7:19 AM · 22 September 2020

Economic calendar: Fed Chair Powell Testimony and BoE's Gov Bailey speech

• Fed Chairman Jerome Powell testifies
• BOE Governor Bailey speaks
• Second day of Bank Holiday in Japan
 
Economic calendar is quite light today when it comes to data releases, therefore news regarding additional lockdowns and comments from central bankers should have the biggest impact on market sentiment. BOE Governor Bailey is due to speak at a webinar hosted by the British Chamber of Commerce and the FED Chair Powell will begin testifying before the House Financial Services Committee.
 
8:30 am BST – BOE Governor Bailey speaks
11:00 am BST – UK CBI Industrial Order Expectations (SEP). Expected: -32. Previous: -44
3:00 pm BST – Eurozone Consumer Confidence Flash (SEP). Expected: -14.6. Previous: -14.7
3:00 pm BST – US Existing Home Sales MoM (JUL). Expected: 6.05M. Previous: 5.86M
3:00 pm BST – US Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index (SEP). Expected: 12. Previous:18
3:00 pm BST - Fed Evans speech
3:30 pm BST – Fed Chair Powell Testimony
9:30 pm BST - API report on oil inventories. Previous: -9.517mb
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