Flows slowing to a trickle now as the month winds down and as traders brace for event risk ahead on Wednesday and Thursday, even if they have little appetite for risk ahead of the July 4 holiday weekend. EUR/USD fell to 1.3999 reaching a fresh intra-day low. The pair has fallen 80 pips since the beginning of the American session. The Euro rebounded at 1.4000 and now is being traded at 1.4025/30 which is 0.35% below today’s opening price.

Adobe Systems Inc
The software maker has shut down its North American operations for the week as part of a previously announced cost-cutting plans. This week's closure is the second of three one-week shut downs that Adobe said it would implement this year, in addition to Adobe's usual shutdown between the week of Christmas and New Year's Day.

Apollo Group Inc Cl A
The provider of online education including The University of Phoenix, Inc., reported third-quarter profit rose to $201.1M, or $1.26 a share, from $139.1M, or 85 cents a share, in the year-ago period. Revenue increased to $1.05B from $835.2B. 71.45 +5.46 / +8.27%

Dell Inc
The personal computer maker s is developing a pocket-sized electronic device for accessing the Internet according to The Wall Street Journal. Itwill run on Google Inc.'s Android software.

Johnson & Johnson
A federal jury ordered Abbott Laboratories to pay $1.67B to a J&J unit for violating a patent related to the arthritis treatment Remicade. Johnson & Johnson had alleged that Abbott's rheumatoid-arthritis therapy Humira infringed on a patent held by its Centocor Ortho Biotech Inc. The patent is co-owned by New York University.

GBP/USD is falling sharp and fast. The pair dropped below 1.6520 and fell to 1.6426 in a few minutes, achieving a fresh intra-day low. During the Asian session the pair reached an 8-month high at 1.6745, since then it has accumulated a loss of more than 300 pips. So far today, the pair is 0.75% below today’s opening price. Cable is also falling in the last hours against the Yen and the Euro.

Stocks are moving sideways in a relatively narrow trading range. For the S&P 500, the range brackets the 915 level by just a couple of points in either direction.
Meanwhile, crude oil prices have slipped to fresh session lows. Futures contracts are currently pricing the stuff 3.4% lower at $69.00 per barrel.
Energy stocks have contained their losses, though. The energy sector is down 1.3% after being down more than 2% at its low.

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pressured by a stronger U.S. dollar and as weak consumer confidence data hit equities. U.S. crude for August delivery traded $2.37 lower at $69.12 a barrel, off its earlier eight-month high of $73.38. London Brent gave up $2.39 to trade at $68.60 a barrel. The U.S. dollar rose against the euro, adding pressure to oil prices. A stronger dollar makes commodities denominated in the currency more expensive for investors. Equity losses also weighed as U.S. and European stock markets fell following weak consumer confidence data, raising thoughts of extended economic weakness and subdued demand for fuel.

The dollar gained versus the euro for the first time in four days as a report showed U.S. consumer confidence unexpectedly dropped in June, increasing demand for the safety of the world’s main reserve currency. “It’s a classic risk-aversion trade following the dreadful consumer-confidence number,” said Jacob Oubina, a currency strategist at FOREX.com, a unit of the online currency trading firm Gain Capital in Bedminster, New Jersey. “That’s a dramatic surprise.” The dollar climbed 0.4 percent to $1.4027 versus the euro at 10:27 a.m. in New York, from $1.4083 yesterday. The euro traded at 135.09 yen, compared with 135.31 yen. The dollar appreciated 0.3 percent to 96.34 yen from 96.06. The Conference Board’s sentiment index decreased this month to 49.3 from a revised 54.8 in May, the New York-based research group said today. The median forecast of 70 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News was for a gain to 55.3 from a previously reported 54.9 in the prior month. GBP/USD is falling sharp and fast. The pair dropped below 1.6520 and fell to 1.6426 in a few minutes, achieving a fresh intra-day low.

Oil and energy stocks have pulled the blue-chip indices lower on the back of falling crude prices, with E.ON AG (EOAN), Total SA (FP), and Royal Dutch Shell (RDSA RDSB) hitting hardest. Mining stocks have made similar moves as metals prices tumbled this afternoon, with Anglo American (AAL) and Rio Tinto (RIO) leading losses. In Frankfurt, automakers are still weaker amid continued uncertainty surrounding Porsche (PAH3), after they rejected a E3-4mln bid by Volkswagen (VOW).
The FTSE-100 is currently down 52pts (-1.2%), CAC-40 down 63pts (-2.0%), and the Xetra-DAX down 80pts (-1.6%).

