In Spain, we have a holiday in Cartagena, and Velez Malaga, amongst others.
The end of the week will be dominated by the publication of numerous macroeconomic references. We will know the preliminary reading of the CPI of Spain and France for September which, together with that of the rest of the main economies of the European monetary zone, will be key to determining the next decisions of the ECB, after its latest reduction in the cost of money in the Eurozone by 25 bp at its meeting this month and the 50 bp cut in the Fed’s official interest rates.
On a day in which the final reading of Spain’s GDP for the 2Q of 2024 will also stand out.
Additionally, the production price index for France and Italy will be made public. Finally, the trend in the unemployment rate in Germany during the month of September will be known, after remaining stable since June at 6.0% of the active population.
In the UK, Just Stop Oil protesters who threw soup at a Van Gogh painting will hear their fate, when they are sentenced amid cries of gross unfairness as convicted high-profile paedophiles are let off with a minor suspended sentence, whilst similar peaceful protestors are locked up for years.
Also in the UK, the reports on workless households by region (2023), and property transactions will be published.
On Friday at the UN General Assembly’s General Debate, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer makes his first big international address.
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