Liveblog Archief woensdag 18 november 2020

TOP NEWS
• Pfizer ends COVID-19 trial with 95% efficacy, to seek emergency-use authorization
Pfizer said that final results from the late-stage trial of its COVID-19 vaccine show it was 95% effective, adding it had the required two-months of safety data and would apply for emergency U.S. authorization within days.

• U.S. to approve 737 MAX return as Boeing faces strong headwinds
After nearly two years of scrutiny, corporate upheaval and a standoff with global regulators, Boeing is set to win approval on Wednesday from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration to fly its 737 MAX jet again after two fatal disasters.

• POLL-Half of Republicans say Biden won because of a 'rigged' election
About half of all Republicans believe President Donald Trump "rightfully won" the U.S. election but that it was stolen from him by widespread voter fraud that favored Democratic President-elect Joe Biden, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll.

• Online investments, staff pay weigh on Lowe's holiday quarter profit view
Lowe's forecast holiday-quarter earnings largely below analysts' estimates, as the company invests heavily in boosting its online business and doling out employee bonuses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Target sales soar as same-day delivery powers online demand
Target blew past Wall Street expectations for quarterly same-store sales as more Americans used the big-box retailer's quick delivery services to buy everything from electronics to home goods during the COVID-19 pandemic.


BEFORE THE BELL
U.S. stock index futures edged higher after Pfizer said that final results from the late-stage trial of its COVID-19 vaccine show it was 95% effective and the company would apply for emergency U.S. authorization within days. European shares gained as a couple of takeover deals in the region helped offset worries about fresh lockdown measures. Asian equities ended on a mixed note. The dollar index was down and gold prices were in the red. Oil rose on hopes that OPEC and its allies will delay a planned increase in oil output to offset a bigger than expected build in U.S. crude inventories.


STOCKS TO WATCH

Results
• Lowe's Cos Inc (LOW). The home improvement chain forecast holiday-quarter earnings largely below analysts' estimates, as the company invests heavily in boosting its online business and doling out employee bonuses during the COVID-19 pandemic. It expects earnings of $1.10 to $1.20 per share in the fourth quarter, compared with analysts' average estimate of $1.17 per share. It, however, sees a 15% to 20% rise in fourth-quarter same-stores sales, above analysts' average estimate of a 9.6% increase. Same-store sales rose 30.1% in the third quarter ended Oct. 30, beating analysts' estimates of an 18% increase. Net earnings fell to $692 million, or 91 cents per share, from $1.05 billion, or $1.36 per share, as the company incurred a $1.1 billion pre-tax loss on payment of certain debt. Excluding items, the company earned $1.98 per share, marginally missing estimates of $1.99 per share.

• Target Corp (TGT). The big-box retailer blew past Wall Street expectations for quarterly same-store sales as more Americans used it's quick delivery services to buy everything from electronics to home goods during the COVID-19 pandemic. Comparable digital sales rose 155% in the third quarter, the company said, driven largely by same-day services like Drive up, Shipt or straight in-store pick ups, with more than 95% of sales being fulfilled through stores. Comparable sales, which include online and store sales, rose 20.7% in the third quarter ended Oct.31, trouncing expectations of an 11.31% increase. Target's net earnings rose to $1.01 billion, from $714 million a year earlier. On an adjusted basis, the company earned $2.79 per share. Total revenue rose 21.3% to $22.63 billion, beating estimates of $20.93 billion.

Moves
• PG&E Corp (PCG). The utility said it had appointed Patricia Poppe as its chief executive officer, a little over four months after it emerged from bankruptcy. California's largest utility filed for bankruptcy in January last year, citing more than $30 billion in potential liabilities after its equipment sparked some of the deadliest wildfires in the state. Poppe, who will take over from interim CEO William Smith on Jan. 4, was most recently the CEO of Michigan utility CMS Energy.

In Other News
• Amazon.com Inc (AMZN). The online retail giant, which has been operating during the French lockdown, has seen a boost in activity in the range of 40%-50%, the head of Amazon France said. "Business increased with the lockdown," Amazon's Frederic Duval told France Inter radio, adding that the French online retail federation FEVAD figures recorded activity rising 40%-50% and "this is more or less what we are seeing". Duval gave no indication that Amazon could cancel its "Black Friday" discount shopping day on Nov. 27 at a time when small shops, which have been struggling to compete against Amazon, are closed. Shopowners have called on the government to be allowed to reopen for the Nov. 27-29 "Black Friday" discount weekend.