The S&P 500 recently extended its decline so that it fell back to the 915 level, where it has since found support. Still, losses are broad-based among the major sectors in the S&P 500 and range from the tech sector's 0.4% decline to the utilities sector's 1.8% decline.
The relatively limited loss by the tech sector has helped the Nasdaq hold up better against the recent selling effort than its counterparts. The Nasdaq actually lagged the other headline indices in the previous session.

Crude is extending morning losses, currently 1.7% lower at $70.31 per barrel, and is trading near early morning lows.
Natural gas is trading sharply lower as well, breaking further below the $4.00 level. Nat gas is 2.4% currently lower at $3.86.
Precious metals are lower on a higher dollar this morning. August gold is 1.5% lower at $940.70 per ounce, while July silver is 1.9% lower at $13.71.

EUR/USD $1.4090, $1.4035, $1.4000, $1.4100, $1.4190
USD/JPY Y97.20, Y95.20, Y95.50
AUD/USD $0.8050
USD/CAD C$1.1500, C$1.1610

Stocks have dropped sharply into negative territory in the wake of the latest consumer confidence and expectations readings.
The Consumer Confidence Index for June came in at 49.3, which is below the 55.3 that was expected and down from the previously reported 54.9. Meanwhile, the Expectations Index came in at 65.5, which is below the 75.5 that was expected and down from the 71.5 in the previous report.
The downturns in the Confidence and Expectations Indices come as consumers continue to grapple with a tough labor market, depreciating home values, and a flat stock prices during June.
Early Movers: Trading up -- VICL +21.8%, GERN +17.3%, XCO +16.5%, CGEN +12.2%, APOL +8.9%, HRB +8.2%, ESI +7.3%, TSL +7%, CECO +6.9%, PACR +6.7%, ARM +6.3%, DV +6.2%, COCO +5.6%, FUQI +5.6%, GMXR +5.4%, OSK +4.8%, AXL +4.8%, MOT +4.7%; Trading down -- RZ -21.8%, SRZ -20.9%, SCHN -7.2%, PSEC -6.8%, ASBC -6.4%, UAUA -6.1%, UEC -5.4%

Prices paid 36.3. New orders 41.6, employment 28.9 vs 25.0, inventories 34.2, production 39.3.

Low print was notched around $1.4060 with the pair skidding lower on conspicuous sales by US investment name, said to be between half and three-quarters of a yard of euros. Sales tripped stops under the overnight low area near $1.4070. A few more stops said in place sub $1.4050 where bids are also reported. More stops sub $1.4040.

U.S. stocks were poised to open the last session of 2009's first half slightly higher, ahead of economic reports on consumer confidence and housing.

Slowly slipping lower again, after recent failure to gain a toe hold back above $1.6600. Rate trades back around $1.6570 after dipping to $1.6560. Bids remain in place between $1.6555/50, stops on a break of $1.6540.

Data:
06:00 UK Nationwide house price index (June) 0.9%
06:00 UK Nationwide house price index (June) Y/Y -9.3%
06:45 France PPI (May) -0.3%
06:45 France PPI (May)Y/Y -7.8%
07:55 Germany Unemployment (June) seasonally adjusted +31K
07:55 Germany Unemployment (June) seasonally adjusted, mln 3.495
07:55 Germany Unemployment rate (June) seasonally adjusted 8.3%
07:55 Germany Unemployment (June) seasonally unadjusted, mln 3.410
07:55 Germany Unemployment rate (June) seasonally unadjusted 8.1%
08:00 Е16 M3 money supply (May) adjusted Y/Y 3,7%
08:30 UK Current account (Q1), bln -8,5
08:30 UK GDP (Q1) final Y/Y -4,9%
08:30 UK GDP (Q1) final -2,4%
09:00 Е16 Harmonized CPI (June) Y/Y preliminary -0.1%

