Details on the German Q3 GDP numbers are released today and focus will be on how much private consumption grew last quarter.
We expect US household sentiment to get a boost from declining gasoline prices, decent job growth and rising stock prices. This should translate into an increase in the Conference Board’s measure of consumer confidence.
We look for US Q3 GDP growth to be revised lower in line with consensus. Both S&P/Case-Shiller and the FHFA measure of US house prices are set to have increased in September.
The Danish refinancing auctions continue today.
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