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GBP Average Earnings Index GBP Claimant Count Change GBP Unemployment Rate We had another day of top tier UK data as Average Earnings, Claimant Count Change and the Unemployment Rate was released. Following with reports such as claimant count being relatively high which has reflected that rise in negative implications for consumers spending which discourage Economic Growth and ILO Unemployment Rate remained unchanged significantly indicating UK is lacking expansion in the Labor Market. Last Evening US Crude Oil Inventories was released Crude Oil Fell sharply despite an unexpected fall in inventories stocks in the US fell 559kb to 510 million barrels. Last Week’s figure was adversely affected by a plunge in net imports as a result of hurricane Hermine which prevented ships docking in the Gulf of Mexico. The significance of this number is the impact it has on the price of petroleum products which affects inflation, but also impacts growth as many industries rely on oil to produce goods. Diminishing inventories would be considered inflationary as the price of petroleum products would be expected to rise, whilst expanding inventories would be considered a boost to industry in the longer run. The Final data of yesterday was New Zealand GDP. The New Zealand Economy grew a solid 0.9% in the June Quarter, a little less than their expectations than anticipated manufacturing growth. Still a solid outturn as quoted by Senior Economists in New Zealand. Australia Employment Change European Trade Balance, Consumer Price Index & Consumer Price Index- Core for August Bank of England Interest Rate Decision UK’s Monetary Policy Summary Bank of England’s MPC Vote Cut/ Vote Unchanged/Vote Hike & BOE Minutes United States Retail Sales United States Initial Job Claims Australia’s Employment Change & Unemployment Rate data for August will be released dawn of the day at 01:30 AM GMT. Switzerland’s SNB Interest Rate Decision & Press conference held today at 07:30 AM GMT. Europe will releasing data on Trade Balance for July along with Consumer Price Index & Consumer Price Index Core for August at 09:00 AM GMT. Today’s Highlight will be for UK’s Bank of England data reports released today by 11:00 AM GMT. Which will be BOE Asset Purchase Facility, Interest Rate Decision, MPC Vote Cut, Vote Unchanged and Vote Hike status following with UK’s Monetary Policy Summary and Bank of England meeting minutes to finish with. The Monetary Policy Summary, released by Bank of England, contains the outcome of their vote on interest rates and other policy measures, along with commentary about the economic conditions that influenced their votes. Final important Data will be released from United States on Retail sales being the Highlight along with few more data on Initial Job Claims for, Capacity Utilization and Industrial Production. Significance of US Retail Sales is to measure the consumer spending capacity and the sales turn over for that Month. Initial jobless claims reports are monitored to identify the unemployed population of the country signing first time claims for state unemployment Insurance or also known as bankruptcy. To start with Europe will be releasing Euro Labor Cost for Quarter 2 at 09:00 AM GMT significance of this report shows the total cost incurred by the employers of maintaining the employees which measures the cost pressure arising for production of the country. By Midday US will release Consumer Price Index and Consumer Price Index Ex Food & Energy. Highlight of the day will be the Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index for Sep which measures the personal confidence placed on the Economic Activity.Yesterday's markets
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