2013.09.0514:12:00UTC+00Day ahead in the Fx Markets

All times is in GMT.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 5:

• 2030 - U.S. FEDERAL RESERVE WEEKLY BALANCE SHEET Fed releases weekly money stock, liquid assets and debt measures and the weekly report on factors affecting reserves of depository institutions and the condition statement of the Federal Reserve banks. 
• 2350 - JAPAN AUGUST FOREIGN RESERVES No forecast available.

• 0600 - GROUP OF 20 LEADERS MEETINGS, St Petersburg, Russia
• 0500 - JAPAN JULY LEADING INDICATOR No forecast available.
• 0500 - JAPAN JULY COINCIDENT INDICATOR INDEX No forecast available.
• 0600 - GERMAN TRADE DATA FOR JULY Forecast for month-on-month exports was 0.8 percent, imports 0.9 percent, trade balance at 16.1 billion euros.
• 0645 - FRENCH CONSUMER CONFIDENCE FOR AUGUST Forecast at 83, prior 82.
• 0715 - SWISS INFLATION FOR AUGUST Forecasts for both month-on-month and year-on-year at 0.0 percent.
• 0830 - UK INDUSTRIAL, MANUFACTURING OUTPUT FOR JULY Industrial output: forecast for month-on-month rise of 0.1 percent, year-on-year, fall of 1.7 percent. Manufacturing output: Forecast of 0.3 percent rise month- on-month, year-on-year fall of 0.8 percent.
• 0830 - UK TRADE BALANCE FOR JULY Global trade - forecast for a deficit of 8.15 billion sterling. No forecast for non-EU trade.
• 1000 - GERMAN INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT FOR JULY Month-on-month forecast for a fall of 0.5 percent, prior 2.4 percent. 
• 1200 - FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CHICAGO PRESIDENT EVANS SPEAKS, Greenville, South Carolina Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Charles Evans speaks before the AgFirst Farm Credit Bank 2013 Summit.
• 1230 - U.S. EMPLOYMENT REPORT FOR AUGUST Labor Dept releases the August employment report. The unemployment rate is seen at 7.4 percent, unchanged from July.
• 1430 - U.S. ECRI WEEKLY Economic Cycle Research Institute releases its weekly index of economic activity for Aug. 30. In the prior week, the index read 131.3. 
• 1730 - FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF KANSAS CITY PRESIDENT GEORGE SPEAKS, Omaha, Nebraska Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City President Esther George speaks on "The Federal Reserve and the Economy" at a business leaders meeting.