Busy week ahead

The last week brought turbulence on the markets and happened to be very good for the US dollar, which popped off over the other currencies. But the most remarkable is the EUR/USD fall after the dovish ECB.  

Looking to the week ahead, it seems to be even more interesting having rate decisions from three central banks. 

And here are the events with high importance, which the Economic calendar offers:

On Monday we can expect the PCE for September in USA and German CPI.

Tuesday will be very busy day. In the early hours we have the BOJ rate decision and the press conference after it. Next on the agenda will be the Euro-zone GDP Q3, followed by the Canada’s GDP. In the afternoon US will release data on CCI and the day will end with Employment change figures in New Zealand. 

On Wednesday the Markrit Canada Manufacturing PMI and the US ISM Manufacturing PMI are due, but the most intriguing event for the day will be the Fed’s interest rate decision.

On Thursday Germany will release data on Unemployment rate for October  and next on focus will come the BOE with their interest rate  decision, followed by BOE’s Governor Carney speech.

Friday will bring US NFP figures for October and Unemployment rate in Canada.