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Guide to today’s important data and events

Monday, May 25, 2015 6:54 AM UTC

Today is a low data and low event risk day with markets closed due to holiday across world.

Upcoming -

Italy - Italy will release trade balance details at 8:00 GMT for April month.

US - Two FOMC member scheduled to speak today. FOMC member Mester at 16:00 GMT, followed by FED's vice chairman Stanley Fischer at 16:45 GMT.

New Zealand - April's trade balance details will be released at 22:45 GMT. For March Trade deficit was $ 0.63 billion.

Japan - Japan will release corporate service price at 23:50 GMT, for April. In March price rose by 3.2% and expectation is of slower growth in April of about 0.6%

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