Entering the summer season, the macroeconomic calendar is getting poorer, and this week there are also key central bank meetings
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- On Monday, June 26, the German Institute for Economic Research (IFO)'s regular business climate report is expected.
The German Central Bank Bundesbank will publish its monthly report.
- On Tuesday, June 27, France will release preliminary data on inflation.
In the United States, the Conference Board announces the results of its consumer confidence survey.
- On Wednesday, June 28, there will be data on the change in German import prices.
Swiss Credit Suisse will publish its economic forecasts.
In the US there will be data on upcoming residential sales.
In addition, the Energy Information Administration will publish its regular weekly report on the change in oil reserves.
- On Thursday, June 29, a report by GfK on Consumer Confidence in Germany is expected.
There will also be data on inflation in Germany and Spain.
The US authorities will publish the final reading of GDP data in the first quarter.
- On Friday, June 30, there will be data on inflation and unemployment in Japan.
Reports on business activity in industry and services are expected in China.
In the UK there will be data on current account balance and final reading of GDP.
Eurostat publishes data on inflation.
The US will also have data on consumer price changes.