Last week, the United States and China concluded their London speech Moderate adjustments to the trade war armistice earlier in Mayhelp relieve investors’ tension. Inflation is softer than expected Economists warn of the full impact of tariffs It may not be there for another month or two. Oracle and Adobe beat earnings expectations, pointing to the continued enterprise-level demand for AI-driven services. US bonds persist Good financial auction This has soothed concerns about weak demand recently.
Despite this, this week Some frustrating notes on the marketOil prices soared after Israel’s air strikes against Iran’s nuclear site.
It is expected to receive high-risk news and surprising gains next week. The Fed will release its latest policy decisions and economic forecasts, while Accenture, Camax, Kroger and Darden restaurants will all report.
Monday, June 16
Monday provides a brand new reading for regional manufacturing. New York Federal Reserve released the Empire State Manufacturing Survey June. Reading volumes last month were high -9.2, so the market will watch signs of recovery or further contraction.
Imperial Print is not usually a market driver, but it shows a broader industrial trend that is likely to be a week dominated by Fed news.
Tuesday, June 17
Starting Tuesday Two-day June meeting In the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), Wall Street is completely close to watch, absolutely anything news: a tip for a shift, a statement about the economic situation, you can name it. This time, the Federal Reserve No interest rates expected to be reduced. However, investors will focus on a summary of economic forecasts with lasers, also known as the “DOT chart”. The updated forecast will provide clues about how much tax rates, if any, may be reduced in the second half of 2025.
It was also a heavyweight morning for economic data. In front of the clock, Can be retailed Arrived with retail sales, excluding automobiles, import price index and core import prices. Later, the Fed reported industrial production and capacity utilization, followed by commercial inventory and the NAHB/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index.
Wednesday, June 18
The main event is here: at 2:00 pm ET, the Federal Reserve will release its latest interest rate decision and a summary of its economic forecast. Fed Chairman Jerome Powell will face problems with inflation, the labor market and growing anxiety about U.S. government debt at a press conference held at 2:30 p.m. ET.
Thursday, June 19
The market will be closed Memorial to Junteentha federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. With no deals and no scheduled major economic data releases, Wall Street will take a breath after a possible turbulent meeting on Wednesday. Nevertheless, even if the market itself is closed, there is a lot of sustained Fed coverage and thinking items expected.
Friday, June 20
Accenture reports before the bell, giving investors another reading about corporate spending and demand for AI-related services. Kroger will also release results for grocery inflation, consumer price sensitivity and more traditional grocery stores and discount retailers (e.g. Walmart and US dollar general.
Carmax and Darden Restaurants reported later that day. Carmax’s figures could reveal consumer demand for used cars and credit, while Darden (parent company of Olive Garden and other chains) offers pulse checks on breadsticks, Merlot and mid-level dining. All in all, this should make the news heavy and the news heavy in the past week.
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