Let’s see which news releases could move the currency markets on Monday, the 10th of July. This is the Economic Calendar. The schedule actually starts at 11:50 PM on Sunday with Japanese Machinery Orders for May. Orders slipped in April, reversing two months of growth. Japanese Bank Lending for June comes at the same time. May data surprised on the upside as lending grew at the fastest pace in 8 years. Chinese Consumer and Producer Price Indices for June are out at half past 1 AM. Consumer price inflation picked up speed in May, but the producer price index posted the weakest growth in 6 months. German Trade Balance for May follows at 6. Trade surplus narrowed by more than 7 billion euros in April as exports went down and imports picked up speed. US Consumer Credit for May comes at 7 PM GMT. April data showed a significant and unexpected slowdown as credit growth was the weakest in almost 6 years. National Australia Bank Business Confidence for June is released at 1:30 AM. The Index lost 6 points in May, but the assesment of the current business conditions saw little change. Australian Home Loans for May are out at the same time. The number of loans has been declining for the past 3 months. And Japanese Preliminary Machine Tool Orders for June will be available at 6 o’clock in the morning. The orders continued growing on an annual basis in May, but they did decline on a monthly basis, mainly due to a drop in foreign orders. I’m Kiays Khalil and this was the Economic Calendar for Monday. Check back in for the next overview of news releases for Tuesday. Goodbye.
Let’s see which news releases could move the currency markets on Monday, the 10th of July. This is the Economic Calendar.
The schedule actually starts at 11:50 PM on Sunday with Japanese Machinery Orders for May. Orders slipped in April, reversing two months of growth.
Japanese Bank Lending for June comes at the same time. May data surprised on the upside as lending grew at the fastest pace in 8 years.
Chinese Consumer and Producer Price Indices for June are out at half past 1 AM. Consumer price inflation picked up speed in May, but the producer price index posted the weakest growth in 6 months.
German Trade Balance for May follows at 6. Trade surplus narrowed by more than 7 billion euros in April as exports went down and imports picked up speed.
US Consumer Credit for May comes at 7 PM GMT. April data showed a significant and unexpected slowdown as credit growth was the weakest in almost 6 years.
National Australia Bank Business Confidence for June is released at 1:30 AM. The Index lost 6 points in May, but the assesment of the current business conditions saw little change.
Australian Home Loans for May are out at the same time. The number of loans has been declining for the past 3 months.
And Japanese Preliminary Machine Tool Orders for June will be available at 6 o’clock in the morning. The orders continued growing on an annual basis in May, but they did decline on a monthly basis, mainly due to a drop in foreign orders.
I’m Kiays Khalil and this was the Economic Calendar for Monday. Check back in for the next overview of news releases for Tuesday. Goodbye.
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