This week’s macro calendar features key data from the US, UK, and EU, likely driving volatility across EURUSD, UK100, and EU50. The US CPI report on Wednesday could reshape policy expectations and impact global sentiment.
UK GDP on Thursday will test the strength of Britain’s recovery, while Eurozone industrial output on Friday will offer insight into regional growth momentum. The direction of FX and indexes will hinge on surprises in the data. Traders should stay vigilant amid shifting policy and growth expectations.
All eyes will be on the US CPI print mid-week. A hotter-than-expected reading could strengthen USD and drag EURUSD lower, possibly retesting the 21-day SMA. A softer CPI may support EUR, lifting the pair toward the top of its implied Bloomberg weekly trading range (1.1295–1.1563).
UK growth data will be closely watched for its impact on the UK100 index. A stronger-than-expected GDP print may lift the index toward new highs. Softer data could dampen sentiment, pulling the index back toward support near 21-day SMA.
Late-week EU data will be crucial in assessing growth momentum. A sluggish industrial output could weigh on EU50. However, better-than-expected prints could catalyse a breakout above 5,440. Markets may also look for signs of sector-specific strength, with industrials and exporters in focus.
Here’s a comprehensive list of other key economic data and events due this week:
Monday, June 9
CHINAH: China May Inflation Rate, PPI, Balance of Trade
Tuesday, June 10
Wednesday, June 11
Thursday, June 12
Friday, June 13