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The research for the week of June 29 to July 3, 2026, highlights a heavy macro-economic calendar dominated by critical manufacturing PMIs, labor market reports, and global inflation prints. Central bank activity remains a primary focus, particularly regarding the hawkish rhetoric from the Bank of Japan and the data-dependent posture of the ECB, alongside a dense schedule of speakers at the Sintra forum. Geopolitical risks, including regional conflicts and ongoing supply chain disruptions, continue to exacerbate market sensitivity to economic volatility. Meanwhile, central banks in China, Canada, and Mexico are demonstrating increased caution in their rate adjustment paths amidst mixed signals. Complementing the macro narrative, the earnings calendar brings corporate fundamentals to the forefront, with significant EPS and revenue updates expected from key S&P 500 constituents such as Constellation Brands, Nike, FactSet, and General Mills. Collectively, these reports underscore an environment where traders must navigate both rigorous central bank policy surveillance and specific US equity performance metrics.
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Weekly Economic Calendar
This report provides a comprehensive weekly economic calendar for June 29–July 3, 2026, detailing key events, central bank speakers, and supply auctions.
Weekly US Earnings Estimates
This report outlines the earnings calendar for US equities across the S&P 500, DJIA, and Nasdaq 100 for the week of June 29th to July 3rd, 2026. It includes consensus EPS and revenue expectations for specific companies reporting during this window.
Week in Focus
This report highlights the upcoming economic schedule for late June and early July 2026, focusing on key data releases such as US non-farm payrolls, Japanese Tankan index, and Eurozone flash CPI. It also reviews recent policy decisions from the PBoC, BoC, and Banxico alongside inflation updates in Canada and Australia.
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