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China's total retail sales of consumer goods in September rose 1.1% year-on-year, below the expected 0.6% and the previous value of 0.40%.
2026-10-19
China's total retail sales of consumer goods in September rose 1.1% year-on-year, below the expected 0.6% and the previous value of 0.40%.
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2026-10-18
Monday: China releases Q3 GDP, Sep retail sales and industrial production; Canada Sep CPI; US Oct NAHB. National Bureau publishes monthly large‑city residential price report. Financial Street Forum opens in Beijing (through Oct 22). Hong Kong market
Monday: China releases Q3 GDP, Sep retail sales and industrial production; Canada Sep CPI; US Oct NAHB. National Bureau publishes monthly large‑city residential price report. Financial Street Forum opens in Beijing (through Oct 22). Hong Kong market closed; north‑ and southbound trading suspended. Tuesday: China 1‑year LPR through Oct 20 released; Germany Sep PPI; UK Sep unemployment; US weekly ADP; US Sep building permits and housing starts. APEC finance ministers meet Oct 20‑21 in Hong Kong. CATL reports results. NSE closed. Wednesday: US weekly API crude stocks; UK Sep CPI and RPI; US weekly EIA crude, SPR and Cushing stocks. Financial Street Forum continues. Bank of England's Bailey speaks. Meta and Tesla report earnings. Thursday: China Sep share of RMB in global SWIFT payments released; US initial jobless claims; Eurozone Oct consumer confidence (prelim); US Sep Conference Board leading indicators; US weekly EIA natural gas stocks. ECB's Lagarde speaks. China Telecom reports. Friday: Japan Sep core CPI; UK Sep seasonally adjusted retail sales; Oct preliminary manufacturing PMIs for France, Germany, UK and Eurozone; US Oct flash S&P Global manufacturing and services PMIs; US Oct U. Michigan final consumer sentiment. Russian Cenbank policy decision. China Unicom reports. Saturday: US weekly oil‑rig count to Oct 23; CFTC weekly commitments report. Sunday: Europe shifts to winter time; European market trading hours and economic release times move one hour later.
2026-10-18
1. Reiterates that the Iran war will end soon and gasoline prices will fall —According to the Associated Press, US President Trump addressed gasoline prices at a rally in Kentucky on Saturday, claiming that the nearly eight-month-long war with Iran
1. Reiterates that the Iran war will end soon and gasoline prices will fall —According to the Associated Press, US President Trump addressed gasoline prices at a rally in Kentucky on Saturday, claiming that the nearly eight-month-long war with Iran will soon end, at which point gasoline prices will fall below pre-war levels. Trump also reiterated a much-criticized promise: if Republicans win control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives, every American adult will receive $5,000. 2. Claims Greater Power in a Second Term: Able to Do Incredible Things —According to the Associated Press, US President Trump held a rally in Kentucky on Saturday to campaign for Republican candidates. Amid pressure on Republicans in the midterm elections, Trump touted his power in a second term, saying, "I can do incredible things." He discussed his decision to change the US government's name for the Gulf of Mexico to "American Gulf." Trump stated, "I don't think I could have done this in my first term. Now, I have far more power. In my first term, Google wouldn't even answer my calls. Now, they treat me like royalty." He then added, "I even renamed a lake in Canada 'Lake of America.'" 3. US President Trump: We've taken hundreds of billions of dollars from Venezuela. 4. US President Trump: All countries using wind power are heading towards bankruptcy. 5. US President Trump: If the Republicans win the election, the Pentagon will increase its investment in Kentucky's pharmaceutical industry. 6. US President Trump: Former Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau wasn't friendly on trade issues. We will eventually reach a remarkable agreement with Canada.
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