Let’s take a look at the potential FX market movers scheduled for publication on this week’s final trading day. A couple of Euro Zone reports are out at 9 AM, including the Final Consumer Price Index for May. According to flash report, inflation accelerated to 1.9% from April’s level of 1.2%. Trade Balance for April is the other item out at this time. Seasonally adjusted balance rose slightly in March from February’s level of 20.9 billion Euros. US Empire State survey for June follows at a half past noon GMT. The headline general business conditions index climbed four points to 20.1 in May. Canadian Manufacturing Sales for April are out at 12:30 as well. Sales were up by a stronger than expected 1.4% in March, which was the second increase in a row. US Industrial Production data for May is up next at a quarter past 1 PM. Production rose by point 7 percent in April for its third consecutive monthly increase. Preliminary University of Michigan Survey for June will be released at 2 PM. Consumer Sentiment slipped by less than 1 point in May to stand just lightly above the year ago level of 97.1. US Treasury International Capital Data for April wraps up this calendar at 8 PM. Net foreign purchases of long-term securities were 61.8 billion US Dollars in March, up from February’s level of 49 billion. I’m Jack Everitt and you’ve been watching the Dukascopy Economic Calendar for Friday.
Let’s take a look at the potential FX market movers scheduled for publication on this week’s final trading day.
A couple of Euro Zone reports are out at 9 AM, including the Final Consumer Price Index for May. According to flash report, inflation accelerated to 1.9% from April’s level of 1.2%.
Trade Balance for April is the other item out at this time. Seasonally adjusted balance rose slightly in March from February’s level of 20.9 billion Euros.
US Empire State survey for June follows at a half past noon GMT. The headline general business conditions index climbed four points to 20.1 in May.
Canadian Manufacturing Sales for April are out at 12:30 as well. Sales were up by a stronger than expected 1.4% in March, which was the second increase in a row.
US Industrial Production data for May is up next at a quarter past 1 PM. Production rose by point 7 percent in April for its third consecutive monthly increase.
Preliminary University of Michigan Survey for June will be released at 2 PM. Consumer Sentiment slipped by less than 1 point in May to stand just lightly above the year ago level of 97.1.
US Treasury International Capital Data for April wraps up this calendar at 8 PM. Net foreign purchases of long-term securities were 61.8 billion US Dollars in March, up from February’s level of 49 billion.
I’m Jack Everitt and you’ve been watching the Dukascopy Economic Calendar for Friday.
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