Week Ahead: US and China CPI, China Trade Balance, and US-Russia-Ukraine Talks

TechFlow reported on Nov. 8, citing Jin10 Data, that multiple macroeconomic data releases and geopolitical events are scheduled for next week; China's October trade balance and the October CPI reports for the US and China will be released in succession, and the United States, Russia, and Ukraine will meet in Abu Dhabi on Nov. 10 to Nov. 11.

On the data front, China's October CPI and M2 will be released on Monday; the US October CPI, core CPI, and China's October trade balance will be released on Tuesday; US initial jobless claims for the week will be released on Thursday; and US October PPI and China's October total social electricity consumption will be released on Friday. On the event front, the G7 foreign ministers' meeting will be held, OPEC and the EIA will each release oil market-related reports, and a new price adjustment window for domestic refined oil products will open. On Wednesday, the US stock market will be open as usual for Veterans Day, but the cash bond market will be closed for the full day.

On the earnings front, Occidental Petroleum, Lucid Group, TSMC, SMIC, and Applied Materials, among others, will report earnings or operating data next week.

Source: TechFlow