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2026-10-19

Mon — China releases Q3 GDP, Sept retail sales and industrial output; National Bureau publishes monthly new-home prices for 70 large/medium cities; State Council press briefing on economic conditions; Financial Street Forum annual meeting opens in Be

Mon — China releases Q3 GDP, Sept retail sales and industrial output; National Bureau publishes monthly new-home prices for 70 large/medium cities; State Council press briefing on economic conditions; Financial Street Forum annual meeting opens in Beijing (runs to Oct 22); Hong Kong market closed one day, Stock Connect north- and southbound trading suspended. Tue — One‑year LPR to Oct 20 released; Germany Sept PPI; UK Sept unemployment; US ADP payrolls (week to Oct 3), building permits and housing starts (annualized), pending home sales index; China reports YTD power generation capacity to Sept; Financial Street Forum continues; APEC finance ministers meet in Hong Kong Oct 20–21; CATL earnings; NSE closed one day. Wed — US API crude stocks (week to Oct 16); UK Sept CPI and RPI; EIA crude, SPR and Cushing inventories; Financial Street Forum continues; Bank of England Governor Bailey speaks; Meta and Tesla report results. Thu — Swift RMB global payments share for Sept; US initial jobless claims (week to Oct 17); Eurozone Oct consumer confidence (flash); US Sep Conference Board leading index; EIA US weekly natural gas inventory; Financial Street Forum continues; ECB President Lagarde speaks; China Telecom reports. Fri — Japan Sept core CPI (YoY); UK Sept retail sales (adj.); Oct flash manufacturing PMIs for France, Germany, eurozone and UK; US Oct flash S&P Global manufacturing and services PMIs and University of Michigan final consumer sentiment; Russian central bank policy decision; China Unicom reports. Sat — US rotary rig count (week to Oct 23); CFTC weekly commitment of traders report. Sun — Multiple European countries shift to winter time; European trading hours and macro data release times move later by one hour.
2026-10-19

On the 18th local time, Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s Houthi forces continued reciprocal attacks. A Saudi landmark ordered all staff to work remotely after the escalation. The Houthis said Saudi forces carried out about 110 air raids and missile strikes i

On the 18th local time, Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s Houthi forces continued reciprocal attacks. A Saudi landmark ordered all staff to work remotely after the escalation. The Houthis said Saudi forces carried out about 110 air raids and missile strikes in the past 24 hours against Sanaa, Taiz and Saada provinces, causing casualties; they said an airstrike on a residence in Saada killed at least nine. Saudi civil defense said Najran was hit by a Houthi projectile that landed in a residential area, injuring people and damaging vehicles and buildings.
2026-10-19

Key Economic Data and Events to Watch Today: Monday, October 19, 2026 ① TBD: 2026 Financial Street Forum Annual Meeting Opens in Beijing ② 09:30 China's 70-City Residential Price Monthly Report ③ 10:00 China's Q3 GDP Annual Rate ④ 10:00 China's S

Key Economic Data and Events to Watch Today: Monday, October 19, 2026 ① TBD: 2026 Financial Street Forum Annual Meeting Opens in Beijing ② 09:30 China's 70-City Residential Price Monthly Report ③ 10:00 China's Q3 GDP Annual Rate ④ 10:00 China's September Retail Sales YoY ⑤ 10:00 China's September Industrial Value Added YoY ⑥ 20:30 Canada's September CPI MoM ⑦ 22:00 US October NAHB Housing Market Index
2026-10-19

Domestic News: 1. Heads of four financial regulatory departments will speak out as the Financial Street Forum Annual Meeting opens today. 2. He Lifeng meets with members of the China Investment Corporation's International Advisory Committee. 3. Se

Domestic News: 1. Heads of four financial regulatory departments will speak out as the Financial Street Forum Annual Meeting opens today. 2. He Lifeng meets with members of the China Investment Corporation's International Advisory Committee. 3. Several leading A-share companies, including Montage Technology, collectively launch share buybacks. 4. Xuan Changneng, Vice Governor of the People's Bank of China, attends meetings including the Global Sovereign Debt Roundtable and meets with heads of relevant institutions. International News: 1. Kaohsiung's cabinet approval rating falls below 50% for the first time. 2. Zelensky claims Trump is pressuring Ukraine to surrender to Russia. 3. Trump: Doesn't want to remove Russia from the negotiating table; Zelensky doesn't want to end the war. 4. Nvidia denies RTX 5090 production halt: only insufficient capacity, continued supply. 5. Demonstrations erupt in several European countries; over 2,000 arrested in France. Euro falls significantly against the dollar in early trading. Trump calls for France to close its borders to stop immigration. 6. Middle East Situation— ① Iranian Parliament approves Ahraki as new Defense Minister. ② Iran: Has formulated contingency plans for possible new "adventurous actions." ③ Iranian Foreign Minister: The "reopening of the Strait of Hormuz within 7 days" plan remains on the negotiating table. ④ Trump posts a message supporting Netanyahu's re-election campaign as Israeli Prime Minister.
2026-10-19

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on the 18th local time that Ukraine is in its death throes and attempting resistance, but its attacks — including a large-scale strike on St. Petersburg — cannot change the course of events. He said Russia has bee

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on the 18th local time that Ukraine is in its death throes and attempting resistance, but its attacks — including a large-scale strike on St. Petersburg — cannot change the course of events. He said Russia has been responding with systematic, large-scale strikes that are being carried out and proving effective.
2026-10-19

“I don’t think this will change anything,” said Ilana Shpaczman, a senior lecturer in the Department of Political Studies at Bar-Ilan University. She pointed out that Netanyahu will certainly claim this proves he is a capable leader who can talk to T

“I don’t think this will change anything,” said Ilana Shpaczman, a senior lecturer in the Department of Political Studies at Bar-Ilan University. She pointed out that Netanyahu will certainly claim this proves he is a capable leader who can talk to Trump, “but so what? His supporters already knew that and believed in him. They don’t need Trump’s endorsement.” Shpaczman continued, noting that those who oppose Netanyahu “know that Trump forced him to accept the Gaza ceasefire and hostage exchange agreement, and they know that Trump is the one truly in control regarding the Iran issue. Therefore, they also don’t need this endorsement.” Professor Tamal Herman, director of the Viterbi Center for Public Opinion and Policy Studies at the Israel Democracy Institute, said that Trump’s support for Netanyahu in this election was “both too late and too early.” She said, "It's too late to say it's too late because voters have already formed their own voting preferences. Voters may change their choices within their own camps, but they won't switch to another camp because of this endorsement. It's too early to say it's too early because there are still nine days until the election, and we've already seen other American leaders begin to pour cold water on Trump's remarks, even including people within the Republican camp."
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