The shortened Thanksgiving week in the United States is likely to see official agencies continue announcing new release dates for data delayed due to the federal government shutdown. Producer prices, retail sales, and durable goods orders for September will be among the confirmed U.S. releases.
Key housing price aggregates and regional economic surveys will also be published. Meanwhile, UK Chancellor Reeves will release the long-awaited autumn budget. Elsewhere in Europe, the eurozone’s largest economies are set to announce their November inflation figures and leading indicators measuring business and consumer confidence.
Inflation rates in Australia, Brazil, Mexico, Singapore, and Japan will also be monitored through the Tokyo Consumer Price Index. Meanwhile, Canada and India will update their GDP figures, and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand will set its interest rate.