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European indices set to open lower
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OPEC+ meeting
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Fed speakers in the evening
European index futures point to a lower opening of the cash trading session today. However, major indices from the Old Continent are expected to launch today's trading around 0.5-1.0% above overnight lows. Omicron remains one of the key themes in the markets and yesterday's plunge in US equities triggered by the first US case is a perfect example of how closely the story is watched by market participants.
Economic calendar for the day ahead is light with a lack of top-tier releases scheduled. However, it should be remembered that OPEC+ is set to meet today to decide on output (around 1:00 pm GMT). There are no hints on what the cartel could do (representatives remained silent after yesterday's OPEC meeting) therefore there is a big chance for volatile moves on the oil market in the early afternoon.
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Open account Try demo Download mobile app Download mobile app10:00 am GMT - Euro area, PPI inflation for October. Expected: 19.1% YoY. Previous: 16.0% YoY
1:30 pm GMT - US, weekly jobless claims. Expected: 240k. Previous: 199k
3:30 pm GMT - EIA natural gas storage. Expected: -58 bcf. Previous: -21 bcf
Central bankers' speeches
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1:30 pm GMT - Fed Bostic
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4:00 pm GMT - Fed Quarles
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4:30 pm GMT - Fed Daly
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4:30 pm GMT - Fed Bostic
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