US 0700 ET Weekly MBA mortgage applications.
0830 ET Q1 current account balance expected -$206.20 billion, Q4 -$188.48 billion.
0900 ET Fed Governor Michelle Bowman speaks at a conference on economic resilience hosted by the Cleveland Fed.
0945 ET June Markit manufacturing PMI expected -0.6 to 61.5, May +0.6 to 62.1. Jun Markit services PMI expected -0.4 to 70.0, May +5.7 to 70.4.
1000 ET May new home sales expected +0.4% m/m to 867,000, Apr -5.9% m/m to 863,000.
1030 ET EIA weekly Petroleum Status Report.
1100 ET Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic (voter) discusses the impact of systemic racism on entrepreneurship.
1130 ET Treasury auctions $26 billion 2-year floating-rate notes.
1300 ET Treasury auctions $61 billion 5-year T-notes.
1630 ET Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren (non-voter) discusses the economy in a moderated Q&A hosted by the National Association of Corporate Directors.
JAPAN 0100 ET Revised Japan Apr leading index CI, previous +0.6 to 103.0. Revised Apr coincident index, previous +2.6 to 95.5.
1950 ET Japan May PPI services prices expected +1.5% y/y, Apr +1.0% y/y.
FRANCE 0315 ET France Jun Markit manufacturing PMI expected -0.4 to 59.0, May +0.5 to 59.4. Jun Markit services PMI expected +2.9 to 59.5, May +6.3 to 56.6.
GERMANY 0330 ET German Jun Markit/BME manufacturing PMI expected -1.4 to 63.0, May -1.8 to 64.4. Jun Markit services PMI expected +2.9 to 55.7, May +2.9 to 52.8.
EUROZONE 0330 ET ECB Vice President Luis de Guindos speaks at an online event organized by Universidad Internacional Menendez Pelayo.
0400 ET Eurozone Jun Markit manufacturing PMI expected -0.8 to 62.3, May +0.2 to 63.1, Jun Markit composite PMI expected -0.3 to 58.8, May +3.3 to 57.1.
1200 ET ECB President Christine Lagarde speaks at an event at the Hertie/Delors Institute.
UK 0430 ET UK Jun Markit manufacturing PMI expected -1.6 to 64.0, May +4.7 to 65.6. Jun Markit/CIPS services PMI expected -0.1 to 62.8, May +1.9 to 62.9.
CANADA 0830 ET Canada Apr retail sales expected -5.0% m/m and -4.5% m/m ex-autos, Mar +3.6% m/m and +4.3% m/m ex-autos.
