Friday, 26 May 2017
Weekly Outlook: May 29 - Jun 2
Monday
Asia: The week begins in Japan, with household spending, jobs/applications ratio and retail sales for April all set for release at 23:50 GMT. On Monday, markets in the United States, the United Kingdom and China will remain closed due to different holidays. Traders should be aware that low volatility and liquidity levels are very likely in that day.
Tuesday
Europe: France wakes up earlier than everyone else in the European Union on Tuesday, with a fresh reading on the first-quarter gross domestic product set for release at 05:30 GMT and consumer spending for April as of 06:45 GMT. Germany will present its May report on consumer inflation at 12:00 GMT.
United States: The Bureau of Economic Analysis will release its Core CPE index and personal spending for April at 12:30 GMT, with analysts pointing at 0.1 and 0.4 percent respectively. Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence for May is expected at 14:00 GMT. Economists are forecasting a 119.5 reading, down from a previous 120.3 points.
Wednesday
Europe: France wakes up earlier than everyone else in the European Union on Tuesday, with a fresh reading on the first-quarter gross domestic product set for release at 05:30 GMT and consumer spending for April as of 06:45 GMT. Germany will present its May report on consumer inflation at 12:00 GMT.
United States: The Bureau of Economic Analysis will release its Core CPE index and personal spending for April at 12:30 GMT, with analysts pointing at 0.1 and 0.4 percent respectively. Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence for May is expected at 14:00 GMT. Economists are forecasting a 119.5 reading, down from a previous 120.3 points.
Wednesday
Asia: After Japan’s industrial production for April is published ten minutes to midnight on Tuesday, China will officially kick off Wednesday’s session with May’s manufacturing and non-manufacturing PMI at 01:00 GMT.
Europe: Germany will set the tone in Europe, with April’s retail sales at 06:00 GMT, which is expected to notch down by 0.2 percent. Unemployment rate comes two hours later, with expectations for a steady reading at 5.8 percent. Eurozone’s CPI and unemployment rate will also be released at 09:00 GMT. Analysts are predicting a 1.5 percent and 9.5 percent for each.
United States: The only relevant indicator will be pending home sales for April at 14:00 GMT.
Thursday
Asia: China is set to release its Caixin manufacturing PMI for May at 01:45 GMT.
Europe: Switzerland will publish a final reading on the first-quarter GDP at 05:45 GMT. That’s not all, retail sales for April are due at 07:30 GMT. German manufacturing PMI for May is scheduled at 07:55 GMT, with 59.4 seen. Eurozone’s manufacturing PMI for May is due at 08:30 GMT and economists are pointing at no changes in the current 57.0 points. Half an hour later, same report from the United Kingdom.
United States: Manufacturing continues to be at center stage, with the Purchase Management Index for May going public at 13:45 GMT. The Institute of Supply Management is set to release its own manufacturing index at 14:00 GMT. Also, attention will be directed to ADP nonfarm employment change at 12:15 GMT, with 185.000 jobs build on the watch, and crude stockpiles from the US Energy Information Administration at 15:00 GMT.
Friday
United States: Strong day for data in the US session, with market participants set to receive nonfarm payrolls and unemployment rate for May as of 12:30 GMT. Analysts are pointing at a 183.000 jobs increase and a tick higher for unemployment to 4.5 percent.
Europe: Germany will set the tone in Europe, with April’s retail sales at 06:00 GMT, which is expected to notch down by 0.2 percent. Unemployment rate comes two hours later, with expectations for a steady reading at 5.8 percent. Eurozone’s CPI and unemployment rate will also be released at 09:00 GMT. Analysts are predicting a 1.5 percent and 9.5 percent for each.
United States: The only relevant indicator will be pending home sales for April at 14:00 GMT.
Thursday
Asia: China is set to release its Caixin manufacturing PMI for May at 01:45 GMT.
Europe: Switzerland will publish a final reading on the first-quarter GDP at 05:45 GMT. That’s not all, retail sales for April are due at 07:30 GMT. German manufacturing PMI for May is scheduled at 07:55 GMT, with 59.4 seen. Eurozone’s manufacturing PMI for May is due at 08:30 GMT and economists are pointing at no changes in the current 57.0 points. Half an hour later, same report from the United Kingdom.
United States: Manufacturing continues to be at center stage, with the Purchase Management Index for May going public at 13:45 GMT. The Institute of Supply Management is set to release its own manufacturing index at 14:00 GMT. Also, attention will be directed to ADP nonfarm employment change at 12:15 GMT, with 185.000 jobs build on the watch, and crude stockpiles from the US Energy Information Administration at 15:00 GMT.
Friday
United States: Strong day for data in the US session, with market participants set to receive nonfarm payrolls and unemployment rate for May as of 12:30 GMT. Analysts are pointing at a 183.000 jobs increase and a tick higher for unemployment to 4.5 percent.
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