DIARY - Germany - to November 23

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UPCOMING ECONOMIC INDICATORS
GMT MEDIAN
DATE GMT/LOCAL INDICATOR PERIOD F/CAST PRIOR
26OCT 0700/0800 GfK consumer sentiment survey Nov 4.5 4.3

(indicator)
28OCT HICP prelim m/m (harmonised index of Oct 0.1% -0.5%

consumer prices)
28OCT HICP prelim y/y Oct -0.1% -0.5%
28OCT CPI m/m preliminary Oct 0.1% -0.4%
28OCT CPI y/y preliminary Oct 0.0% -0.3%
28OCT 0700/0800 Import Prices y/y Sep -10.7% -10.9%
28OCT 0700/0800 Import Prices m/m Sep -0.6% 1.3%
29OCT 0900/1000 Unemployment change SA (official data) Oct 15.0k -12.0k
29OCT 0900/1000 Unemployment total NSA Oct 3.346m
29OCT 0900/1000 Unemployment total SA Oct 3.461m
29OCT 0900/1000 Unemployment rate SA (official data) Oct 8.3% 8.2%
30OCT 0700/0800 Retail Sales (real) m/m Sep 0.6% -1.5%
30OCT 0700/0800 Retail Sales (real) y/y Sep -2.2% -2.6%
02NOV 0853/0953 Markit/BME Manufact'g PMI Oct 49.6
04NOV 0853/0953 Markit Services PMI (index) Oct 52.1
06NOV 1100/1200 Industrial Orders m/m Sep 1.4%
09NOV 0700/0800 Exports m/m SA Sep -1.8%
09NOV 0700/0800 Imports m/m SA Sep 1.1%
09NOV 0700/0800 Trade balance monthly balance SA Sep 10.6b

(euros)
09NOV 1100/1200 Industrial Production m/m Sep 1.7%
10NOV 0700/0800 HICP final m/m Oct -0.5%
10NOV 0700/0800 HICP final y/y Oct -0.5%
10NOV 0700/0800 CPI final m/m Oct -0.4%
10NOV 0700/0800 CPI final y/y Oct -0.3%
10NOV 1000/1100 ZEW Economic Sentiment (indicator) Nov 56.0
10NOV 1000/1100 ZEW-Current conditions (indicator) Nov -72.2
12-17NOV 0700/0800 Wholesale price index y/y Oct -8.1%
12-17NOV 0700/0800 Wholesale price index m/m Oct -0.2%
13NOV 0700/0800 GDP flash estimate y/y Q3 -7.1%
13NOV 0700/0800 GDP flash estimate q/q Q3 0.3%
20NOV 0700/0800 Producer price index y/y Oct -7.6%
20NOV 0700/0800 Producer price index m/m Oct -0.5%
23NOV 0828/0928 Markit Composite Flash PMI Nov 52.6
23NOV 0828/0928 Markit/BME MFG Flash PMI Nov 51.1
23NOV 0828/0928 Markit Services Flash PMI Nov 50.9

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GENERAL / ECONOMIC EVENTS

MONDAY, OCTOBER 26
VATICAN CITY- The Vatican starts talks with a traditionalist
splinter group that includes a bishop prosecutors in Germany
want fined for denying the Holocaust. The talks with the Society
of Saint Pius X (SSPX), whose four bishops were readmitted into
the Roman Catholic Church in January after two decades of
excommunication, aim to rehabilitate fully these staunch critics
of modernising reforms undertaken since the 1962-1965 Second
Vatican Council.-

BERLIN- Israeli chief of staff Gabi Ashkenazi visits Germany to
take part in holocaust memorial ceremonies and attend meetings.-

GOVERNMENT DEBT SUPPLY

Date GMT City Event
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26/10 FRANKFURT Germany to auction 12 months Bubill (4

billion Euros), October 2010

GENERAL / ECONOMIC EVENTS

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27
KOENIGSWINTER, Germany- ECB Executive Board member Juergen Stark
speaks at the Petersberg conference on social market economy
(0800 GMT)-

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28
FRANKFURT- ECB Bank lending survey published (0900 GMT)-

AACHEN, Germany- Trial of former SS soldier Heinrich Boere, who
has confessed to killing three Dutch civilians during World War
Two begins.-

GOVERNMENT DEBT SUPPLY

Date GMT City Event
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28/10 FRANKFURT Germany to reopen 5 year Bobl series

155 (5 billion Euros)of 2.50 percent,

October 2014

GENERAL / ECONOMIC EVENTS

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29
FRANKFURT, Germany- ECB conference on key developments in
monetary economics (to Oct. 30), ECB president Jean-Claude
Trichet delivers speech-

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2
ST PETERSBURG, Russia- Russia's Pulkovo airport due to sign
concession contract with a consortium of Fraport(FRAG.DE: Quote, Profile, Research),
Russian state bank VTB (VTBR.MM: Quote, Profile, Research) and Greek Horizon Air Investments-

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3
WASHINGTON- German Chancellor Angela Merkel due to address both
houses of U.S. Congress-

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5
FRANKFURT- ECB Governing Council meeting, followed by interest
rate announcement at 1245 GMT. News conference follows at 1330
GMT.-

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6
ST ANDREWS, Scotland- G-20 Meeting of Finance Ministers and
Central Bank Governors (to Nov. 7).-

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7
ST ANDREWS, Scotland- (FINAL DAY) G-20 Meeting of Finance
Ministers and Central Bank Governors.-

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9
BERLIN- Berliners to topple a two kilometre-long chain of giant
"dominoes" along the path of the wall that once separated
communist east from the west, to mark the 20th anniversary of
its fall.-

GOVERNMENT DEBT SUPPLY

Date GMT City Event
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11/11 FRANKFURT Germany to auction 10 year Bund (6

billion Euros), January 2020

GENERAL / ECONOMIC EVENTS

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12
FRANKFURT- ECB publishes monthly bulletin (0900 GMT) -

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13
BERLIN- BMW Stiftung Herbert Quandt 15th European Forum (to Nov.
14).-

GOVERNMENT DEBT SUPPLY

Date GMT City Event
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16/11 FRANKFURT Germany to auction 6 months Bubill (6

billion Euros), May 2010

GENERAL / ECONOMIC EVENTS

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17
BERLIN- Transparency International, the leading civil society
organisation fighting corruption worldwide, release its annual
Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI). The index ranks 180
countries by their perceived levels of corruption, as determined
by expert assessments and opinion surveys. -

GOVERNMENT DEBT SUPPLY

Date GMT City Event
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18/11 FRANKFURT Germany to auction 2 year Schatz (6

billion Euros), December 2011

GENERAL / ECONOMIC EVENTS

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19
FRANKFURT- ECB Governing Council meeting. No interest rate
announcements scheduled. -

GOVERNMENT DEBT SUPPLY

Date GMT City Event
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23/11 FRANKFURT Germany to auction 12 months Bubill (4

billion Euros), November 2010

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