Mark These Dates: Key Economic Triggers This Week - India CPI, US FOMC & More

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Mark These Dates: Key Economic Triggers This Week - India CPI, US FOMC & More

By Malvika Gurung

Investing.com -- The week starting on Dec 12, 2022, is packed with multiple market-moving global economic triggers as well as domestic macroeconomic data, including the US FOMC interest rate hike action, along with inflation print for November from India, the US and the UK.

“The volatility in the market is expected to remain as we await the domestic and US inflation numbers, and the Fed's interest rate decision next week,” said Vinod Nair, Head of Research, Geojit Financial Services.

Here are some key economic data scheduled for the week that will likely dictate the market movement.

Dec 12

  • India Consumer Price Index (CPI) YoY for November
  • US 10-Year Note Auction
  • UK Manufacturing Production (MoM)
  • UK Industrial Production YoY for October
  • UK GDP (MoM)
  • UK GDP (YoY)

Dec 13

Dec 14

  • India WPI Inflation for Nov
  • US Crude Oil Inventories
  • UK CPI for Nov
  • UK PPI for Nov
  • US API Weekly Crude Stock

Dec 15

Dec 16

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