These days they will be marked by fundamental data for international markets and the Argentine economy. The US CPI will be crucial before the next decision of Fed. In Argentina, INDEC will disseminate May inflation.
The second week of June comes with a BATTERY OF ECONOMIC INDICATORS that will monopolize the attention of analysts, central banks, governments and investors. Both internationally and in the local front, the data to be known between Monday 9 and Friday 13 will be decisive to define investment strategies.
One of the most anticipated will be the May Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the United States, which could be decisive for the next meeting of the Federal Reserve on interest rates.
In Europe, investors will also closely follow the inflation figures of Spain, Germany and France, together with the commercial balance of the Eurozone and American wholesale inventories. In Asia, the looks will be put on the IPC of May of China and in the final reading of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the first quarter of Japan.
Monday
International:
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PBI (final Q1) of Japan
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IPC, IPP and Commercial Balance of May in China
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Sales and wholesale inventories of April in the US.
Argentina:
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May IPC in CABA
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APRIL MANUFACTURERO IPI (INDEC)
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ISAC – April construction activity (INDEC)
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April Mining IPI (INDEC)
Tuesday, June 11
International:
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April unemployment rate in the United Kingdom
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April industrial production in Italy
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Sentix index of inverter’s confidence in the eurozone (June)
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Small businesses of small businesses (USA, May)
Wednesday June 12
International:
Argentina:
Thursday June 13
International:
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April GDP and Industrial Production in the United Kingdom
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May IPC in India
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Producer Price Index (IPP) in the US.
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Weekly applications of unemployment in the US.
Argentina:
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May National IPC (INDEC)
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Valuation of the Basic Food and Total Basket (INDEC)
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First semester financial stability report (BCRA)
Friday June 14
International:
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April industrial production in Japan
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Final IPC of May in Spain, Germany and France
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April Balance in the Eurozone
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April industrial production in the Eurozone
Source: Ambito
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