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Big data and events in the week from October 25 to 31: the three major central banks announced interest rate decisions, and the Federal Reserve entered a period of silence.
Original title: blockbuster data and events in the week of October 25-31: the three major central banks announced interest rate decisions, and the Federal Reserve entered a period of silence. source: Huitong net in the week of October 25-31, the market will welcome a series of blockbuster data and events. In terms of events, pay attention to the interest rate decisions of the Bank of Canada, the Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank. Data, the third quarter of the United States GDP, the United States PCE, EIA, first request, personal expenditure, euro zone GDP, CPI and so on will be released one after another, investors need to pay close attention. It is worth noting that the Federal Reserve will enter a period of silence next week, as the Federal Reserve will hold a meeting in the early morning of November 4.
Japan's exports rose 13% in September, but car exports fell 40%.
According to figures released by Japan's Ministry of economy, Trade and Industry on Tuesday, Japan's exports rose 13% in September from a year earlier, the seventh consecutive month of growth, but only about half of what they were in August, especially a sharp decline in car exports, suggesting that supply chain problems hampering global trade are also putting pressure on Japanese exports. Car exports fell 40% from the same period last year, with the largest drop in car exports to the United States. Total exports to the United States fell 3.3%, the first decline in seven months. Exports to China increased by 10.3% compared with the same period last year. Compared with August, Japanese exports fell 3.9 per cent in September, the first month-on-month decline since February.