Weekly Reports | Oct 02 2015
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By Greg Peel
US jobs report tonight, which could determine whether the Fed lifts off in December or waits until next year. In theory the end of this month is also a possibility, but that is being given a very low probability by Wall Street.
Before the December meeting there’ll be two more jobs reports.
Monday is services PMI day for all those countries who, unlike China, does not release both PMIs on the same day, including Australia and the US.
The US will also see trade, consumer credit and chain store sales data next week and the minutes of the last Fed meeting will be released on Thursday.
China will be closed on Monday through Wednesday.
The Bank of Japan will hold a policy meeting on Wednesday and the Bank of England on Thursday.
The RBA will hold a policy meeting on Tuesday. The week will see ANZ jobs ads, the trade balance and our own jobs numbers.
Monday is a public holiday in NSW, the ACT, Queensland and South Australia. The ASX is open.
On Sunday night clocks go forward in relevant states, meaning that from Tuesday morning the NYSE will close at 7am Sydney time.
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