U.S. Economy Week Ahead: Inflation, Delayed Retail Sales

Jim Cramer takes a look at the week ahead in earnings reports, and data on retail sales and unemployment......»»

Ahead of the initial opening bell to ring in.....»»

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......»»

In the week ahead, the U.S. will see data on personal income and spending and the April jobs report. Overseas, inflation figures from the eurozone are due, and Brazil’s central bank will release numbers on the country’s fiscal situation......»»

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......»»

Below is a list of notable corporate events for the week beginning May 7. Note, this list is not comprehensive and all dates are subject to change. All times are ET. Monday Notable Earnings read more.....»»

Below is a list of notable corporate events for the week beginning May 7. Note, this list is not compreh.....»»

Earnings from several major retailers and monthly retail sales data put the focus on consumers in the week ahead, but the bigger market events could be developments on NAFTA trade talks and a parade of Fed speakers......»»

Earnings from several major retailers and monthly retail sales data put the focus on consumers in the week ahead, but the bigger market events could be developments on NAFTA trade talks and a parade of Fed speakers......»»

Wall Street goes shopping this week, starting with retail sales data tomorrow and then moving along to earnings reports from some of the .....»»

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......»»

German retail sales rose more than expected in April after four consecutive monthly drops, data showed on Wednesday, suggesting that household spending will support growth in Europe's biggest economy in the second quarter. Ciara Lee reports.....»»

Why cyclical sector ETFs could be winning ETFs now. Signs of steady recovery in the U.S. economy are now pretty evident, thanks to a solid labor market, manufacturing activity and retail sales. Decent inflation, .....»»

Sales at retail stores surged in May, but the increase was a double-edged sword. Americans are spending more because of a strong economy, but rising inflation also means they have to pay more for gas and other staples......»»

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......»»

The Canadian dollar fell to its lowest level in a year against its U.S. rival Friday morning following sluggish readings on consumer price inflation and retail sales, which underlined the fragility of Canada’s economy......»»

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

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 U.S., Realtors will release home-sales data and the Commerce Department will post second-quarter growth figures......»»

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......»»