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MNI European Morning Briefing

     LONDON (MNI) - The European calendar gets underway on Tuesday with a
tranche of French data at 0645GMT, Manufacturing Sentiment, Business Climate
Indicator and Services Sentiment data will all hit the wires.
     At 0700GMT another French release, this time the preliminary Services and
Manufacturing PMI readings.
     At 0730GMT German PMI data are scheduled, the preliminary Services and
Manufacturing readings will both be published.
     Broader Eurozone Services and Manufacturing PMI figures are released at
0800GMT. Aggregate activity is expected to edge down slightly but remain in
expansionary territory. The rise in September's reading was attributed mostly to
the strength of the manufacturing component. Market consensus though, is for
manufacturing activity to weaken this month.
     At 0900GMT Euro Area Government Debt/Deficit figures will hit the wires.
     UK Chancellor Philip Hamond will answer questions in Parliament at 1000GMT.
The Chancellor received a boost last week after public sector borrowing figures
fell to their lowest level in 10 years in September. Market watchers will have
one eye on next month's budget after the OBR downgraded UK productivity
forecasts.
     Hammond will also face questions around Brexit amid recent accusations of
pessimism, particularly after calling the European Union "the enemy" at an IMF
summit last week - a comment for which the Chancellor later apologised on
twitter.
     Across the Atlantic the first US release on the docket is the Philadelphia
Fed Nonmanufacturing Index at 1230GMT.
     1255GMT sees the US Redbook Retail Sales Index published.
     The Belgian National Bank will publish their Business Sentiment Index at
1300GMT.
     At 1340GMT the ECB will call for bids in the latest 7-day MRO ahead of
publishing updates of their various purchase programmes (PSPP, CBPP, CSPP and
ABSPP) at 1345GMT.
     Also at 1345GMT is the preliminary US Services and Manufacturing PMI
readings.
     Rounding off the day for economic data is the US Richmond Fed Manufacturing
Survey at 1400GMT.
--MNI London Bureau; +44 203 865 3809; email: kieran.williams@marketnews.com

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