On Tuesday, at 03:30 GMT, the Reserve Bank of Australia is set to publish its Rate Statement. The central bank is expected to keep its interest rate at 0.10%.
Later on, on the same day, at 13:30 GMT the Canadian monthly Gross Domestic Product data will be published.
At 15:00 GMT on Tuesday, the US Institute for Supply Management Purchasing Managers Index survey results for the Manufacturing sector will reveal the outlook of the managers in the economy sector on the near term future.
On Wednesday, at 13:15 GMT the ADP Non-Farm Employment change might create a move on all assets and pairs that are traded against the US Dollar.
At 15:00 GMT, the Bank of Canada is set to release its Rate Statement. In general, the central bank is expected to hike interest rates from 0.25% to 0.50%. In theory, the event should cause a surge of the Canadian Dollar.
The day is set to end with the US Energy Information Administration's weekly Crude Oil Inventories data. Expect oil prices to react to the event.
On Thursday, the US Unemployment Claims might create a minor move of the USD at 13:30 GMT. Later on, expect the US ISM Services PMI to impact the USD at 15:00 GMT.
The week's most notable event will close the week. Namely, on Friday, at 13:30 GMT the US Employment data sets are set to be published. The release will consist of three numbers - the Average Hourly Earnings change month-on-month, the Non-Farm Employment Change during the month and the Unemployment Rate in February.
The moves on the tables are measured in pips by measuring five minutes before and after a data release. The exception are the crude oil prices, which are shown in US Dollar cents.
Tuesday, 03:30 GMT
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Tuesday, 13:30 GMT
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Tuesday, 15:00 GMT
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Wednesday, 13:15 GMT
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Wednesday, 15:30 GMT
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Thursday, 13:30 GMT
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