Let’s take a look at the potential FX market movers scheduled for publication on Thursday, the 5th of July. German Factory Orders for May open this agenda at 6 o’clock in the morning. Orders disappointed in April, dropping by 2 and a half percent and this was the second contraction in a row. Swiss Consumer Price Index for June is up next at a quarter past 7 AM. Prices advanced for the fourth consecutive month in May and they were 1% up from a year ago. A closely watched speech by the Bank of England Governor Mark Carney in Newcastle will take place at 10 AM GMT. The US ADP Employment Report for June is up next at a quarter past noon. Private sector employment increased by 178 thousand in May, which was short of market expectations for a gain of more than 190 thousand. US Jobless claims figures will be available fifteen minutes later. Initial claims were up by 9 thousand during the week ending June the 23rd after declining for four weeks in a row. Then the high importance US ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI for June will be published at 2 PM. The non-manufacturing index rose by 1.8% to 58.6 in May. Another potential Greenback mover follows at 6 PM, when the US FOMC Meeting Minutes for June will be released. Japanese Household Spending for May wraps up this calendar at 11:30 PM. Slowdown of spending accelerated in April from March’s level of point 7% in the red. I’m Jack Everitt and that’s all for Thursday’s Economic Calendar. Bye for now.
Let’s take a look at the potential FX market movers scheduled for publication on Thursday, the 5th of July.
German Factory Orders for May open this agenda at 6 o’clock in the morning. Orders disappointed in April, dropping by 2 and a half percent and this was the second contraction in a row.
Swiss Consumer Price Index for June is up next at a quarter past 7 AM. Prices advanced for the fourth consecutive month in May and they were 1% up from a year ago.
A closely watched speech by the Bank of England Governor Mark Carney in Newcastle will take place at 10 AM GMT.
The US ADP Employment Report for June is up next at a quarter past noon. Private sector employment increased by 178 thousand in May, which was short of market expectations for a gain of more than 190 thousand.
US Jobless claims figures will be available fifteen minutes later. Initial claims were up by 9 thousand during the week ending June the 23rd after declining for four weeks in a row.
Then the high importance US ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI for June will be published at 2 PM. The non-manufacturing index rose by 1.8% to 58.6 in May.
Another potential Greenback mover follows at 6 PM, when the US FOMC Meeting Minutes for June will be released.
Japanese Household Spending for May wraps up this calendar at 11:30 PM. Slowdown of spending accelerated in April from March’s level of point 7% in the red.
I’m Jack Everitt and that’s all for Thursday’s Economic Calendar. Bye for now.
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