Economic calendar

ECONOMIC CALENDAR

Date

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Event

Value

May, 13 18:01

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30-y Bond Auction

Country:
Date:	May, 13 18:01
Importance:	Low
Previous:	4.88%; 2.4
Forecast:	-
Actual:	-
Period:	May

Yields are set by bond market investors, and therefore they can be used to decipher investors' outlook on future interest rates. The bid-to-cover ratio represents bond market liquidity and demand, which can be used to gauge investor confidence.

4.88%; 2.4

May, 13 18:15

★

FOMC Member Neel Kashkari Speaks

Country:
Date:	May, 13 18:15
Importance:	Low
Previous:	-
Forecast:	-
Actual:	-
Period:	-

Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari. Federal Reserve FOMC members vote on where to set the nation's key interest rates and their public engagements are often used to drop subtle clues regarding future monetary policy.

May, 13 23:45

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Visitor Arrivals

Country:
Date:	May, 13 23:45
Importance:	Low
Previous:	1.7%
Forecast:	-
Actual:	-
Period:	Mar

The Visitor Arrivals released by the Statistics New Zealand measures the number of visitors to New Zealand. As the tourism industry dominates a large part of the total GDP, the visitor arrivals is an important indicator of the overall economic condition in New Zealand.

1.7%

May, 14 00:01

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RICS House Price Balance

Country:
Date:	May, 14 00:01
Importance:	Low
Previous:	-23%
Forecast:	-25%
Actual:	-
Period:	Apr

Gauge for costs of homes in the United Kingdom. The figure is based on surveyors' opinions on the state of the market, calculated as is the percent of surveyors reporting a rise in prices minus those reporting a fall. A rise in house prices indicates a strong housing market, which generally reflects a strong overall economy.

-23%

May, 14 00:50

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M2 Money Supply + CD

Country:
Date:	May, 14 00:50
Importance:	Low
Previous:	2.0%; 1.4%
Forecast:	2.1%
Actual:	-
Period:	Apr

Measure of the money supply used by the Bank of Japan. The figure includes all currency in circulation plus all bank deposits. This indicator tends to be tracked closely with the total money supply. The figure focuses mostly on individual deposit accounts rather than institutional accounts, making it a more attractive money indicator than broad liquidity measures. The headline figure is the percentage change from the previous year.

2.0%; 1.4%