What's on Forex Today?

The third day of the week will begin with data on China's imports, exports and trade balance. The latter is expected to recover from $ 28.5 to $ 29.5 billion in October.
Early in the morning, forecast data for leading and matched indicators will be exported from Japan.
The first data from Europe will relate to France's current account and trade balance.
Followed by industrial production in Spain, which is projected to grow by 2.5% yoy in September.
At 11:30, the Polish central bank's decision on interest rates will happen. It is expected to remain at 1.5% yoy.
The first US data will be related to the MBA index for mortgage credit applications, followed by the results for home construction and construction permits in Canada, as well as US oil reserves.
The day will end with New Zealand's central bank decision on interest rates. It is expected to be maintained at a level of 1.75% on an annual basis.