The dollar fell for a fourth day against the euro as stocks rose on speculation the global recession is abating, damping demand for the U.S. currency as a refuge.
The dollar declined against 13 of the 16 most-traded currencies before a U.S. report that economists say will show consumer confidence rose to a nine-month high, giving investors more confidence to buy higher-yielding assets. The yen rose from a two-week low against the euro and gained versus the dollar on speculation investors reduced bets Japan’s currency will weaken before the Bank of Japan’s quarterly Tankan survey tomorrow.
Confidence among U.S. consumers rose to 55.3 in June, the highest level since September 2008, from 54.90 in May, according to a survey of economists. The Conference Board will release the sentiment index at 14:00 GMT in Washington.
The Dollar Index, which tracks the greenback against the currencies of six major U.S. trading partners including the euro, yen and pound, declined 0.2 percent to 79.672.
The yen reversed earlier losses against the dollar and the euro. The Tankan survey will show an index of sentiment among large manufacturers rose to minus 43 from a record low of minus 58 in March, according to a survey of economists. A negative number means pessimists outnumber optimists.
The euro gained versus the dollar on speculation ECB council member Ewald Nowotny will today signal the central bank will keep interest rates on hold into next year to aid the recovery. Nowotny was scheduled to speak in Vienna today.

EUR/USD the pair lead the most part of session within the limits of $1,4080-$ 1,4150

Citi economist Steven Weiting saus US output is still falling, but Q3 will see a modest rise in GDP that "could well mark the end of statistical recession." Citi ests +0.5% Q3 real GDP and +1.2% 4Q but warns "near term we face weaker employment and core retail sales news in June."

The dollar fell for a fourth day against the euro as stocks rose on speculation the global recession is abating, damping demand for the U.S. currency as a refuge.
The dollar declined against 13 of the 16 most-traded currencies before a U.S. report that economists say will show consumer confidence rose to a nine-month high, giving investors more confidence to buy higher-yielding assets. The yen rose from a two-week low against the euro and gained versus the dollar on speculation investors reduced bets Japan’s currency will weaken before the Bank of Japan’s quarterly Tankan survey tomorrow.
“The dollar acted as a safe haven during the crisis, appreciating notably,” Ulrich Leuchtmann, head of foreign- exchange research in Frankfurt at Commerzbank AG, Germany’s second-largest lender, wrote in a client note today. “So, it’s to be expected that this situation would change once things returned to normal.”
Confidence among U.S. consumers rose to 55.3 in June, the highest level since September 2008, from 54.90 in May, according to a survey of economists. The Conference Board will release the sentiment index at 14:00 GMT in Washington.
The Dollar Index, which tracks the greenback against the currencies of six major U.S. trading partners including the euro, yen and pound, declined 0.2 percent to 79.672.
The yen reversed earlier losses against the dollar and the euro. The Tankan survey will show an index of sentiment among large manufacturers rose to minus 43 from a record low of minus 58 in March, according to a survey of economists. A negative number means pessimists outnumber optimists.
The euro gained versus the dollar on speculation ECB council member Ewald Nowotny will today signal the central bank will keep interest rates on hold into next year to aid the recovery. Nowotny was scheduled to speak in Vienna today.

Resistance 3: Y97.20
Resistance 2: Y96.50
Resistance 1: Y96.00
Current price: Y95.80
Support 1: Y95.30
Support 2: Y93.80
Support 3: Y93.50
COMMENTS: The pair established session low in the field Y95.30 which at present is the nearest support. Break under will target May 22 lows on Y93.80 and further to Y93.50. Resistance is around hourly high on Y96.00. Strong resistance comes on Y96.50 (Jun 25 high), then - near Friday’s highs on Y97.20.

Resistance 3:Chf1.1150
Resistance 2:Chf1.1020
Resistance 1:Chf1.0920
Current price: Chf 1.0797
Support 1:Chf1.0800
Support 2:Chf1.0760
Support 3:Chf1.0630
СOMMENTS: Dollar probes support at Chf1.0800 with a break under opens the way to Chf1.0760 and Chf1.0630 (Wednesday’s low). Minor resistance comes at yesterday’s highs on Chf1.0910/20. Strong resistance comes near Wednesday’s highs on Chf1.1020 (also 38.2% Fibo of Chf1.1720 - Chf1.0590 decline). Above the bullish momentum strengthens and opens the way to Chf1.1150 (50%).

Resistance 3:$1.7400
Resistance 2:$1.6820
Resistance 1:$1.6740
Current price: $1.6620
Support 1: $1.6600
Support 2: $1.6540
Support 3: $1.6420
COMMENTS: Tech hasn't changed. Minor resistance at $1.6740. Stronger level remains at $1.6820 (50% Fibo of $2.0144 - $1.3470 decline), then – at $1.6920. Minor support is at hourly low on $1.6600, then – at session low on $1.6540. Break under will widen losses to $1.6420.

