by Chris Becker
Here’s this week’s data/event calendar, which you can also find here linked on our sidebar.
Locally, its a quiet week again, but on Friday we get May financial aggregate figures from the RBA, which gauges all private sector lending – which is effectively the momentum behind the economy.
Internationally, its a mix of manufacturing surveys, CPI and sentiment prints, with the usual weekly US jobless claims.
Data for the Week ending 29th June 2012:
From the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS):
Thursday: Job vacancies May
From the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA):
Tuesday: Guy Debelle speaks at MFAA
Friday: Private sector credit aggregates/growth for May
Other Local and New Zealand data
Wednesday: NZ merchandise trade
Thursday: HIA new home sales for May
International:
Monday: Chicago Fed Activity Index
Tuesday: US new home sales, Dallas Fed Mfg survey, Case/Shiller HPI (0.4% expected for April) and Redbook/Goldman retail sales, Italian retail sales
Wednesday: US consumer confidence, Richmond Fed Mfg survey, German CPI, US Durable goods orders (0.4% expected for May)
Thursday: Japan retail sales, German unemployment, Italian PPI and CPI, UK GDP, EMU Economic sentiment, US GDP, weekly jobless claims and Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index
Friday: US Kansas City Manufacturing Survey, Japan CPI/household spending, unemployment rate, industrial production, French GDP, German retail sales, EMU M3 money supply. US Chicago PMI, Consumer sentiment
Schedule of European debt auctions:
