NFP and preliminary June inflation data dominate the week. The week ahead of us marks the end of Q2 so there may be bigger market moves as money managers rebalance their portfolios. Caution is advised.
BOE meeting coupled with preliminary June PMI data from Europe and PCE inflation data from the US will be the most interesting events in the week ahead of us.
FOMC meeting will be the highlight of the week, followed by consumption data from the US, China and the UK. We will also have BOJ and SNB meetings, but they will largely be non-events.
ECB and BOC meetings coupled with inflation data from the US will dominate this week that will have EURO 2020 finally start on Friday.
RBA meeting, followed by preliminary Eurozone inflation data and NFP on Friday will be the highlights of the data filled week ahead of us. US and UK markets will be closed on Monday which will lead to lower liquidity in the markets.
RBNZ meeting along with inflation data from the US will be most watched economic events in the quiet data week ahead of us.
Preliminary PMI data from the EU and the UK combined with first reading of Japan’s Q1 GDP, employment report from Australia as well as production and consumption data from China will be the highlights of the week.
Inflation and consumption data from the US coupled with preliminary Q1 GDP reading from the UK will be the highlights of the week.
BOE and RBA meetings coupled with NFP on Friday will be the highlights of the upcoming week.
The week ahead of us will have Fed meeting and BOJ meeting. This will be followed by preliminary Q1 GDP from the US and EU and finally on Friday inflation data from both the US and EU. Data on personal spending and personal income from the US will also be announced on Friday.