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title: "Reminder: Please pay close attention to the following (all times are in Beijing time)"
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description: "Today's events to watch include: Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman’s discussion, Japan's October CPI, speech on economic outlook by Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker, Japan's import and export data, South Korea's import and export data, Japan's manufacturing PMI preliminary value, Huawei's AI technology release, India's manufacturing PMI, UK retail sales, speeches by European Central Bank officials, Germany's manufacturing PMI preliminary value, Eurozone manufacturing PMI preliminary value, UK's manufacturing PMI preliminary value, speech by New York Fed President John Williams, speech by Swiss National Bank President Thomas Jordan, and speech by Boston Fed President Susan Collins"
datetime: "2025-11-20T22:30:33.000Z"
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# Reminder: Please pay close attention to the following (all times are in Beijing time)

① 07:15 Federal Reserve Governor Milan participates in a discussion event;  
② 07:30 Japan's October CPI;  
③ 07:45 Philadelphia Fed President Harker (2026 FOMC voting member) speaks on economic outlook;  
④ 07:50 Japan's October import and export and trade balance;  
⑤ 08:00 South Korea's November import and export;  
⑥ 08:30 Japan's November manufacturing, services, and composite PMI preliminary values;  
⑦ Time TBD Huawei may release breakthrough technology in the AI field, the 15th National Games will conclude;  
⑧ 13:00 India's November manufacturing, services, and composite PMI;  
⑨ 15:00 UK's October retail sales;  
⑩ 16:00 European Central Bank Vice President de Guindos speaks, ECB Governing Council member Schnabel speaks;  
16:30 ECB President Lagarde speaks, Germany's November manufacturing, services, and composite PMI preliminary values;  
17:00 Eurozone's November manufacturing, services, and composite PMI preliminary values;  
17:30 UK's November manufacturing, services, and composite PMI preliminary values;  
19:30 ECB Vice President de Guindos speaks and participates in a Q&A session;  
20:30 New York Fed President Williams (a permanent FOMC voting member during his term, known as the third most powerful figure in the Fed) speaks;  
20:40 Swiss National Bank President Schlegel speaks;  
21:00 Boston Fed President Susan Collins speaks, ECB Governing Council member and Bundesbank President Nagel speaks;  
21:30 U.S. real average hourly earnings; Federal Reserve Governor Barr delivers a welcome speech, Federal Reserve Governor Milan accepts an interview with Bloomberg TV;  
21:45 Federal Reserve Vice Chair Jefferson discusses financial stability;  
22:00 Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan speaks at an event in Switzerland;  
22:30 ECB Governing Council members Kocher, Muller, Hungary's Palotai, and Poland's Kightley speak;  
22:45 U.S. November S&P Global manufacturing, services, and composite PMI preliminary values;  
23:00 U.S. November University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index final value;  
23:40 Bank of England Chief Economist Pill speaks;  
Saturday 19:00 ECB President Lagarde speaks;  
Sunday 01:30 Swiss National Bank President Schlegel speaks;

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