• Apple Inc (AAPL). The company said it plans to start a program to lower its App Store commissions for software developers who make $1 million or less in proceeds each year from the store. Apple takes a 30% cut of most purchases made on the App Store, although the commission drops to 15% for subscriptions that remain active for more than a year. Apple said developers will automatically get the lower 15% rate if they generate $1 million or less in proceeds - defined as the portion of App Store purchases that the developer keeps - in a calendar year. Apple said the new program will start on Jan. 1, 2021. Software developers who netted less than $1 million from the App Store this year will qualify for the 15% rate next year. If the developer's proceeds rise above the $1 million threshold the next year, Apple's standard rates kick in for the rest of that year. If the developer's proceeds fall below $1 million in a given year, they become eligible for the lower rate the next year.

• Beyond Meat Inc (BYND). The company on Tuesday launched plant-based minced pork in China, as the faux meat maker seeks to tap into the growing demand for its products in the lucrative Asian market. It said its latest product, Beyond Pork, will initially be available at five popular restaurants in Shanghai. Beyond Meat said in June it would begin retail sales of its plant-based burger patties in mainland China through Alibaba Group's Freshippo markets.

• Boeing Co (BA). After nearly two years of scrutiny, corporate upheaval and a standoff with global regulators, planemaker is set to win approval on Wednesday from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration to fly its 737 MAX jet again after two fatal disasters. FAA Administrator Steve Dickson is expected to sign an order lifting the flight ban on Wednesday and the agency is set to release an airworthiness directive detailing the required changes. The FAA is requiring new pilot training and software upgrades to deal with a stall-prevention system called MCAS, which in both crashes repeatedly and powerfully shoved down the jet's nose as pilots struggled to regain control. The House on Tuesday unanimously passed a bill to reform how the FAA certifies airplanes, while a Senate panel is to consider a similar bill on Wednesday.

• Equinor ASA (EQNR). The Norwegian oil major will raise the output capacity at its Johan Sverdrup field by 30,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 500,000 bpd by the end of 2020, and plans a further increase next year, it said. Sverdrup, the largest producing field in the North Sea, began production last year with an estimated output capacity at the time of 440,000 bpd. "As the test results have been very positive a production increase is called for by the end of 2020," Equinor said in a statement. "We are now working on solutions to increase the water injection capacity, which should allow us to further increase daily (oil) production capacity beyond this level by mid-2021," Equinor said.

• Facebook Inc (FB). The company's Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg told U.S. senators on Tuesday that a page which posted a "call to arms" during protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in August had not violated the company's "call to arms" policy. "My understanding is that that post did not necessarily violate that call to arms policy at the time," said Zuckerberg, referring to the Kenosha Guard's calls for people to "take up arms" and defend the city from "evil thugs." Muslim Advocates Executive Director Farhana Khera said Zuckerberg's testimony directly contradicted what Facebook had told civil rights organizations about how its "call to arms" policy applied to the Kenosha incident. Facebook eventually removed the Kenosha Guard page after the shooting deaths of two people during the protests, saying it violated a separate rule against "militia organizations."

• Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV (FCAU). A judge in Detroit on Tuesday dismissed a portion of a criminal case against a Fiat Chrysler senior manager who was charged as part of the government's probe into cheating on diesel emissions tests by the automaker. Emanuele Palma was charged in September 2019 with making and causing Fiat Chrysler to make misstatements to U.S. regulators about diesel engines' emission control systems and wire fraud. Of the 13 count indictment, U.S. District Court Judge Nancy Edmunds dismissed four counts and a portion of one count - all relating to wire fraud, ruling the causal connection between the alleged deceit and customers' loss of money was "tenuous at best." Palma, an Italian citizen and auto engineer, is set to go trial in April 2021.

