This Week

The business world gets back to work this week

The business world gets back to work this week. The main corporate newsflow will come tomorrow with cement giant CRH due to issue a trading update.

MONDAY

Results: The Mosaic Company

Indicators: EMU Purchasing Manager Index Manufacturing; US construction spending and ISM manufacturing; UK Halifax house prices, M4 money supply (Nov), mortgage approvals, net lending to individuals and purchasing manager index manufacturing; German purchasing manager index (Dec); Swiss purchasing managers index

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TUESDAY

Results: Monsanto; RPM International

Meeting: Minister for Communication, Energy and Natural Resources, Eamon Ryan TD to launch new book Knowledge-Driven Entrepreneurship -The Key to Social and Economic Transformation (Royal Irish Academy, D2)

Indicators: Irish Exchequer returns data (Dec); EMU consumer price index; US factory orders and pending home sales; UK PMI construction; Canadian industrial product price and raw material price index; Australia HIA new home sales

Other: CRH trading update

WEDNESDAY

Meeting: Information Session on Dublin City Enterprise Board Financial Assistance

Indicators: EMU industrial new orders (Oct), purchasing manager index services (Dec) and producer price index (Nov); US MBA Mortgage Applications (Dec 25), ADP Employment Change, ISM Non-Manufacturing and API Crude Oil Inventories and FOMC minutes; UK Purchasing Manager Index Services; German purchasing manager indez services; Australian ANZ Job Advertisements, Retail Sales Trend (Nov) and Trade Balance (Nov); New Zealand ANZ Commodity Price and trade balance;

THURSDAY

Results: Global Payments; SIG

Indicators: Irish Consumer Price Index (Dec); EMU consumer confidence, economic confidence (Dec) and industrial confidence (Dec) and retail sales (Nov); US initial and continuing jobless claims; UK Halifax house prices (Nov) and Bank of England interest rate decision

FRIDAY

Indicators: Irish Live Register (Dec); EMU GDP and unemployment; US average hourly earnings, nonfarm payroll, unemployment rate, wholesale inventories and consumer credit; UK producer price index (Dec); German trade balance and industrial production.