Jeremy Oles

Published On: 26/06/2025
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By Published On: 26/06/2025
Time(GMT+0/UTC+0)StateImportanceEventForecastPrevious
10:00🇪🇺2 pointsEU Leaders Summit———-———-
11:30🇺🇸2 pointsFOMC Member Williams Speaks———-———-
12:30🇺🇸3 pointsCore PCE Price Index (MoM) (May)0.1%0.1%
12:30🇺🇸3 pointsCore PCE Price Index (YoY) (May)2.6%2.5%
12:30🇺🇸2 pointsPCE price index (MoM) (May)0.1%0.1%
12:30🇺🇸2 pointsPCE Price index (YoY) (May)2.3%2.1%
12:30🇺🇸2 pointsPersonal Spending (MoM) (May)0.1%0.2%
14:00🇺🇸2 pointsMichigan 1-Year Inflation Expectations (Jun)5.1%6.6%
14:00🇺🇸2 pointsMichigan 5-Year Inflation Expectations (Jun)4.1%4.2%
14:00🇺🇸2 pointsMichigan Consumer Expectations (Jun)58.447.9
14:00🇺🇸2 pointsMichigan Consumer Sentiment (Jun)60.552.2
15:30🇺🇸2 pointsAtlanta Fed GDPNow (Q2) ———-3.4%
17:00🇺🇸2 pointsU.S. Baker Hughes Oil Rig Count———-438
17:00🇺🇸2 pointsU.S. Baker Hughes Total Rig Count———-554
20:30🇺🇸2 pointsFed Bank Stress Test Results———-———-

Summary of Upcoming Economic Events on June 27, 2025

Eurozone

1. EU Leaders Summit – 10:00 UTC

  • Market Impact:
    • A forum for coordinated policy decisions, particularly on fiscal and geopolitical issues.
    • Outcomes could influence EUR sentiment and sovereign bond dynamics.

United States

2. FOMC Member Williams Speaks – 11:30 UTC

  • Market Impact:
    • His remarks could steer expectations around Fed policy. Hawkish tone supports USD and yields; dovish tone boosts risk assets.

3. PCE Price Indexes & Personal Spending (May) – 12:30 UTC

  • Core PCE (MoM): 0.1% | YoY: 2.6%
  • Headline PCE (MoM): 0.1% | YoY: 2.3%
  • Personal Spending (MoM): 0.1%
  • Market Impact:
    • As the Fed’s primary inflation gauge, a core PCE above 2.5% may dampen rate cut expectations and buoy bonds and USD.
    • Weak or subdued readings would maintain pressure toward easing rate expectations.

4. Michigan Consumer Survey (Jun) – 14:00 UTC

  • 1-Year Inflation: 5.1% | Previous: 6.6%
  • 5-Year Inflation: 4.1% | Previous: 4.2%
  • Consumer Expectations: 58.4 | Previous: 47.9
  • Consumer Sentiment: 60.5 | Previous: 52.2
  • Market Impact:
    • Lower inflation expectations alongside a rebound in sentiment suggests improving consumer confidence, supporting both equities and Fed patience.

5. Atlanta Fed GDPNow (Q2) – 15:30 UTC

  • Forecast: ~3.4%
  • Market Impact:
    • A maintained growth outlook supports stability in financial conditions.

6. U.S. Baker Hughes Rig Counts – 17:00 UTC

  • Crude: 438 | Total: 554
  • Market Impact:
    • A drop in rig counts may boost oil prices, while an increase could pressure the energy sector.

7. Fed Bank Stress Test Results – 20:30 UTC

  • Market Impact:
    • Crucial for banking sector confidence. A clean result supports bank stocks, while issues could hurt sector performance and broader risk sentiment.

Market Impact Analysis

  • Fed-centric session featuring core inflation indicators, consumer outlooks, and commentary from Williams.
  • Michigan survey can offer insight into consumer behavior and inflation expectations—important for Fed policy.
  • The Fed stress test outcome adds another layer, focusing on financial system resilience.
  • EU summit may provide geopolitical or fiscal updates, subtly impacting EUR and EU assets.

Overall Impact Score: 8/10

Key Takeaways:

  • Watch the Core PCE print and consumer expectations for clues on inflation trends and Fed intentions.
  • Williams’ comments and the bank stress test will guide markets on policy and financial stability.
  • The EU summit offers context for EUR, while rig data may influence energy sector positioning.