• General Motors Co (GM). The automaker has issued its strongest warning yet that persistent industrial unrest could drive it out of South Korea, just two years after it received a state-backed rescue package to stay. GM workers have been staging two, four-hour strikes daily since Oct. 30 as they demand an end to a wage freeze put in place after the 2018 deal that saved the Korean operations from bankruptcy. The strikes and other industrial action have cost the company 17,000 vehicles in lost production, a number that will hit 20,000 by the end of the week, Steve Kiefer, president of GM's international operations, told Reuters. That blow to production was on top of the 60,000 units lost earlier in the year as the novel coronavirus spread, making it likely GM Korea would not turn a profit this year unless it could recapture that output, he added. "We're basically being held hostage in the short term by lack of vehicle production," Kiefer said in a telephone interview. "That's having a very significant short-term financial impact." Separately, GM will roll out details of an expanded and accelerated electric vehicle strategy on Thursday in an effort to convince investors it can be a serious competitor to Tesla, people familiar with the plans said.

• Goldman Sachs Group Inc (GS). The bank is preparing for a second round of job cuts, three months after it began eliminating around 400 positions, people familiar with the matter told Reuters on Tuesday. The latest round of job cuts is not expected to exceed the roughly 400 positions the bank began eliminating in September, Bloomberg News reported earlier on Tuesday. Goldman executives expect to go deeper in the coming year, which could eventually lead to one of the most significant staff reductions at the bank, according to the report. In an email to Reuters, Goldman reiterated its statement from earlier this year, saying it "has made a decision to move forward with a modest number of layoffs." It was not clear if there would be further job cuts next year, sources told Reuters.

• Johnson & Johnson (JNJ). Spain's medicines agency authorised the launch of late-stage trials of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine as the race to develop successful vaccines intensifies. The Phase III trial of the two-dose vaccination will be carried out in nine hospitals throughout Spain on volunteers both with and without previous health conditions, the AEMPS agency said in a statement. The Phase III trials will be carried out on 30,000 volunteers in nine countries. The Spanish hospitals involved in the trials will enrol volunteers as soon as possible, the AEMPS said, adding that 20% will be younger than 40 and 30% older than 60. They will be given a first dose of either a placebo or the experimental shot, currently called Ad26COV2, followed by a second dose or placebo later.

• KKR & Co Inc (KKR). The company said it will buy a majority stake in animal health firm Argenta Limited, as the pet and animal care industry continues to draw private sector interest. Terms of the deal were not disclosed but a person familiar with the matter said KKR agreed to pay around $100 million for its Argenta stake. KKR will acquire its stake in New Zealand-based Argenta from Tomlinson Group, which will become a significant minority shareholder, a statement said. Argenta plans to use KKR's investment to expand its research and development as well as its clinical regulatory services in Europe and the United States, Ben Russell, the company's chief executive officer, said in an interview.

• Pfizer Inc (PFE). The drugmaker said that final results from the late-stage trial of its COVID-19 vaccine show it was 95% effective, adding it had the required two-months of safety data and would apply for emergency U.S. authorization within days. The company said efficacy of the vaccine developed with German partner BioNTech was consistent across age and ethnicity demographics, and that there were no major side effects, a sign that the immunization could be employed broadly around the world. Efficacy in adults over 65 years, who are at particular risk from the virus, was over 94%. Pfizer said there had been 170 cases of the disease in its trial of more 43,000 volunteers, of which 162 were observed in the placebo arm and 8 were in the vaccine group. It also said the vaccine was well-tolerated and that side effects were mostly mild to moderate and cleared up quickly. The only severe adverse event that affected more than 2% of those vaccinated was fatigue, which affected 3.7% of recipients after the second dose.

• Sinovac Biotech Ltd (SVA). The company’s experimental COVID-19 vaccine CoronaVac triggered a quick immune response but the level of antibodies produced was lower than in people who had recovered from the disease, preliminary trial results showed. While the early to mid-stage trials were not designed to assess the efficacy of CoronaVac, researchers said it could provide sufficient protection, based on their experience with other vaccines and data from preclinical studies with macaques. The Sinovac findings, published in a peer-reviewed paper in medical journal The Lancet Infectious Diseases, came from results in Phase I and Phase II clinical trials in China involving more than 700 participants. "Our findings show that CoronaVac is capable of inducing a quick antibody response within four weeks of immunisation by giving two doses of the vaccine at a 14-day interval," Zhu Fengcai, one of the authors of the paper, said.

