The Week Ahead On The Markets
The Week Ahead
Read about upcoming market-moving events and plan your trading week
Week commencing 15 July
Chris Beauchamp's insight
Earnings season moves into full flow this week, as banks and then Netflix take centre stage. This will dominate the news agenda for the next three weeks or so. UK companies are also issuing plenty of trading updates, including ASOS, Frasers and Burberry. All eyes will be on the European Central Bank (ECB) meeting and the UK consumer price index (CPI) print on the economic front, while in the political world, the focus shifts to Washington and the ongoing debate about whether President Biden should step aside as the Democratic nominee.
Economic reports
Weekly View
Monday
3 am – China GDP Q2: growth expected to be 5% YoY, from 5.3%. Markets to watch: CNH crosses
1.30 pm – US Empire State manufacturing index (July): forecast to remain at -6. Markets to watch: USD crosses
5 pm – Fed chairman Powell speaks: the Fed chairman is speaking at the Economic Club in Washington DC. He may well comment on the recent CPI weakness and the potential outlook for US interest rates. Markets to watch: US indices, USD crosses
Tuesday
10 am – German ZEW index (July): expected to fall to 46. Markets to watch: EUR crosses
1.30 pm – US retail sales (June): forecast to rise 0.1% MoM. Markets to watch: USD crosses
1.30 pm – Canada CPI (June): prices forecast to rise 2.9% YoY. Markets to watch: CAD crosses
Wednesday
7 am – UK CPI (June): prices are expected to rise 2% YoY and 0.2% MoM. Core CPI to rise 3.5% YoY, in line with the previous month. Markets to watch: GBP crosses
3.30 pm – US EIA crude oil inventories (w/e 12 July): stockpiles fell by two million barrels in the preceding week. Markets to watch: Brent, WTI
Thursday
2.30 am – Australia unemployment rate (June): forecast to hold at 4%. Markets to watch: AUD crosses
7 am – UK employment data: The unemployment rate is expected to hold at 4.4% in May, while average earnings (including bonuses) are forecast to rise 5.6% from 5.9%. Markets to watch: GBP crosses
1.15 pm – ECB rate decision: rates expected to be held at 4.25%. Markets to watch: eurozone indices, EUR crosses
1.30 pm – US initial jobless claims (w/e 13 July): claims fell to 222K in the preceding week. Markets to watch: USD crosses
Friday
12.30 am – Japan inflation (June): prices are expected to rise 2.8% YoY, in line with May, and core CPI to rise 2.4%, from 2.5%. Markets to watch: JPY crosses
7 am – UK retail sales (June): forecast to rise 0.5% MoM from 2.9%. Markets to watch: GBP crosses
Company announcements
|
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday 18 July |
Friday |
Full-year earnings |
Frasers | ||||
Half/ Quarterly earnings |
Goldman Sachs |
Ocado, Bank of America, UnitedHealth |
ASML, Alcoa, United Airlines, Johnson & Johnson |
Novartis, Netflix |
American Express |
Trading update* |
Experian, B&M European Value Retail |
Tullow Oil |
Darktrace, Premier Foods, IDS, Dunelm, ASOS |
Burberry |
Dividends
FTSE 100: None
FTSE 250: Cranswick, Bytes Technology, Ninety One, C&C, Firstgroup
Dividends are applied after the close of the previous day’s session for each market. So, for example, the FTSE 100 goes ex-dividend on a Thursday, but the adjustment is applied at the close of the previous day, e.g. Wednesday. The table below shows the days in which the adjustment is applied, not the ex-dividend days.
Index adjustments
|
Monday 15 July |
Tuesday 16 July |
Wednesday 17 July |
Thursday 18 July |
Friday 19 July |
Monday 22 July |
FTSE 100 | ||||||
Australia 200 | 0.3 | |||||
Wall Street | 6.6 | 9.3 | ||||
US 500 | 0.06 | 0.02 | 0.34 | 0.19 | 0.07 | |
Nasdaq | 0.02 | |||||
Netherlands 25 | ||||||
EU Stocks 50 | 0.7 | 2.6 | ||||
China H-Shares | ||||||
Singapore Blue Chip | ||||||
Hong Kong HS50 | ||||||
South Africa 40 | ||||||
Italy 40 | 112.7 | |||||
Japan 225 |
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