The
week ahead looks to be interesting having Bank of Canada meeting, OPEC and
non-OPEC gathering, FOMC minutes and key
data in focus.
This Monday there will be no major events or indicators due to be released.
On Tuesday , Eurozone’s preliminary
manufacturing and services PMIs for May will be in focus, though no forecast is
available for any index yet.
From Germany, the Ifo survey for May will be released. No forecast is available, but the ZEW survey for
the month shows that the prospects for the Eurozone as a whole are improving, a
factor that strengthens the economic environment for German exports. The Ifo
survey is expected to indicate a similarly upbeat message coming from German
businesses, especially considering that Eurozone’s political risks are now out
of the way.
On Wednesday, all eyes will be on
the Bank of Canada rate decision. The forecast is for the Bank to remain on
hold once again.
In the US, the main event will be the release of the minutes from the FOMC’s
May policy gathering, where the Committee kept its policy unchanged and offered
very few hints with regards to the timing of the next rate hike.
On Thursday, the highly anticipated meeting between major OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers will take place in Vienna.
On Thursday, the highly anticipated meeting between major OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers will take place in Vienna.
With regards to the economic data, from the UK we get the 2nd estimate of GDP
for Q1.
On Friday, Japan will release its
CPI data for April and later in the day in the US, durable goods orders for
April are due to be released.
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