• StoneCo Ltd (STNE). Brazilian software firm Linx SA's shareholders backed a takeover offer from StoneCo, its chief executive said on Tuesday, paving the way for the U.S.-listed card processor to offer its business clients additional services. StoneCo raised its offer on Tuesday and proposed to pay 33.56 reais plus 0.0126774 Stone Class A common share per Linx share, raising the deal's value to 6.8 billion reais. StoneCo CEO Thiago Piau said the deal will allow the company to offer more competitive prices on a broader set of products after the Linx acquisition. Linx will become a new unit of StoneCo, managed by executives from both companies.

• Uber Technologies Inc (UBER) & Tesla Inc (TSLA). A group of major U.S. utilities, Tesla, Uber and others said on Tuesday they are launching a new group to lobby for national policies to boost electric vehicle sales. The new Zero Emission Transportation Association wants to boost consumer electric vehicle incentives and encourage the retirement of gasoline-powered vehicles. It also advocates for tougher emissions and performance standards that will potentially enable full electrification by 2030. Uber chief executive Dara Khosrowshahi said the group will support "Uber's work to move 100% of rides to EVs in (the United States), Canadian and European cities by 2030 and go fully zero-emissions by 2040. It will take all of us working together to address the urgent crisis of climate change."


INSIGHT
Berkshire's bet a bright spot in gloomy year for Big Pharma stocks
Berkshire Hathaway Inc's new bet on the U.S. pharmaceutical industry signals hope for shares of large drug companies, which have lagged a broad market rally amid concern about efforts to rein in prescription drug prices.


ANALYSTS' RECOMMENDATION
• Foot Locker Inc (FL). B. Riley raises price target to $36 from $30, on expectations for third-quarter earnings to be in line with estimates and consumers returnings to stores while also possessing strong e-commerce capabilities.

• Kohls Corp (KSS). Cowen and Company raises price target to $30 from $24, following improved trends in September and October on physical store traffic that keeps the company in a better position for a good start to the holiday season.

• Marriott International Inc (MAR). Jefferies raises price target to $145 from $130, stating that the company's incremental steps to create a leaner business model should deliver tangible results and demonstrate forms of sustainability, helped by its effective human capital in management and return to accretive capital returns.

• Nike Inc (NKE). JPMorgan raises price target to $146 from $140, citing that the company doubled down their enterprise-wide focus on digital, consumer connections, and product innovation, including a heightened focus on women’s while prudently managing costs and taking a disciplined focus to the recalibration of supply/demand.

• Walmart Inc (WMT). RBC raises price target to $153 from $137, citing strong third-quarter results, driven by better store environments and vast improvements to its e-commerce capabilities, which could lead to several quarters of consecutive positive comp and traffic growth.


ECONOMIC EVENTS (All timings in U.S. Eastern Time)
0830 (approx.) Building permits: number for Oct: Expected 1.560 mln; Prior 1.545 mln
0830 (approx.) Building permits: change mm for Oct: Prior 4.7%
0830 (approx.) Housing starts number for Oct: Expected 1.460 mln; Prior 1.415 mln
0830 (approx.) Housing starts mm: change for Oct: Prior 1.9%


COMPANIES REPORTING RESULTS
Copart Inc (CPRT). Expected Q1 earnings of 71 cents per share
Keysight Technologies Inc (KEYS). Expected Q4 earnings of $1.46 per share
NVIDIA Corp (NVDA). Expected Q3 earnings of $2.57 per share
TJX Companies Inc (TJX). Expected Q3 earnings of 40 cents per share


CORPORATE EVENTS (All timings in U.S. Eastern Time)
0800 Target Corp (TGT). Q3 earnings conference call
0900 Campbell Soup Co (CPB). Annual Shareholders Meeting
0900 Lowe's Companies Inc (LOW). Q3 earnings conference call
1100 Royal Gold Inc (RGLD). Annual Shareholders Meeting
1100 TJX Companies Inc (TJX). Q3 earnings conference call
1100 Western Digital Corp (WDC). Annual Shareholders Meeting
1200 Clorox Co (CLX). Annual Shareholders Meeting
1500 News Corp (NWSA). Annual Shareholders Meeting
1630 Keysight Technologies Inc (KEYS). Q4 earnings conference call
1700 Nuance Communications Inc (NUAN). Q4 earnings conference call
1700 NVIDIA Corp (NVDA). Q3 earnings conference call
1700 PagSeguro Digital Ltd (PAGS). Q3 earnings conference call
2000 Bilibili Inc (BILI). Q3 earnings conference call


