(Part 1 of 4) - Economic Calendar of the week starting 06Jul2026
Economic Preview: Key Data Releases (week of 06Jul2026)
Services Sector Indicators
S&P Global Services PMI: The June forecast is 51.3, suggesting continued growth compared with the previous reading.
ISM Non-Manufacturing Prices: The June release is expected in the coming week. The previous reading of 71.3 pointed to elevated inflationary pressures across the non-manufacturing sector, with higher costs likely filtering through to consumers.
ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI: The June forecast is 54.2, indicating expansion in the non-manufacturing sector.
Energy Market Signals
Crude oil inventories previously recorded a drawdown of more than 3.7 million barrels, suggesting producers may be responding to stronger expected consumer demand. This is a bullish indicator, and the upcoming release should help clarify the outlook for oil producers, market consumption, and demand conditions.
Rates and Market Sentiment
10-Year Note and 30-Year Bond Auctions: These upcoming auctions are important references for market sentiment. Higher prices for notes or bonds would imply stronger demand, which may indicate fund rotation away from other asset classes, including equities.
FOMC Meeting Minutes: The minutes will be released in the coming week and should provide useful context for how the market anticipates future interest rate decisions.
Housing Market Indicator
Existing home sales are forecast at 4.2 million units, making this release a useful reference point for assessing the health of the real estate market.
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