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Coming Up – Swedish, Canadian, Russian and Turkish Interest Rate Decisions

Stockholm (Ekonamik) – The week after Easter will get off to a slow start. However, events outside of large western economies will keep analysts busy. Among central banks, Turkey, Canada, Russia and Sweden will hold their monetary policy meetings. In Asia, South Korea and Japan will report GDP growth and inflation figures, respectively. In Latin America, Brazil and Mexico will also report inflation figures. Spain will also publish unemployment figures while in the USA the main economic event is probably the publication of the University of Michigan expectations and sentiment reports. Politically, the main scheduled event is the EU-Japan summit on Thursday.

22/04/2019MondayEaster Monday
Chicago Fed National Activity Index (USA) (March)
Central Government Debt (Turkey) (March)
Bond issuance (Romania)
23/04/2019
TuesdayGovernment Debt (€Z) (2018)
Unemployment Rate (Mexico) (March)
Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index (USA) (April)
Bond Issuance (Lithuania)
24/04/2019
Wednesday
Riksbanken Monetary Policy Meeting (Sweden)
BoC Monetary Policy Meeting (Canada)
CPI Inflation Rate (Australia) (2019Q1)
CPI Inflation Rate (Mexico) (April)
Business Confidence (France, Germany, Turkey) (April)
Bond Issuance (Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Latvia, Sweden, USA)
25/04/2019
Thursday
TCMB Monetary Policy Meeting (Turkey)
ECB Speech (Guindos)
GDP Growth (South Korea) (2019Q1)
Unemployment Rate (Spain) (2019Q1)
CPI inflation (Brazil) (April)
CBI Business and Industrial Indices (2019Q2)
Bond issuance (Hungary, Poland, USA)
EU-Japan Summit
26/04/2019
Friday
BoR Monetary Policy Meeting (Russia)
CPI Inflation (Japan) (April)
Finance Mortgage Approvals (UK) (March)
University of Michigan Expectation and Sentiment Reports (USA) (April)

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Filipe Wallin Albuquerque
Filipe Wallin Albuquerque
Filipe is an economist with 8 years of experience in macroeconomic and financial analysis for the Economist Intelligence Unit, the UN World Institute for Development Economic Research, the Stockholm School of Economics and the School of Oriental and African Studies. Filipe holds a MSc in European Political Economy from the LSE and a MSc in Economics from the University of London, where he currently is a PhD candidate.

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