Economic calendar for the week ahead

Undoubtedly the past week was very busy and turbulent having three meetings of central bankers. But the current one promises to be more quite. However we have another monetary policy meetings in Australia and New Zealand and some moderately exciting statistics.

On Monday we can expect the BOJ Governor Kuroda speech and the data on factory orders in Germany. The meeting of the finance ministers of the member countries of the euro area is starting the same day. And in the afternoon we have the speech of Fed Chairman for New York William Dudley.
The RBA decision on interest rates is expected on Tuesday 7th November. In Europe we’ll have release on the industrial production in Germany and in the afternoon BoC Governor Poloz speech is due.
Wednesday, November 8, is going to be very busy day. China's trade balance report is expected. And the US Energy Information Administration will publish its regular weekly report on the change in oil reserves. ECB will hold its non-monetary policy meeting and later in the afternoon the New Zealand Central Bank is having a meeting on monetary policy.
Thursday, November 9, will bring data on production and consumer inflation in China, Germany’s trade balance and the US Department of Labor will announce its report on jobless claims.
On Friday, November 10, we can expect the RBA monetary policy statement,  UK industrial production and trade balance figures and in Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index from the US.