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Mexico Mid-October Inflation Data In Focus, Argentina Economic Activity

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  • LATAM: A busier LatAm calendar on Tuesday is headlined by Mexican mid-October inflation data. Chile PPI and Brazil Tax collection figures will cross before Argentina August economic activity later in the session. Preliminary US October S&P PMI data comes just ahead of the Richmond Fed manufacturing index, marking the only tier one releases left during the Tuesday session. Central bank speak is unsurprisingly light with both the ECB and the FOMC inside their pre-decision media blackout periods.
  • EU: The Euro is the clear underperformer on the back of a poor set of PMI numbers for October - and Germany in particular. Services and composite PMIs came in below forecast, putting the economy on a particularly soft footing headed into Q4.
  • CHINA: Xi Jinping made his first known visit to the nation’s central bank since he became Chinese president a decade ago, according to people familiar with the matter, underscoring the government’s increased focus on shoring up the economy and financial markets.
  • JAPAN: Bank of Japan officials are likely to monitor bond yield movements until the last minute before making a decision on whether to adjust the yield curve control program at a policy meeting next week, according to people familiar with the matter.
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