Resistance 3:$1.4330
Resistance 2:$1.4270
Resistance 1:$1.4140
Current price: $1.4091
Support 1:$1.4060
Support 2:$1.3980
Support 3:$1.3780
COMMENTS: Tech hasn't changed. Resistance - $1.4140. Break above opens the way to $1.4240/70 (04-05 Jun highs). Stronger level is near Jun 03 high on $1.4330. Support comes at session low on $1.4060, below – on $1.3980( Monday’s lows). Strong level is near $1.3780 (38,2% Fibo of $1,2880-$1,4330 rise).

EUR/USD
Offers $1.4200, $1.4180/85, $1.4160
Bids $1.4100/095, $1.4050/40, $1.4025/20, $1.4000, $1.3980

USDJPY
Offers Y96.90/00, Y96.45/50, Y95.80/85
Bids Y95.10/00

Current account (Q1), bln -8,5
GDP (Q1) final Y/Y -4,9%
GDP (Q1) final -2,4%

The dollar weakened for a fourth day against the euro as Asian stocks advanced on speculation the global recession is abating, damping demand for the U.S. currency as a refuge. The dollar declined before a U.S. report that economists say will show consumer confidence rose to a nine-month high, giving investors more confidence to buy higher-yielding assets.
The euro gained versus the dollar on speculation ECB council member Ewald Nowotny will today signal the central bank will keep interest rates on hold into next year to aid an economic recovery.
The U.S. currency headed for a 6.2% loss against the euro this quarter, its first decline since March 2008. The yen is poised for a 6.1% drop versus the euro this year.
The yen rose from a two-week low against the euro and gained versus the dollar on speculation investors reduced bets Japan’s currency will weaken before the Bank of Japan’s quarterly Tankan survey tomorrow. The Tankan survey will show an index of sentiment among large manufacturers rose to -43 from a record low of -58 in March, according to a survey of economists.

EUR/USD rose from $1.4070 and for the rest of the session rate held within the $1.4090/$1.4150 range. Currently euro back to the figure.

EUR/USD: $1.4100, $1.4190, $1.4090, $1.4035
USD/JPY: Y95.20, Y95.50
USD/CAD: C$1.1500, C$1.1610

Japan's benchmark stock indices ended Tuesday's session higher, boosted by overnight gains in the U.S. and data showing stronger-than-expected consumer spending. However, the market was unable to break decisively above the key 10,000 level. The Nikkei 225 was higher by 174.97 points, or 1.79%, to stand at 9958.44. The broader-based TOPIX was 14.44 points higher at 929.76.

Majors close
Nikkei -93.92 -1.00% 9,783.47
Topix -11.48 -1.2% 915.32
FTSE +53.02 +1.25% 4,294.03
CAC +63.95 +2.04% 3,193.68
Dax +108.62 +2.27% 4,885.09
Dow +90.99 +1.08% 8,529.38
NASDAQ +5.84 +0.32% 1,844.06
S&P +8.33 +0.91% 927.23
10yr Note -0.1400 -0.040% 3.492%
NYMEX Crude Oil +2.33 +3.37% 71.49
Gold -0.30 -0.03% 940.70

Japanese stocks fell for the first time in four days as plans by Daiwa Securities Group Inc. and Mizuho Financial Group Inc. to sell new shares raised concern shareholder value will be diluted.
Daiwa, Japan’s No. 2 brokerage, lost 12 percent, the sharpest decline in nine years, after announcing its first public offering in two decades.
Mizuho, the third-biggest bank by market value, dropped 3.4 percent after people familiar with the deal said the bank may start selling shares as early as this week.
Oji Paper Co., the nation’s biggest user of high-sulfur fuel oil, climbed 2.2 percent as crude prices fell.
Stocks rose in the morning session after a Trade Ministry report on factory output stoked optimism the nation’s economy was recovering. Industrial production rose 5.9 percent in May from the previous month, the Ministry said. Output gained at the same pace in April, which was the biggest jump in a half century.
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd., Japan’s No. 2 shipping line, sank 3.1 percent to 618 yen, and smaller rival Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd. fell 3.4 percent to 398 yen. The Baltic Dry Index, a measure of transport costs for commodities, lost 9 percent last week, the biggest weekly drop since the five days ended April 3.