EXDIVIDENDS
Applied Materials Inc (AMAT). Amount $0.22
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co (ADM). Amount $0.36
CenterPoint Energy Inc (CNP). Amount $0.15
Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp (CTSH). Amount $0.22
Discover Financial Services (DFS). Amount $0.44
Littelfuse Inc (LFUS). Amount $0.48
Microsoft Corp (MSFT). Amount $0.56
Nielsen Holdings PLC (NLSN). Amount $0.06
SBA Communications Corp (SBAC). Amount $0.46
Skyworks Solutions Inc (SWKS). Amount $0.50
Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc (WBA). Amount $0.46

Goedemorgen
Een matige sessie in Europa terwijl Wall Street ook wat gas terug nam na de recente stevige rally die ruim 2 weken duurde. Toch enkele opvallende aandelen, eerst Tesla dat in de SP 500 wordt opgenomen in december met een winst van 8% maar aan de andere kant ook wat negatieve uitschieters zoals Walgreens en CVS nadat ze door concurrentie van Amazon zwaar verloren. CVS Health verloor 8,5% terwijl Walgreens Boots 10% verloor.

Vanmorgen zien we dat ook Azië een stap terug moet na de recente rally, de Nikkei laat ruim 1% liggen. De futures staan vanmorgen ook wat lager zien we. Nog niet stevig maar toch weer een indicatie dat de markt vandaag wat verder kan inleveren in ieder geval. Het mag ook na de enorme rally die al ruim 2 weken gaande was en veel indices tot hun recordstanden bracht, de Dow en de SP 500 noteerden maandag zelfs een nieuwe All Time High. De grote vraag blijft uiteraard of dit alles wel past op de tijdlijn waar we nu in zitten.

De lockdowns houden nog een tijdje stand kregen we te horen via diverse landen in Europa, in de VS loopt het duidelijk uit de hand en met Thansgiving in zicht verwacht men nog meer problemen. Vooral door dat Trump niks wil delen en zijn gang wil gaan tot de beker helemaal leeg is (tot 20 januari). Zoals we weten kan het Trump amper wat schelen dat de cijfers er zo slecht uitzien maar dat weten we al een geruime tijd. Op den duur zal de VS daar de tol voor moeten betalen, Biden zit te springen om er wat aan te doen maar het kan gewoonweg nog niet ...

Gisteren heb ik via een ledenupdate de leden al op de hoogte gebracht van wat we met de posities gaan doen, we kunnen nog niet veel ondernemen, de tijd zal het moeten doen. Vanaf vandaag kunt u zich aanmelden via de nieuwe aanbieding tot 1 FEBRUARI 2021, zie hieronder ...

Euro, olie en goud:
De euro zien we vanmorgen rond de 1.188 dollar, de prijs van een vat Brent olie staat vanmorgen op 43,7 dollar. Een troy ounce goud kost vanmorgen 1878 dollar.

US Markets Trading nu voor €39 tot 1 FEBRUARI 2021:
Maak vanaf vandaag gebruik van de nieuwe aanbieding die loopt tot 1 februari 2021 ... Ik blijf uiteraard zoeken naar kansen in deze markt, we hebben strategisch al wat kleine posities open staan.

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Tot later,

Guy Boscart

GLOBAL TOP NEWS
President-elect Joe Biden's top coronavirus advisers warned on Tuesday that President Donald Trump's stalling of the transition could hinder the country's pandemic response, as Trump and his allies persisted in challenging the Nov. 3 election results.

Japan's exports extended declines in October but at the slowest pace in almost two years, helped by improvement in Chinese- and U.S.-demand for cars and other items as the world's third-largest economy emerged from its worst postwar slump.

The U.S. House of Representatives unanimously approved legislation on Tuesday to reform the Federal Aviation Administration’s aircraft certification process after two fatal Boeing737 MAX crashes killed 346 people.


EUROPEAN COMPANY NEWS
Deutsche Boerse said on Tuesday it would acquire an 80% stake in Institutional Shareholder Services for about $1.8 billion, the latest in a flurry of deals to sweep across the exchange industry.

German car maker Daimler said on Tuesday it will cooperate with China's Geely to build next-generation combustion engines for use in hybrid vehicles.

Insurers are trying to escape liability for pandemic-related business losses with counter-intuitive arguments that go against the essential purpose of insurance, Britain's markets watchdog Financial Conduct Authority told the UK Supreme Court on Tuesday.


