North American Calendar: February 2 – February 6 Canada Monday February 2 9:30 am Jan. Dec. RBC Manufacturing PMI 53.9 Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index D Jan. Dec. 88.9 Tuesday February 3 8:30 am Dec. (e) Nov. Industrial Product Price Index -0.5% -0.4% Raw Materials Price Index -8.0% -5.8% Wednesday February 4 10:00 am Jan. Dec. Thursday February 5 Ivey Purchasing Managers’ 8:30 am Index (s.a.) Dec. (e) Merchandise Trade Balance -$1.2 bln 8:30 am Jan. (e) Employment +6,000 (+0.03%) 55.4 -$0.6 bln Dec. -11,300 (-0.1%) 8:30 am Jan. (e) Unemployment Rate 6.7% Consensus -$1.1 bln Nov. Auto Sales D Jan. Dec. +16.1% y/y United States Dec. (e) Personal Income +0.3% Personal Spending -0.2% Nov. +0.4% +0.6% 8:30 am Dec. (e) Core PCE Deflator +0.1% +1.4% y/y Nov. unch Consensus +0.2% Consensus unch -0.2% +1.3% y/y 7:45 am 8:55 am 9:45 am Jan. (e) Dec. Retail Economist-GS Same- 7:00 am Store Sales – Jan 31st week Jan. 30 Jan. 23 Johnson Redbook Samest Store Sales – Jan 31 week 8:15 am New York ISM 60.0 70.8 +1.4% y/y 10:00 am Factory Orders -1.5% 9:45 am Markit Manufacturing PMI Dec. (e) Consensus -2.0% (Jan. F) Nov. -0.7% 10:00 am Manufacturing ISM 10:00 am IBD/TIPP Economic PMI Prices Paid Optimism Index Jan. (e) 54.5 36.0 Feb. (e) 51.4 C Consensus 54.8 40.0 Jan. 51.5 Dec. 55.1 38.5 Total Vehicle Sales D 10:00 am Construction Spending Jan. (e) 17.0 mln a.r. Dec. (e) +0.6% Consensus +0.8% Nov. -0.3% MBA Mortgage Apps -3.2% Jan. (e) ADP National Employment Report +220,000 8:30 am Initial Claims Jan. 31 (e) 289k (+24k) C Jan. 24 265k (-43k) Dec. +241,000 Continuing Claims 10:00 am Jan. (e) Nonmanufacturing ISM 56.5 8:30 am Jan. 24 Jan. 17 8:30 am Dec. 56.5 Q4 P (e) Productivity Unit Labour Costs unch +2.0% a.r. Q3 +2.3% a.r. 8:30 am Consensus +220,000 Consensus 56.5 C = consensus D = date approximate Fed Speakers: St. Louis’ Bullard (10:00 am); Minneapolis’ Kocherlakota (11:45 am) 11:30 am 4-week bill auction 11:30 am 52-week bill auction $25.0 bln Average Hourly Wages +1.9% y/y +1.8% y/y 8:30 am Dec. (e) Nov. Building Permits +5.0% -13.8% 8:30 am Jan. (e) Nonfarm Payrolls +230,000 Dec. +252,000 8:30 am Jan. (e) Unemployment Rate 5.6% Consensus +231,000 +6.6% y/y Consensus 5.6% 5.6% 8:30 am Jan. (e) Average Hourly Earnings +0.3% Dec. -0.2% 8:30 am Dec. (e) Goods & Services Trade Deficit $38.0 bln Annual Establishment Employment Survey Revisions 3:00 pm Dec. (e) Consumer Credit +$16.0 bln Nov. $39.0 bln Nov. +$14.1 bln 9:45 am Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index 2,385k (-71k) +1.0% a.r. -1.0% a.r. Consensus $38.0 bln Fed Speakers: Governor Powell (10:00 am); Cleveland’s Mester (12:45 pm) 8:30 am 3- & 10-year note, 30-year bond auction announcements 6.7% 8:30 am Jan. (e) Dec. Dec. Feb. 1 Jan. 25 11:00 am 4-week bill auction announcement 11:30 am 13- & 26-week bill auction $52.0 bln Challenger Layoff Report Consensus +0.9% a.r. 16.8 mln a.r. Dec. 2-year bond auction announcement 7:30 am Jan. Dec. Consensus 16.8 mln a.r. Dec. Consensus +5,000 (+0.03%) Consensus 6.7% 12:05 pm 30-year bond auction $1.4 bln (new cash $1.4 bln) 8:30 am Friday February 6 Consensus +0.3% Consensus +$15.0 bln 47.3 Fed Speaker: Boston’s Rosengren (5:00 am) 11:00 am 13- & 26-week bill auction announcements Fed Speaker: Atlanta’s Lockhart (12:45 pm) Upcoming Policy Meetings | Bank of Canada: Mar. 4, Apr. 15, May 27 | FOMC: Mar. 17-18, Apr. 28-29, June 16-17 Global Calendar: February 2 – February 6 Japan EURO AREA Manufacturing PMI Jan. F (e) 51.0 Dec. 50.6 U.K. Manufacturing PMI Jan. F (e) 52.1 Dec. 52.0 Euro Area Monday February 2 Tuesday February 3 Wednesday February 4 Thursday February 5 Leading Index Dec. P (e) 105.4 Nov. 103.9 Composite PMI Jan. Dec. 51.9 Services PMI Jan. Dec. 51.7 Manufacturing PMI Jan. (e) 52.7 Dec. 52.5 EURO AR Producer Price Index Dec. (e) -0.7% Nov. -0.3% ITALY Consumer Price Index Jan. P (e) -2.4% Dec. unch EA -2.5% y/y -1.6% y/y -0.4% y/y -0.1% y/y Construction PMI Jan. (e) 57.0 Dec. 57.6 EURO AREA Composite PMI Jan. F (e) 52.2 Dec. 51.4 Services PMI Jan. F (e) 52.3 Dec. 51.6 Retail Sales Dec. (e) unch Nov. +0.6% +2.0% y/y +1.5% y/y EURO AREA Retail PMI Jan. Dec. 47.6 GERMANY Factory Orders Dec. (e) +1.5% +0.7% y/y Nov. -2.4% -0.4% y/y ECB Monthly Report Composite PMI Jan. (e) 55.5 Dec. 55.2 Other Bank of England Monetary Policy Meeting (Feb. 4-5) CHINA HSBC Manufacturing PMI Jan. F (e) 49.8 Dec. 49.6 AUSTRALIA Trade Deficit Dec. (e) A$850 mln Nov. A$925 mln Manufacturing PMI D Jan. (e) 50.2 Dec. 50.1 Building Approvals Dec. (e) -5.0% +5.6% y/y Nov. +7.5% +10.1% y/y Reserve Bank of Australia Monetary Policy Meeting INDIA Reserve Bank of India Monetary Policy Meeting Nonmanufacturing PMI D Jan. 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