DATE GMT/EST EVENT
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07-Feb 0800/0300 Spain Q4 unemployment data released.
07-Feb 0830/0330 Sweden's Riksbank announces rate decisio!+n.
07-Feb 0930/0430 U.K. Dec manufacturing output data released.
07-Feb 1100/0600 EMU Dec OECD EMU leading indicator released.
07-Feb 1200/0700 Canada employment for January.
07-Feb 1330/0830 U.S. non-farm payrol!+ls, unemployment rate and average hourly earnings for January.
07-Feb 1330/0830 Richmond Federal Reserve Bank President Alfred Broaddus to speak about the U.S. economy before !+ the Risk Management Association in Richmond, VA Repeats. Jan. 16 speech. Q&A expected.
07-Feb 1330/0830 Argentine Economy Minister Roberto Lavagna to speak at the U.S. Chamber of Comme!+rce in Wash- ington.
07-Feb 1400/0900 Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Glenn Hubbard to release the 2003 Economic Report of the President, in Washington.
07-Fe!+b 1400/0900 Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank President Sandra Pianalto to speak at a Small Business Adminis- tration awards ceremony in Cleveland, Ohio. No Q&A.
07-Feb !+ 1500/1000 U.S. wholesale inventories for December.
07-Feb 1500/1000 Bank of Mexico monetary policy decision.
07-Feb 1530/1030 U.S. ECRI leading index for Jan. 31 week.
07-Feb 1600/1100 ECB Vice President Lucas Papade!+mos speaks in Kavouri, Greece.
07-Feb 2000/1500 U.S. consumer credit for December.
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08-09-Feb n/a U.N. chief weapons inspector Hans Blix and IAEA head Mohamed ElBaradei to !+visit Baghdad.
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10-Feb 1440/0940 Deadline for weekly tenders on $1 billion in U.S. Freddie Mac 1-month Reference Bills and $1 billion in 2-month bills.
10-Feb 1600/1100 U.S. Ka!+nsas City Fed manufacturing index for January.
10-Feb 1800/1300 Deadline for weekly tenders on $18 billion in 3-month U.S. Treasury bills and $16 billion in 6-month bi!+lls.
10-Feb 2030/1530 Mexico CPI and PPI for January.
10-Feb n/a Mexico revised trade deficit for December.