TODAY'S COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENTS
AP Moeller - Maersk A/S Q3 2020 Earnings Call
Avingtrans PLC Annual Shareholders Meeting
Beeks Financial Cloud Group PLC Annual Shareholders Meeting
British Land Company PLC HY 2021 Earnings Call
BW Energy Ltd Q3 2020 Earnings Call
Damartex SA Annual Shareholders Meeting
Edap Tms SA Q3 2020 Earnings Release
Embracer Group AB Q2 2021 Earnings Call
Garo AB Q3 2020 Earnings Call
Henderson Eurotrust PLC Annual Shareholders Meeting
Jacquet Metals SA Q3 2020 Earnings Release
Klaveness Combination Carriers ASA Q3 2020 Earnings Call
MHP SE Q3 2020 Earnings Call
Nibe Industrier AB Q3 2020 Earnings Call
Orient Telecoms PLC Annual Shareholders Meeting
Origin Enterprises PLC Annual Shareholders Meeting
Picton Property Income Ltd Annual Shareholders Meeting
Rainbow Rare Earths Ltd Annual Shareholders Meeting
Software AG Preliminary Q3 2020 Earnings Call
SSE PLC HY 2021 Earnings Call
TBC Bank Group PLC Q3 2020 Earnings Call
Vallourec SA Q3 2020 Earnings Call


ECONOMIC EVENTS (All times GMT)
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom Core CPI mm for Oct: Expected 0.0%; Prior 0.6%
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom Core CPI yy for Oct: Expected 1.3%; Prior 1.3%
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom CPI mm for Oct: Expected -0.1%; Prior 0.4%
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom CPI yy for Oct: Expected 0.6%; Prior 0.5%
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom RPI mm for Oct: Expected -0.1%; Prior 0.3%
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom RPI yy for Oct: Expected 1.2%; Prior 1.1%
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom RPI-X (Retail Prices) mm for Oct: Prior 0.3%
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom RPIX yy for Oct: Prior 1.4%
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom RPI Index for Oct: Prior 294.3
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom CPI NSA for Oct: Prior 109.1
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom PPI Input Prices mm NSA for Oct: Expected 0.1%; Prior 1.1%
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom PPI Input Prices yy NSA for Oct: Expected -2.5%; Prior -3.7%
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom PPI Output Prices mm NSA for Oct: Expected 0.1%; Prior -0.1%
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom PPI Output Prices yy NSA for Oct: Expected -0.7%; Prior -0.9%
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom PPI Core Output mm NSA for Oct: Expected 0.1%; Prior 0.2%
0700 (approx.) United Kingdom PPI Core Output yy NSA for Oct: Expected 0.4%; Prior 0.3%
0800 (approx.) Austria HICP mm for Oct: Prior 1.0%
0800 (approx.) Austria HICP yy for Oct: Prior 1.3%
0800 (approx.) Austria CPI yy NSA for Oct: Prior 1.40%
0800 (approx.) Austria CPI mm NSA for Oct: Prior 0.56%
0800 (approx.) Austria CPI NSA for Oct: Prior 108.6
1000 Euro Zone HICP Final mm for Oct: Expected 0.20%; Prior 0.10%
1000 Euro Zone HICP Final yy for Oct: Expected -0.30%; Prior -0.30%
1000 Euro Zone HICP-X F&E mm for Oct: Expected 0.10%; Prior 0.10%
1000 Euro Zone HICP-X F&E Final yy for Oct: Expected 0.40%; Prior 0.40%
1000 Euro Zone HICP-X Tobacco mm for Oct: Prior 0.10%
1000 Euro Zone HICP-X Tobacco yy for Oct: Prior -0.50%
1000 Euro Zone HICP-X F, E, A & T Final mm for Oct: Expected 0.10%; Prior 0.10%
1000 Euro Zone HICP-X F,E,A & T Final yy for Oct: Expected 0.20%; Prior 0.20%
1000 (approx.) Euro Zone HICP Ex-Tobacco Revised for Oct: Prior 104.54
1000 (approx.) Euro Zone HICP Excl Tobacco Unrevised for Oct: Prior 104.54
1100 (approx.) Portugal Current Account Balance for Sep: Prior -2.268 bln EUR