Key Events Next Week: US Retail Data, Senate Vote on the GENIUS Act
Important Events and Data Preview for Next Week: Super Central Bank Week, US Retail Data
1. Monday: China’s May year-on-year retail sales of consumer goods and industrial added value above designated size; US June New York Fed Manufacturing Index;
2. Tuesday: US May retail sales month-on-month, import price index month-on-month, and industrial production month-on-month; US Senate vote on the GENIUS Act;
3. Wednesday: US initial jobless claims;
4. Thursday: Interest rate decisions from the Federal Reserve, Swiss National Bank, and Bank of England; US stock market closed for one day;
5. Friday: US June Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index. (Jin10)
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