European stocks rose, with the Dow Jones Stoxx 600 Index rebounding from its first back-to-back weekly declines since March, as economic confidence in the region climbed to the highest in seven months.
Deutsche Telekom AG advanced 2.5 percent after a person familiar with the situation said Vodafone Group Plc is considering a bid for its U.K. wireless unit. Lloyds Banking Group Plc jumped 6.1 percent as Goldman Sachs Group Inc. added the shares to its “conviction buy” list. Royal Dutch Shell Plc increased 1.8 percent as oil gained.
European confidence in the economic outlook rose more than economists forecast in June, adding to signs that record low interest rates and stimulus measures are helping to pull the region out of a recession.
Lloyds surged 6.1 percent to 70.56 pence. Britain’s biggest mortgage lender was raised to “buy” from “neutral” at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., which said the company will be a “key beneficiary” of higher market share concentration in the U.K.
Shell, Europe’s largest oil company, added 1.8 percent to 1,536 pence as crude rallied as much as 3.2 percent to more than $71 a barrel. BP Plc, the second-biggest, climbed 2 percent to 482.75 pence.
Novo Nordisk A/S, the world’s largest insulin maker, climbed 6.9 percent to 288.5 kroner, rebounding from last week’s 5.3 percent drop. The European Association for the Study of Diabetes said its research into the cancer risk from a Sanofi- Aventis SA diabetes drug didn’t include Novo Nordisk’s competing product, Levemir.

Buyers on Wall Street showed confidence and bid stocks higher in broad-based fashion.

Data released
08:30 UK M4 money supply (May) final 0.2% 0.2% 0.2%
08:30 UK M4 money supply (May) final Y/Y 16.6% 16.6% 16.6%
08:30 UK Consumer credit (May), bln 0.3 0.3 0.2 (0.3)
09:00 EU(16) Economic sentiment index (June) 73.3 71.0 70.2 (69.3)
09:00 EU(16) Business climate indicator (June) -2.97 - -3.11 (-3.17)
23:01 UK Gfk consumer confidence (June) -25 -25 -27
23:30 Japan Unemployment (May) 5.2% 5.2% 5.0%
23:30 Japan Household spending (May) real Y/Y 0.3% -1.5% -1.3%

The yen dropped versus most of its major counterparts as a report showed confidence in the European economy increased in June, encouraging Japanese investors to buy higher-yielding assets overseas.
The euro gained versus the yen as the increase in European sentiment added to evidence record low interest rates are helping to pull the region out of a recession.
The yen dropped after the European Commission said in Brussels today that an index of executive and consumer sentiment in the 16 nations that use the euro increased to 73.3, the highest level since November, from a revised 70.2 in May.
The European Central Bank is likely to keep its main refinancing rate at a record low of 1% on July 2, according to the median forecast of economists. The same day, the U.S. Labor Department will report employers cut 355,000 jobs in June, according to the median forecast of economists. The elimination of 345,000 positions in May was the lowest number since September.

EUR/USD fell down to $1.3984, with traders then noting Russian demand around the base. A UK clearer then said to be the buyer as the rate lifted back above $1.4000, the recovery stretching to the $1.4030 area and then – to $1.4100.

Resistance 3: Y97.20
Resistance 2: Y96.50
Resistance 1: Y96.00
Current price: Y95.46
Support 1: Y95.00
Support 2: Y93.80
Support 3: Y93.50
COMMENTS: Dollar weakens Tuesday with support comes at Monday’s low on Y95.00. Break under will target May 22 lows on Y93.80 and further to Y93.50. Resistance is around hourly high on Y96.00. Strong resistance comes on Y96.50 (Jun 25 high), then - near Friday’s highs on Y97.20.

Resistance 3:Chf1.1150
Resistance 2:Chf1.1020
Resistance 1:Chf1.0920
Current price: Chf 1.0795
Support 1:Chf1.0800
Support 2:Chf1.0760
Support 3:Chf1.0630
СOMMENTS: Dollar probes support at Chf1.0800 with a break under opens the way to Chf1.0760 and Chf1.0630 (Wednesday’s low). Minor resistance comes at yesterday’s highs on Chf1.0910/20. Strong resistance comes near Wednesday’s highs on Chf1.1020 (also 38.2% Fibo of Chf1.1720 - Chf1.0590 decline). Above the bullish momentum strengthens and opens the way to Chf1.1150 (50%).

