... substantial trade ties to China, could see changes in export volumes and supply chain dynamics. A lower LPR might lead to increased Chinese imports of American products, positively affecting industries like agriculture and technology. UK Consumer Price Index (CPI) for October (10:00 GMT) The release of the UK's inflation data will provide insights into consumer price trends and may influence the Bank of England's monetary policy decisions. Impact on Europe: Inflation trends in the UK can affect the strength ...

... producers receive for their goods and services change before they reach the end consumer. This allows investors and economists to assess possible inflationary trends in the economy. Key aspects of PPI: Focus on producers: Unlike consumer inflation (CPI), which measures price changes for the end consumer, PPI analyzes the costs of producers. Sectors: PPI covers many sectors of the economy, including manufacturing, mining, agriculture, and services. Measurement: The index is calculated based on changes ...

... market open and which after market close). Monday, August 4, 2025 Key Economic Events: Public holidays in the UK and Canada (Bank Holiday, Civic Holiday) – trading on these exchanges will not take place. 09:30 (Switzerland): Consumer Price Index (CPI) for July. A key inflation indicator in Switzerland that may impact the Swiss National Bank's policy and the franc's exchange rate. 10:00 (Turkey): Consumer Price Index (CPI) for July. Inflation data in Turkey is crucial for assessing the country's ...

... will serve as an additional factor of inflationary pressure. Rising car costs will make them less affordable for the population, further reducing overall market demand. Price increases will also contribute to a general rise in the Consumer Price Index (CPI), as the cost of vehicles is an important component in the CPI calculation. 3. Decline in Consumer Demand and Its Consequences The rising key interest rate also puts pressure on consumer demand. High rates render auto loans less accessible, decreasing ...

... making this a factor for investors in raw materials markets. Economic Data Eurozone Current Account (September) – Scheduled for release at 12:00 GMT, this data will give insight into Europe’s export-import balance and economic resilience. Eurozone CPI (October) – At 13:00 GMT, inflation data for the Eurozone will be released. This could impact the euro and provide signals on future European Central Bank (ECB) policy. U.S. Housing Starts (October) – At 16:30 GMT, the U.S. Census Bureau will ...