Monday, June 1
China is to release official data on manufacturing and service sector growth as well as the final reading of the HSBC manufacturing index.
Australia is to produce data on building approvals.
Germany is to release preliminary data on consumer prices. The euro zone is to release final data on manufacturing sector growth.
The U.K. is to publish data on manufacturing sector activity.
Later in the day, the Institute of Supply Management is to release data on manufacturing activity.
Tuesday, June 2
The Reserve Bank of Australia is to announce its benchmark interest rate and publish its rate statement, which outlines economic conditions and the factors affecting the monetary policy decision.
Australia is also to release data on the current account.
Japan is to release a report on average cash earnings.
The euro zone is to release preliminary data on consumer prices, while Spain and Germany are to publish the latest employment reports.
The U.K. is to publish reports on construction activity and net lending.
The U.S. is to report on factory orders.
Wednesday, June 3
Australia is to release data on first quarter economic growth.
China is to release the final reading of the HSBC service sector index.
The euro zone is to release final data on service sector growth, as well as data on retail sales and the unemployment rate.
The European Central Bank is also to announce its monetary policy decision. The rate announcement will be followed by a post-policy meeting press conference with President Mario Draghi.
The U.K. is to release data on service sector growth.
The U.S. is to release the ADP non-farm payrolls report, while looks at private sector jobs growth.
Both the U.S. and Canada are to release trade data and later in the day, the ISM is to report on U.S. service sector activity.
Thursday, June 4
Australia is to publish report on retail sales and the trade balance.
The Bank of England is to announce its official bank rate.
The U.S. is to release the weekly report on initial jobless claims.
Canada is to publish its Ivey PMI.
Friday, June 5
In the euro area, Germany is to release data on factory orders.
The Swiss National Bank is to publish data on its foreign currency reserves. This data is closely scrutinized for indications of the size of the bank’s operations in currency markets.
Canada is to release its monthly employment report.
The U.S. is to round up the week with the closely watched government report on nonfarm payrolls, the unemployment rate and average earnings.
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