Resistance 3:$1.6920
Resistance 2:$1.6800
Resistance 1:$1.6740
Current price: $1.6715
Support 1: $1.6600
Support 2: $1.6540
Support 3: $1.6420
COMMENTS: Sterling rallies, heading for minor resistance at $1.6740. Stronger level remains at $1.6800 (50% Fibo of $2.0144 - $1.3470 decline), then – at $1.6920. Minor support is at hourly low on $1.6600, then – at session low on $1.6540. Break under will widen losses to $1.6420.

Resistance 3:$1.4330
Resistance 2:$1.4270
Resistance 1:$1.4140
Current price: $1.4140
Support 1:$1.4060
Support 2:$1.3980
Support 3:$1.3780
COMMENTS: Euro rises Tuesday, currently testin resistance at $1.4140. Break above opens the way to $1.4240/70 (04-05 Jun highs). Stronger level is near Jun 03 high on $1.4330. Support comes at session low on $1.4060, below – on $1.3980( Monday’s lows). Strong level is near $1.3780 (38,2% Fibo of $1,2880-$1,4330 rise).

High Low Close
EUR/USD 1.4100 1.3980 1.4080
GBP/USD 1.6582 1.6426 1.6564
USD/JPY 96.15 95.15 96.06
USD/CHF 1.0910 1.0807 1.0821

EUR/JPY 135.46 133.36 135.28
EUR/GBP 0.8523 0.8476 0.8500
GBP/JPY 159.28 156.70 159.12
GBP/CHF 1.8008 1.7860 1.7926

Change % Change Last
Nikkei -93.92 -1.00% 9,783.47
Topix -11.48 -1.2% 915.32
FTSE +53.02 +1.25% 4,294.03
CAC +63.95 +2.04% 3,193.68
Dax +108.62 +2.27% 4,885.09
Dow +90.99 +1.08% 8,529.38
NASDAQ +5.84 +0.32% 1,844.06
S&P +8.33 +0.91% 927.23
10yr Note -0.1400 -0.040% 3.492%
NYMEX Crude Oil +2.33 +3.37% 71.49
Gold -0.30 -0.03% 940.70

05:00 Japan Housing starts (May) Y/Y -27.8% -32.4%
05:00 Japan Construction orders (May) Y/Y - -25.9%
06:00 UK Nationwide house price index (June) 0.2% 1.2%
06:00 UK Nationwide house price index (June) Y/Y -10.1% -11.3%
06:00 Germany Retail sales (May) real adjusted - 0.5%
06:00 Germany Retail sales (May) real unadjusted Y/Y - -0.8%
06:45 France PPI (May) - -0.6%
06:45 France PPI (May)Y/Y - -5.5%
07:55 Germany Unemployment (June) seasonally adjusted +45K +1K
07:55 Germany Unemployment (June) seasonally adjusted, mln - 3.456
07:55 Germany Unemployment rate (June) seasonally adjusted 8.3% 8.2%
07:55 Germany Unemployment (June) seasonally unadjusted, mln - 3.458
07:55 Germany Unemployment rate (June) seasonally unadjusted - 8.2%
08:00 Italy PPI (May) - -0.5%
08:00 Italy PPI (May) Y/Y - -5.3%
08:00 EU(16) M3 money supply (May) adjusted Y/Y 4.6% 4.9%
08:00 EU(16) M3 money supply (3 months to May) adjusted Y/Y 4.9% 5.2%
08:30 UK GDP (Q1) final -1.9% -1.9%
08:30 UK GDP (Q1) final Y/Y -4.1% -4.1%
08:30 UK Current account (Q1), bln -6.7 -7.6
09:00 Italy CPI (June) preliminary 0.2% 0.2%
09:00 Italy CPI (June) preliminary Y/Y 0.2% 0.9%
09:00 Italy HICP (June) preliminary Y/Y - 0.8%
09:00 EU(16) Harmonized CPI (June) Y/Y preliminary - 0.0%
12:55 USA Redbook (27.06)
13:45 USA Chicago PMI (June) 38.4 34.9
14:00 USA Consumer confidence (June) 55.2 54.9
23:50 Japan BoJ Tankan survey (Q2) -43 -58