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By Jai Lakhani
LONDON (MNI) - For those looking for a jam packed data calendar, turn your
attention to the West with the US providing the bulk of the data for Wednesday's
calendar.
At 0830GMT, the Markit/CIPS Construction PMI in the UK will be released.
Whilst, the previous February figure of 51.4 showed signs of optimism off the
back of a January fall, analysts are pencilling in a drop back in the PMI Index
with a median forecast of 51.0.
The Euro Area data only consists of two releases at 0900GMT. The m/m
unemployment rate is expected to show a slight improvement from a prior figure
of 8.6% to an analysts' estimate of 8.5%.
The flash inflation estimate is expected to show an up-tick in the HICP y/y
measure, up from 1.1% to 1.4% , and the core measure, up a percentage point to
1.1%.
The US session starts with the MBA Weekly Applications Index at 1100GMT,
where we will see if mortgage approvals build on the 4.8% increase notched in
the previous month.
Shortly after at 1215GMT, the ADP National Employment Report will be
published. Last month's released placed private payrolls at 235000 units.
The Markit Services Index with a prior of 54.1, comes out at 1345GMT.
Factory orders (1400GMT) are expected to rise by 1.6% in February. Durable
goods orders jumped by 3.1% in the month on a surge in aircraft orders, but
nondurables orders are expected to be negatively impacted by soft energy prices.
Factory orders are forecast to rise 1.3% excluding the transportation component.
Durable orders excluding transportation rose by 1.2%.
Also at 1400GMT, the ISM nonmanufacturing index which is expected to
decline further in March to 59.0 from 59.5 in February, supported by the modest
falls in the Philadelphia non-manufacturing index, down to 30.1, and the flash
Markit Services index, which itself slipped to 54.1.
The AI Group Services index will be released at 2230GMT, it stood at 54.0
previously.
Shortly after at 0130GMT is Australia's monthly trade balance which has
analysts pencilling in a reduction in the surplus balance from AUD1.055 billion
to AUD1.000 billion.
--MNI London Bureau; tel: +44 203-586-2225; email: les.commons@marketnews.com
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