next 7 day Economic trading Indicators from 04-05-2009

next 7 day Economic trading Indicators from 04-05-2009

Monday 04-05-09
UK: Nationwide House Prices, 09:30 BBA Loans Approved
EU: 07:10 Eurozone GfK Consumer Confidence
Results
EU: Merck KGaA (Germany), Krones (Germany), Atlas Copco (Sweden)
US: Verizon, Check Point Software, Corning, Qualcomm

Tuesday 05-05-09 Economic Indicators
EU: German CPI, German European Harmonised CPI, 07:45 French Consumer Confidence, 07:45 French Housing Permits, 07:45 French Housing Starts, 09:00 Italian Retail Sales
US: 12:45 ICSC-UBS Retail Chain Store Sales, 13:55 Redbook, 15:00 Conference Board Consumer Confidence, 15:00 Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index, 22:00 ABC News Consumer Confidence
Results
UK: BP, Reckitt Benckiser, Whitbread, Brown Group, Zincox Resources
IRE: Icon
EU: Vestas Wind Systems (Denmark), Daimler (Germany), Deutsche Bank (Germany), SGL Carbon (Germany), DSM (Netherlands), KPN (Netherlands), Yara International (Norway), Fabege (Sweden), Svenska Cellulosa (Sweden), Svenska Handelsbanken (Sweden)
US: Pfizer, Franklin Resources, Bristol Myers, Cabot Oil & Gas, Sun Microsystems, Jacob Engineering, Level 3 Communications, Massey Energy, Range Resources, Southwestern Energy, Tellabs, Unisys, United States Steel

Wednesday 06-05-09
IRE: 11:00 New Private Car Registrations, 11:00 New Vehicle Registrations, 11:00 Total Persons on Live Register, 11:00 Trade Balance, 11:00 Unemployment Rate
EU: 08:00 Spanish Retail Sales, 09:00 Eurozone Bloomberg Retail PMI, 09:00 Eurozone M3 Money Supply, 09:00 French Bloomberg Retail PMI, 09:00 German Bloomberg Retail PMI, 10:00 Eurozone European Commission Economic Sentiment, 10:00 Eurozone European Commission Common Factor in Industry, 10:00 Eurozone Consumer and Economic Confidence
US: 13:30 GDP, 13:30 GDP Price Index, 13:30 Personal Consumption, 19:15 Federal Reserve Interest Rate Decision, 15:35 Oil Inventories
Results
UK: Home Retail Group, Royal Dutch Shell, ARM Holdings, Burberry, Fenner, Lookers, Punch Taverns, Wolfson Electronics
EU: DSV (Denmark), Novozymes (Denmark), Sanofi-Aventis (France), STMicroelectronics (France), Bayer (Germany), Sap (Germany), Siemens (Germany), Volkswagen (Germany), Continental (Germany), Vossloh (Germany), Norsk Hydro (Norway), Renewable Energy (Norway), Nordea Bank (Sweden), Sandvik (Sweden)
US: Barrick Gold, Akamai Technologies, Amkor Tech, Baker Hughes, Citrix Systems, Express Scripts, General Dynamics, Hess Corporation, Human Genome, IAC/Interactivecorp, JDS Uniphase, LSI, Moody, MGIC Investment, Starbucks, Southern, Questar, Time Warner, Visa, Varian Medical

Thursday 07-5-09
UK: GfK Consumer Confidence
EU: Eurozone Total Housing, German Retail Sales, 07:00 German ILO Unemployment Rate, 07:45 French PPI, 08:55 German Unemployment Rate, 10:00 Eurozone Flash Estimate of CPI, 10:00 Eurozone Unemployment, 10:00 Italian European Harmonised CPI
US: 13:30 Employment Cost Index, 13:30 Initial and Continuing Jobless Claims, 13:30 Personal Income and Expenditures, 14:45 Chicago PMI, 15:00 Total Milwaukee Index, 15.35 Gas Inventories, 21.30 Money Supply
Results
UK: Astra Zeneca, BG Group, BSkyB, Shire, Smith & Nephew, Heritage Oil, Trifast
IRE: Independent News
EU: Novo Nordisk (Denmark), BASF (Germany), Fresenius Medical Care (Germany), Fresenius (Germany), Infineon Technologies (Germany), Deutsche Lufthansa (Germany), Man (Germany), Hugo Boss (Germany), Wacker Chemie (Germany), Aker Solutions (Norway), Fred Olsen Energy (Norway), Ericsson (Sweden), Swedish Match (Sweden)
US: General Motors, Proctor and Gamble, Exxon Mobil, Apache, Cabelas, CIGNA, Colgate Palmolive, Comcast, Cummins, Covidien, Dow Chemical Co, Eastman Kodak, Fiserv, Hartford Finanical Services, International Paper, Microchip Tech, Motorola, Noble Energy, Newmont Mining, NYSE Euronext, PerkinElmer, Q Logic, Strayer Education, Tyco, VIACOM, Williams Companies, Wynn Resorts

Friday 08-05-09
UK: 09:30 Bank of England Mortgage Applications, 09:30 M4 Money Supply, 09:30 Markit Manufacturing PMI, 09:30 Net Lending to Individuals
IRE: 11:00 Retail Sales
US: Auto Sales, 15:00 ISM Manufacturing PMI, 15:00 Manufacturers New Orders, 15:00 University of Michigan Survey
Results
UK: Colt Telecom
US: Chevron, Consolidated Edison, Nicor, Simon Property Group

Press Roundup
In a move that is likely to become more frequent in the coming months, two of Britain’s best known entrepreneurs, Hugh Osmond and Peter Hargreaves, are considering leaving Britain in protest against Alistair Darling’s new 50% tax rate, reveals the Sunday Times.



The Sunday Times breaks the news that Northern Rock is to be sold off by the end of the year under a fast-track government plan to start clawing back some of the hundreds of billions of pounds of taxpayers’ money ploughed into the banking sector.



Senior bankers and board members at Deutsche Bank are considering their positions after heated rows over the decision not to pay bonuses at the group, according to the Sunday Independent.



The Irish Times reports that Denis O’Brien, Independent News & Media’s second-biggest shareholder, believes that there is only a “50-50 chance” of the media group refinancing a €200 million bond that is due to be paid on May 19th.



The Irish Independent understands that a number of rival airlines and private equity firms are eyeing up Aer Lingus with a view to becoming a strategic partner with the carrier.



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