Jeremy Oles

Published On: 10/07/2024
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Upcoming economic events 11 July 2024
By Published On: 10/07/2024
Time(GMT+0/UTC+0)StateImportanceEventForecastPrevious
08:00🇨🇳2 pointsNew Loans2,200.0B950.0B
09:00🇺🇸2 pointsIEA Monthly Report  ——————
10:00🇪🇺2 pointsEurogroup Meetings——————
12:30🇺🇸2 pointsContinuing Jobless Claims1,860K1,858K
12:30🇺🇸3 pointsCore CPI (MoM) (Jun)0.2%0.2%
12:30🇺🇸2 pointsCore CPI (YoY) (Jun)3.4%3.4%
12:30🇺🇸3 pointsCPI (MoM) (Jun)0.1%0.0%
12:30🇺🇸3 pointsCPI (YoY) (Jun)3.1%3.3%
12:30🇺🇸3 pointsInitial Jobless Claims236K238K
15:30🇺🇸2 pointsFOMC Member Bostic Speaks——————
17:00🇺🇸3 points30-Year Bond Auction———4.403%
18:00🇺🇸2 pointsFederal Budget Balance (Jun)-71.2B-347.0B
20:30🇺🇸2 pointsFed’s Balance Sheet———7,222B
22:30🇳🇿2 pointsBusiness NZ PMI (Jun)———47.2
22:45🇳🇿2 pointsElectronic Card Retail Sales (MoM) (Jun)———-1.1%

Summary of Upcoming Economic Events on July 11, 2024

  1. China New Loans: Monthly change in new loans issued. Forecast: 2,200.0B, Previous: 950.0B.
  2. IEA Monthly Report: Insights from the International Energy Agency on global energy markets.
  3. Eurogroup Meetings: Discussions by Eurozone finance ministers on economic policies.
  4. US Continuing Jobless Claims: Number of individuals receiving unemployment benefits. Forecast: 1,860K, Previous: 1,858K.
  5. US Core CPI (MoM) (Jun): Monthly change in the core consumer price index. Forecast: +0.2%, Previous: +0.2%.
  6. US Core CPI (YoY) (Jun): Annual change in the core consumer price index. Forecast: +3.4%, Previous: +3.4%.
  7. US CPI (MoM) (Jun): Monthly change in the consumer price index. Forecast: +0.1%, Previous: 0.0%.
  8. US CPI (YoY) (Jun): Annual change in the consumer price index. Forecast: +3.1%, Previous: +3.3%.
  9. US Initial Jobless Claims: Number of new unemployment claims. Forecast: 236K, Previous: 238K.
  10. FOMC Member Bostic Speaks: Insights into the Federal Reserve’s policy stance.
  11. US 30-Year Bond Auction: Reflects investor demand for U.S. 30-year Treasuries. Previous: 4.403%.
  12. US Federal Budget Balance (Jun): Difference between government revenue and expenditure. Forecast: -71.2B, Previous: -347.0B.
  13. Fed’s Balance Sheet: Weekly update on the Federal Reserve’s assets and liabilities. Previous: 7,222B.
  14. New Zealand Business NZ PMI (Jun): Measures manufacturing activity. Previous: 47.2.
  15. New Zealand Electronic Card Retail Sales (MoM) (Jun): Monthly change in electronic retail card spending. Previous: -1.1%.

Market Impact Analysis

  • China New Loans: A significant increase in new loans can boost economic activity, positively affecting the yuan (CNY) and local markets.
  • IEA Monthly Report: Provides insights on energy supply and demand, impacting oil prices and energy stocks.
  • Eurogroup Meetings: Expected discussions maintain stability; surprises could affect Eurozone markets.
  • US Continuing Jobless Claims: Stable claims indicate a steady job market; unexpected increases could signal economic weakness.
  • US Core CPI (MoM and YoY): Stable or rising inflation supports confidence in USD; higher-than-expected figures may raise inflation concerns.
  • US CPI (MoM and YoY): Lower CPI indicates cooling inflation, potentially impacting USD and equities.
  • US Initial Jobless Claims: Stable or lower claims suggest a strong labor market; higher claims could signal economic issues.
  • FOMC Member Bostic: Dovish comments reassure markets; hawkish remarks increase volatility.
  • US 30-Year Bond Auction: Strong demand supports bonds and lowers yields; weak demand raises yields and impacts equities.
  • US Federal Budget Balance: Smaller deficit than expected supports confidence; larger deficit could raise concerns.
  • Fed’s Balance Sheet: Reflects the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy stance and market interventions.
  • New Zealand Business NZ PMI: Higher PMI indicates growth in manufacturing; lower PMI suggests contraction, impacting NZD.
  • New Zealand Electronic Card Retail Sales: Increase indicates strong consumer spending; decline suggests weaker consumption, affecting NZD.

Overall Impact

  • Volatility: High, with significant potential reactions in equity, bond, and currency markets.
  • Impact Score: 7/10, indicating a high potential for market movements.