Although you might disagree, 'cause we also get Industrial profits data from China, and that'll be of interest also
- For June, prior was +3.7%
- Due at 0130GMT
From Australia, also at 0130GMT - Q2 CPI. Official inflation data for Australia only comes out once a quarter.
Headline q/q:
- expected is 0.4%
- prior was -0.2%
And for the y/y,
- expected is 1.1%,
- prior 1.3%
The 'trimmed mean' (which is the measure the RBA pays most heed to, the 'core' inflation measure, where the RBA has a target band of 2 to 3% over the cycle).
q/q:
- expected 0.4%
- prior 0.2%
For the y/y:
- expected is 1.5%
- prior 1.7%
The 'weighted median' CPI:
- For q/q: expected is 0.4%, prior was 0.1%
- For y/y: expected is 1.3%, prior was 1.4%
I've posted a couple of previews with bank assessments, try this one first: Australia: "RBA meeting is "live" & contingent on Wednesday's CPI outcome"
And here: Australian CPI coming up this week
I'll be back with more as we approach.
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Also due today,
- 0145GMT: China Consumer Sentiment (MNI / Westpac survey) for July, prior 115.9
