Its like when all your favourite bands are one bill for one night only!
Ok, not really.
At 0305GMT, Federal Reserve head John Williams speaks in Sydney (or is it Canberra?)
- Topic is: Speed limits and stall speeds: Fostering sustainable growth in the United States
- This is a repeat of his talk on June 26 - US economy, policy etc. But it may have some updates following last week's data (NFP especially)
0900GMT Bank of England Chief economist Andy Haldane
- There is to be no text released
- Its at an 'Essentials of Numeracy' launch (Haldane will be a panellist) so I don't know how much he'll be saying on the economy nor policy.
Haldane has been out and about recently,
- saying future Bank of England rate rises would be "limited and gradual"
- And that interest rates policy should be set to prevent entrenched inflation
- And also with comments on weak pay growth has been repeatedly surprising the BOE
1100GMT Bank of England Deputy Governor Ben Broadbent is speaking in Scotland
- There will be text released by the bank
1200GMT, Benoît Cœuré, European Central Bank Executive Board member
- He will be giving opening remarks at the FX Contact Group meeting
- The FX Contact Group is put together by the ECB, a working group on foreign exchange, to discuss developments, to monitor & exchange views
1630GMT - Federal Reserve Governor (the Fed has a Board of Governors) Lael Brainard will be interesting
- She is speaking on 'Normalising Central Banks' Balance Sheets'
- Brainard has a cautious view monetary policy, she leans towards the 'dove' end of the spectrum
- Expect comments fro here on the policy path and perhaps some thoughts on reassessment in light of recent developments showing softer inflation
