On Wednesday the Fed released the minutes of its September meeting, once again refraining from raising interest rates.
Industry figures for the single currency area could bring third-quarter economic growth in the 19-country Euro zone.
Canadian housing starts rose more than expected last month, official figures from the national housing agency revealed on Tuesday.
According to the data released, the ZEW survey of economic expectations for the Eurozone advanced to 12.3 for October from 5.4 in September showing the highest reading for four months.
Australia's housing market showed a rather weak development in August, since home loans decreased while residential lending grew at a much slower rate.
Canada's employment change rose markedly last month, official figures showed on Friday.
US employment growth slowed unexpectedly last month, official data revealed on Friday.
According to the Officials figures, Britain's industrial output dropped in August while the trade deficit widened.
1 Minute Chart The Pound dipped 6.2% against the Dollar in a two-minute interval, causing panic in Asian markets as US traders closed the day. While it remains unclear what caused the sudden dip, speculations over the subject mention Hollande's speech and "fat finger" trading for what appears to be the latest "Flash Crash". With a revisit of 1985 lows amid
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits dropped to its lowest level in 43 years, official figures revealed on Thursday.
US private companies increased their job creation less than expected last month, official data revealed on Wednesday.
Canada's trade deficit narrowed markedly in the eight month of the year, official figures showed on Wednesday.
The UK's services sector, which accounts for more than 75% of the country's GDP, continued to grow in September after dropping sharply immediately after British public has voted to leave the European Union.
Construction activity in the United Kingdom unexpectedly accelerated last month, according to a private survey published on Tuesday.
Producer prices in the Euro zone dropped at a faster than expected pace in August, after rising for three consecutive months, official figures revealed on Tuesday.
The Output Deal Surge. Hourly Chart Oil made headlines last week when OPEC reached an agreement on an output cap during the informal talks in Algiers. The meeting labelled as consultative - one with no decisions on the table, was expected to serve as proof of the dysfunctional set up of the group, presenting it more and more irrelevant. Little did
Manufacturing activity in the United States rebounded in September after a disappointing August report, official data showed on Monday.
UK manufacturing activity rose to its highest l in more than two years, as the level new export orders surged on the weaker British Pound, a private survey revealed on Monday.
The Canadian economy grew at a faster than expected pace in July, driven by the energy sector.
Britain's current account deficit grew less than expected in the Q2 of 2016, official figures revealed on Friday.
Consumer prices in the Euro zone increased last month, official data showed on Friday. According to Eurostat's preliminary reading, the annual Consumer Price Index in the region advanced 0.4% in September, following to the preceding month's 0.2% and meeting analysts' expectations.
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits rose less than expected, official figures revealed on Thursday.
New orders for US manufactured core durable goods dropped less than expected last month, official figures revealed on Wednesday.
Confidence among American shoppers rose unexpectedly to its highest level since the recession in September, official data revealed on Tuesday.