank of England Deputy Governors Broadbent and Croatia central bank Governor Ante Zigman attend a digital currency panel discussion. At 2:00pm, Bank of England Chief Economist Pill delivers a speech. At 4:00pm, European Central Bank Executive Board member Elderson delivers a keynote speech. At 4:15pm, Chair of the European Central Bank's Supervisory Board Buch participates in a fireside chat. At 4:30pm, European Central Bank President Lagarde participates in a fireside chat. At 5:40pm, Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Bowman joins a discussion.
On the data front, at 7:50am (Hong Kong time, same below), Japan releases September M2 money supply; September M3 money supply. At 9:30am, China releases September Consumer Price Index, with annual increase expected to expand from 0.8% to 1%; September core Consumer Price Index; September Producer Price Index annual increase expected to expand from 3.8% to 4.4%. At 10:00am, China releases September exports, with annual increase expected to expand from 25% to 25.7%; September imports annual increase expected to narrow from 28.2% to 25%; September trade balance expected to decrease from 119.09 billion USD to 117.78 billion USD. At 2:00pm, Germany releases September wholesale prices. At 8:30pm, the US releases September Consumer Price Index, with monthly increase expected to expand from 0.4% to 0.6%, annual increase expected to expand from 3.4% to 3.6%; September core Consumer Price Index annual increase expected to expand from 2.4% to 2.5%. (wa)
*Bank of England Chief Economist delivers speech, China releases import and export data*
Regarding important economic events across countries, New Zealand central bank's Chief Economist Conway gives an exclusive interview to The Wall Street Journal. Bank of Canada Governor Macklem participates in a fireside chat. At 10:10am Hong Kong time on Wednesday, European Central Bank President Lagarde attends a CNN dialogue event. At 11:00am, IMF Managing Director Georgieva holds a press conference. At 11:30am, World Bank President Ajay Banga chairs a panel discussion; at the same time, Bank of England Deputy Governors Broadbent and Croatia central bank Governor Ante Zigman attend a digital currency panel discussion. At 2:00pm, Bank of England Chief Economist Pill delivers a speech. At 4:00pm, European Central Bank Executive Board member Elderson delivers a keynote speech. At 4:15pm, Chair of the European Central Bank's Supervisory Board Buch participates in a fireside chat. At 4:30pm, European Central Bank President Lagarde participates in a fireside chat. At 5:40pm, Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Bowman joins a discussion.
On the data front, at 7:50am (Hong Kong time, same below), Japan releases September M2 money supply; September M3 money supply. At 9:30am, China releases September Consumer Price Index, with annual increase expected to expand from 0.8% to 1%; September core Consumer Price Index; September Producer Price Index annual increase expected to expand from 3.8% to 4.4%. At 10:00am, China releases September exports, with annual increase expected to expand from 25% to 25.7%; September imports annual increase expected to narrow from 28.2% to 25%; September trade balance expected to decrease from 119.09 billion USD to 117.78 billion USD. At 2:00pm, Germany releases September wholesale prices. At 8:30pm, the US releases September Consumer Price Index, with monthly increase expected to expand from 0.4% to 0.6%, annual increase expected to expand from 3.4% to 3.6%; September core Consumer Price Index annual increase expected to expand from 2.4% to 2.5%. (wa)
