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Remain mostly net-short the US Dollar, exposing more upside as a likelihood in the days ahead. For the FX Week Ahead webinar, where we discuss top event risk over the coming days and strategies for trading FX markets around the events listed below. 10/31 Wednesday 00: 3 0 GMT Consumer Price Index (3Q) Price pressures in Australia are expected to have moderated around the middle of the Reserve Bank of Australia’s +2-3% target range in Q3 ’17. Due in at + 1.9% from + 2.2% (y/y), the Q3 ’18 quarterly inflation report is expected to be another signpost for the RBA that necessitates neutrality in its policy stance. Even though labor markets have continued to improve in recent months, a lack of wage growth and rising indebtedness of households (already at all-time highs) makes for a concerning future for consumption trends. Currently, rates markets are pricing in only a 2.6% chance of a 25-bps rate cut by December 2018.

It will take several successive inflation reports above +2% in order to get the needle moving on RBA rate expectations again; the first month that sees greater than a 20% implied probability of a rate move is May 2019. Pairs to Watch:,, 10/31 Wednesday 10: 00 GMT Eurozone Consumer Price Index (OCT A) The initial October Eur ozone Core CPI is due in at +2.2% (y/y), barely higher than the +2.1% pace seen in August. 550 jathaka katha in sinhala pdf download.

The core reading for October is set to nudge up as well, due in at +1.1% from +0.9% (y/y). Now that the Euro, on a trade-weighted basis, is underwater ove r the past year (-0.83% between October 26, 2017 and October 26, 2018), it stands to reason that inflation has a natural cushion underneath it for the foreseeable future. Per the October ECB rate decision, uncertainty has receded around the Governing Council’s inflation forecast, further solidifying the near-term path of policy (QE ending in December 2018); the October inflation report won’t change matters. Pairs to Watch:,, 11/01 Thursday 12: 0 0 GMT Bank of England Rate Decision Whenever a new Quarterly Inflation Report is to be furnished the Monetary Policy Committee, the Bank of England rate decision is usually considered a top event – if not the top event – for that week, perhaps month. But the forthcoming November policy meetings, one of the four during the year that sees a new QIR released, will not fulfill its historical role as a top mover. One word: Brexit.

Under Governor Mark Carney, as was made clear at the August policy meeting, the BOE will not be changing rates until the Brexit negotiation window ends in March 2019. Accordingly, rates markets are pricing in May 2019 for the next rate hike – the first meeting with a QIR outside of the Brexit negotiation window.

Pairs to Watch: EUR/GBP,, 11/02 Friday 12:30 GMT Net Change in Employment & Unemployment Rate (OCT) The Canadian labor market has had a very uneven 2018. The first eight months of the year produced negative jobs growth on average, but then the yearly average turned positive after a blowout September jobs report. But the September Canadian labor report at the topline was superficially good, given the internals: of the +63.3K jobs added, +80.2K were part-time – which means that -16.9K full-time jobs were lost (this also explains the unexpected drop in wage pressures: part-time jobs have lower wages than full-time jobs).

Even though the forthcoming October report is set to see topline growth of +12.5K, if we get another hollow report – full-time jobs lost in favor of part-time jobs added – then the Canadian Dollar is exposed to downside. Pairs to Watch:,, 11/02 Friday 12:30 GMT Change in Nonfarm Payrolls & Unemployment Rate (OCT) By this point in the economic cycle, the luster of the US Nonfarm Payrolls report has worn down. Indeed, essentially viewed as a ‘given’ in any month as a source of stability for the economy, few traders will be looking to the forthcoming October US jobs report as a guidepost for any clues onto Federal Reserve policy. With the unemployment rate set to hold at 3.7% as the economy added +193 K jobs in October, it’s very possible that this jobs data is forgotten by the time markets open up the following Monday. Accordingly, the risk the US labor market brings to the table is asymmetric for the US Dollar: a strong report merely confirms what is known and doesn’t impact Fed policy; a weak report could sow confusion and discord over the near-term path of interest rates. According to the Atlanta Fed Jobs Growth Calcula tor, the economy only needs +109 K jobs growth per month over the next 12-months in order to sustain said unemployment rate at its current 3.7% level. Pairs to Watch: Index, EUR/USD, GBP/USD,, Read more: FX TRADING RESOURCES Whether you are a new or experienced trader, DailyFX has multiple resources available to help you: an indicator for monitoring; quarterly; analytical and educational; trading guides to help you, and even one for those who are.