Between July 14 and 18, markets will be attentive to inflation data in Argentina and the United States, keys to define economic expectations and monetary policy decisions. In addition, the Balances season begins at Wall Street, in a week loaded with global economic indicators.
The Third week of July It is presented with an intense economic and financial agenda, both at the local and international level. Between this Monday 14 and Friday 18, the investors will be attentive to a battery of indicators that could influence economic policy decisions, the evolution of markets and investment strategies.
In Argentinathe focus will be put in the June inflation and basic basket data and foreign trade, while the dollar and reserves follow. In addition, relevant indicators such as the installed industry capacityhe construction costthe wholesale prices and the fiscal resultfundamental to evaluate the march of the government’s economic plan.
In parallel, in the International Frontthe markets will closely follow the Inflation data in the United Stateswhich are published on Tuesday 15, in the midst of the debate on the impact of tariffs promoted by the Trump administration. The Balances season of the second quarter on Wall Street, with giants such as JP Morgan, Blackrock, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America and Netflix Among the protagonists.
Economic agenda from July 14 to 18
Monday July 14
Tuesday, July 15
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Use of the capacity installed in the industry (UCII) of May – INDEC.
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China GDP (Q2).
- United States CPI (June).
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Results of JP Morgan, Blackrock, Citigroup, Wells Fargo, Bny Mellon.
Wednesday July 16
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May Banks Report – BCRA.
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Fiscal result of June – Ministry of Economy.
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IPC of the United Kingdom (June).
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US production prices (June).
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Results by Morgan Stanley, Bank of America and Goldman Sachs.
Thursday, July 17
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JUNE ARGENTINE COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE – INDEC.
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Wholesale Price Indices System (SIPM) – INDEC.
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Construction cost index (ICC) – INDEC.
- IPC of the euro zone (June).
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US retail sales (June).
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Weekly applications for unemployment subsidy in the US.
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Netflix results, Pepsico.
Source: Ambito
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