Global Economy Week Ahead: U.S. GDP, Eurozone Inflation

In the week ahead, readings on U.S. home sales and consumer sentiment will be released, the U.K. will see new inflation data, and the eurozone gets a report on services and manufacturing activity......»»

The U.S. May jobs report caps a week that also will see gross domestic product data from the U.S. and Brazil, eurozone inflation figures, and an official gauge of factory activity in China......»»

In the week ahead, the U.S. Commerce Department is set to release data on durable goods, gross domestic product and personal income......»»

Nike and FedEx, two companies with big exposure to the global economy, are set to report quarterly results in the upcoming week. Conway G. Gittens has a look at the week's major events......»»

In the week ahead, the U.S. will see data on retail sales and industrial production, while overseas, China will release its report on first-quarter GDP and the eurozone will get a consumer confidence reading......»»

This week, the U.S. Federal Reserve and European Central Bank release minutes of their latest meetings, and China reports import, export and inflation data......»»

This week, the U.S. and China will see inflation data, China will release its trade balance for April, and the Bank of England will make a monetary policy decision and release new economic projections......»»

In the week ahead, the U.S. will see data on housing starts and home sales, while Brazil’s central bank makes an interest-rate decision and manufacturing numbers from Europe are released......»»

In the week ahead, Japan and the U.S. will see readings on inflation, while the Bank of Korea makes an interest-rate decision after recent data reflected subdued price pressures in South Korea......»»

In the week ahead, the U.S. will report on both producer and consumer prices, giving a glimpse at the path of inflation. Central-bank watchers get a bit of a breather, but the Bank of Japan will release a summary of opinions from its July 30-31 meeting......»»

The week ahead will feature data on producer, consumer and import prices, all inflation gauges. The University of Michigan will also release its first October consumer sentiment reading......»»

Economies around the world will start to get a sense of the damage wrought by the coronavirus this week, as global central banks and governments continue their running battle to allay market fears over the scale of their response......»»

The Federal Reserve may need to move aggressively to cut borrowing costs to cushion the economy from the effects of the rapid spread of the new coronavirus, which sent global stocks tumbling this week......»»

Weighing The Week Ahead: Can A U.S./China Truce Boost The Global Economy?.....»»

Asian shares fell to six-week lows on Thursday as tensions rose ahead of last ditch U.S.-China trade talks which could sharply alter the direction of the global economy......»»

Asian shares hit six-week lows in early trade on Thursday as increased tensions ahead of key Sino-U.S. trade negotiations fanned fresh concerns about the outlook for the global economy......»»

Asian shares struggled for traction on Monday after U.S. employment data raised doubts about the strength of the global economy, while investor jitters ahead of crucial Brexit votes in the UK parliament this week weighed on the pound......»»

Asian shares pulled back on Monday after U.S. employment data raised doubts about the strength of the global economy while investor jitters ahead of crucial Brexit votes in the UK parliament this week weighed on the pound......»»

Retail sales from the U.S., and GDP data from Japan and Germany put the strength of the global economy under scrutiny this week. Ciara Lee reports on what could also be a 'make or break' few days for the NAFTA trade talks......»»

In the week ahead, China issues data on business activity, Brazil’s central bank releases a policy statement, and the U.S. will see reports on retail sales, housing starts and industrial production......»»