Week Ahead: US and China CPI, China Trade Balance, and US-Russia-Ukraine Talks
Original headline下周前瞻：中美 CPI、中国贸易帐与美俄乌会谈
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China’s October trade balance and CPI, along with U.S. October CPI and core CPI, are the key macro releases in the coming week, with China’s CPI and M2 due Monday and U.S. inflation data and China’s trade figures due Tuesday. The U.S., Russia and Ukraine are set to meet in Abu Dhabi on Nov. 10-11, while G7 foreign ministers also convene and OPEC and the EIA issue monthly oil reports. Later in the week, U.S. weekly jobless claims arrive Thursday and U.S. October PPI and China’s October electricity consumption data land Friday. China will also open a new round of domestic fuel-price adjustments, and U.S. Veterans Day on Wednesday keeps equities open but closes the cash bond market. Earnings include Occidental Petroleum, Lucid Group, TSMC, SMIC and Applied Materials.
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