Things To Look Out For Today - Events & Data (Ldn Times)...

Things To Look Out For Today - Events & Data (Ldn Times)...


Asia:
00:50am  - Japan Retail sales MoM (-1.7%)
00:50am  - Japan Retail trade YoY (0.6%)
23:00pm  - NZ ANZ Consumer confidence index
23:00pm  - NZ ANZ Consumer confidence MoM


Europe:
07:00am  - Germany GfK Consumer confidence
08:00am  - CPI Saxony MoM
08:00am  - CPI Saxony YoY
08:00am  - Spain Retail sales YoY
08:00am  - Spain Retail sales SA YoY
08:00am  - Spain CPI MoM
08:00am  - Spain CPI YoY
08:00am  - Spain CPI EU Harmonised MoM
08:00am  - Spain CPI EU Harmonised YoY
08:00am  - Merkel addresses parliament ahead of EU, NATO Summits
09:00am  - ECB Publishes economic bulletin
09:00am  - CPI Brandenburg MoM
09:00am  - CPI Brandenburg YoY
09:00am  - CPI Hesse MoM
09:00am  - CPI Hesse YoY
09:00am  - CPI Bavaria MoM
09:00am  - CPI Bavaria YoY
09:30am  - BOS Publishes Agents summary of Business conditions
09:30am  - CPI NRW MoM
09:30am  - CPI NRW YoY
10:00am  - EU Economic confidence
10:00am  - EU Business climate indicator
10:00am  - EU Industrial confidence
10:00am  - EU Services confidence
10:00am  - Italy CPI EU Harmonised MoM
10:00am  - Italy CPI NIC Incl. tobacco MoM
10:00am  - Italy CPI NIC Incl. tobacco YoY
10:00am  - Italy CPI EU Harmonised YoY
10:00am  - EU Consumer confidence
11:00am  - BOE@s Bailey speaks on the future of payments in London
13:00pm  - Germany CPI MoM
13:00pm  - Germany CPI YoY
13:00pm  - CPI Germany EU Harmonised MoM
13:00pm  - CPI Germany EU Harmonised YoY
14:30pm  - BOE Chief economist Andy Haldane speaks in London
June 28th  - EU Leaders summit in Brussels


US:
13:30pm  - U.S. initial claims
13:30pm  - U.S. continuing claims
13:30pm  - U.S. GDP Annualised QoQ
13:30pm  - U.S. Personal consumption
13:30pm  - U.S. GDP POrice index
13:30pm  - U.S. Core PCE QoQ
14:45  - U.S. Bloomberg consumer confidence
15:45pm  - Fed's Bullard speaks on US Economy and monetary policy
16:00pm  - U.S. Kansas City Fed Manf activity
June 28th  - Fed releases part 2 of Annual bank stress tests


Market Focus this Morning...
 -  RBNZ says rates will remain unchanged for some time to come and next move could be up or down
 - Bond defaults, liquidity shortages and the recent plunge in financial markets pose particular dangers at a time of rising U.S. interest rates and a trade spat with Washington, according to a study by the National Institution for Finance & Development
 - A leaked report from a Chinese government-backed think tank has warned of a potential “financial panic” in the world’s second-largest economy, a sign that some members of the nation’s policy elite are growing concerned as market turbulence and trade tensions increase.
 - BoC's Poloz has shown caution/uncertainties about circumstance/NAFTA, and rate hike expectations have slipped below 50%
 - Trump's tech crackdown on China less restrictive than expected
The White House won't be looking to block companies with 25 percent or more of Chinese ownership from buying certain U.S. tech-related companies.
 - Fed's Bullard, (non-voter, dove), reiterates caution for moving rates too quickly
 - Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Robert Kaplan says the short end of the yield curve reflects what the Fed is doing, while the longer end responds to factors that include demand for U.S. assets and a dim view on U.S. growth prospects.
 - Plenty of data to look out for later today with the primary focus on Inflation ion Europe and confidence readings globally.
 - Fed's Bullard is on the wires later today speaking on the economy and monetary policy. He is a non-voter with a dovish slant.
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