The third week of 2019 is expected to be dominated by the Brexit vote due to take place on Tuesday January 15th in House of Commons of the British Parliament. Widely expected to fail to find a backing majority, the vote is expected to trigger a crisis, and may foreshadow a much-feared hard Brexit if no further agreement can be found by the March deadline.
The rest of the week will be dominated by the publication of trade and price data for December 2018. The week will end with the publication of the Michigan consumer confidence data.
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| Monday | 14/01/2019 | Chinese Trade Data (Dec) |
| EZ Current Account Data (2018Q3) | ||
| Japanese Money Supply data (Dec) | ||
| Tuesday | 15/01/2019 | Brexit vote |
| CPI data (France, Spain) (Dec) | ||
| EZ Trade Data (Nov) | ||
| Wednesday | 16/01/2019 | CPI data (Germany, Italy) (Dec) |
| Germany to issue €1.5bn in 30yr Bund | ||
| Thursday | 17/01/2019 | Spain to issue €4-5bn in M-LT bonds |
| CPI data (EZ, Germany) (Dec) | ||
| Friday | 18/01/2019 | Michigan consumer confidence (Dec) |
| CPI Data (Canada) (Dec) |
