4 May 2015
Key events ahead on Nonfarm Payrolls week - Rabobank
FXStreet (Guatemala) - Analysts at Rabobank offered this week's key events ahead.
Key Quotes:
"After final Markit PMIs in Europe, we then turn to the ECB’s Costa, speaking on regulation, and then US factory orders, which are expected to bounce 2.0% MoM after some disappointing prints of late. We then get the Fed’s Evans and Williams speaking on the economy and monetary policy – which is likely to give USD and US yields another slight lift if the recent track record is anything to go by."
"Tomorrow has Aussie trade and the RBA meeting, along with US trade data, and the Markit services PMI. Indonesia Q1 GDP is also out."
"Wednesday has the Fed’s Kocherlakota speaking, Aussie retail sales, and services PMIs in China and India, followed by US ADP employment. Then we get Yellen, George, and Lockhart all speaking."
"Thursday has Aussie labour force, Japan’s services PMI, German factory orders, and US initial claims."
"Friday has the RBA’s Statement on Monetary Policy, German industrial production, and the always volatile US payrolls report, which so much is riding on – as if we didn’t have enough unpredictability this week! "
Key Quotes:
"After final Markit PMIs in Europe, we then turn to the ECB’s Costa, speaking on regulation, and then US factory orders, which are expected to bounce 2.0% MoM after some disappointing prints of late. We then get the Fed’s Evans and Williams speaking on the economy and monetary policy – which is likely to give USD and US yields another slight lift if the recent track record is anything to go by."
"Tomorrow has Aussie trade and the RBA meeting, along with US trade data, and the Markit services PMI. Indonesia Q1 GDP is also out."
"Wednesday has the Fed’s Kocherlakota speaking, Aussie retail sales, and services PMIs in China and India, followed by US ADP employment. Then we get Yellen, George, and Lockhart all speaking."
"Thursday has Aussie labour force, Japan’s services PMI, German factory orders, and US initial claims."
"Friday has the RBA’s Statement on Monetary Policy, German industrial production, and the always volatile US payrolls report, which so much is riding on – as if we didn’t have enough unpredictability this week! "