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Week in Advance: 17-21 Oct

Monday 17 Oct

UK Results/Updates: Pearson

US Results/Updates: Charles Schwab, Hasbro, Bank of America, IBM, Netflix, United Continental                 

UK Economic Announcements
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Intl Economic Announcements
10:00    CPI (EZ)
13:30    Empire State Manufacturing (US)
14:15    Industrial Production & Capacity Utilisation (US)

Tuesday 18 Oct

UK Results/Updates: Burberry, Hays, Polymetal International, Bellway, Informa, ARM Holdings, SABMiller, Evraz, ASOS, BHP Billiton (2230BST)

EU Results/Updates: Kuehne + Nagel International, Getinge

US Results/Updates: UnitedHealth, Goldman Sachs, Blackrock, Johnson & Johnson, Philip Morrison, Harley-Davidson, Intel, Domino’s Pizza, Omnicom, United Continental Holdings, Regions Financial, Yahoo!

UK Economic Announcements
09:30    CPI, PPI, RPI

Intl Economic Announcements
13:30    Consumer Price Index (USA)

Wednesday 19 Oct

UK Results/Updates: Reckitt Benckheiser, Travis Perkins, Rentokil Initial, Softcat, Home Retail, Rio Tinto (2230BST)

EU Results/Updates: Handelsbanken

US Results/Updates: Morgan Stanley, Dover, eBay, Mattel, American Express, Halliburton, United Rentals

UK Economic Announcements
09:30    Claimant Count

Intl Economic Announcements
03:00    GDP (CHN)
12:00    MBA Mortgage Applications (US)
13:30    Housing Starts & Building Permits (US)
15:30    Crude Oil Inventories (US)
19:00    Fed Beige Book (US)

Thursday 20 Oct

UK Results/Updates: London Stock Exhange Group, Rathbone Brothers, SEGRO, International Personal Finance, Mothercare

EU Results/Updates: Norweigan Air Shuttle, Atlas Copco

US Results/Updates: Microsoft, Dunkin’ Brands, American Airlines, BNY Mellon, Verizon, Union Pacific, PayPal, Prologis, Walgreens Boots Alliance

 

Ex-Dividends (The estimated dividend impact on the UK 100 this week is -8.8pts)

UK 100 : BAE Systems 8.6p, Capita 11.1p, HSBC Holdings 8.2p, Intu Properties 4.6, Rolls-Royce Holdings (Forecast) 4.6p, Smiths Group 28.8p

: Card Factory 2.8p + 15p, City of London Investment Trust 4.1p, Hansteen Holdings 2.2p, Howden Joinery 2.2p, J D Wetherspoon 8p, Marshalls 2.9p, Senior 2p, Ted Baker 14.8p, William Hill 4.1p, GCP Infrastructure Investments (Forecast) 1.9p

 

UK Economic Announcements
09:30    Retail Sales
11:00    CBI Industrial Trends

Intl Economic Announcements
07:00    Producer Price Index (GER)
12:30    Building Permits (US)
12:45    ECB Interest Rate Decision (EZ)
13:30    Continuing & Initial Jobless Claims, Philly Fed (US)
15:00    Existing Home Sales (US)

Friday 21 Oct

UK Results/Updates: Acacia Mining, InterContinental Hotels Group, Dechra Pharmaceuticals

EU Results/Updates: TomTom, Daimler, Ericsson, Yara International, Volvo, Telia, SAP

US Results/Updates: General Electric, McDonald’s, Moody’s, Citizens Financial, Honeywell, Schlumberger

UK Economic Announcements
09:30    Public Sector Net Borrowing

Intl Economic Announcements
15:00    Consumer Confidence (EZ)

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