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Monday, Jul 20
06:17 story EUR

US and German Producer Prices Decline More Than Expected in June, Signaling Easing Inflationary Pressures

Producer price indices in both the United States and Germany registered larger-than-forecast declines in June, driven by abating pipeline costs and falling energy prices respectively.
Friday, Jul 17
13:32 story USD

US June Import Prices Unexpectedly Rise 0.3%, Driven by Non-Energy Goods

United States import prices unexpectedly advanced by 0.3% in June, defying economists' expectations for a decline, with non-energy goods and imports from China contributing significantly.
13:03 story USD

US Housing Starts Surge in June, Exceeding Forecasts with Strong Rebound

US housing starts experienced a significant rebound in June, surpassing market expectations and indicating resilience in the construction sector.
08:49 story JPY

BoJ Expected to Raise 2026 Growth Forecast, Maintain Rates and Hawkish Stance in July

The Bank of Japan is anticipated to revise its fiscal 2026 economic growth outlook upwards in its July quarterly report, while maintaining current interest rates and...
00:17 story USD

Fed Vice Chair Jefferson Affirms Current Policy Stance, Signals Flexibility on Inflation

Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson stated current policy is 'well positioned' but could be reconsidered if inflation does not cool towards the 2% target.
Thursday, Jul 16
14:02 story USD

US Retail Sales Rise 0.2% in June, Matching Expectations Amid Mixed Sector Performance

United States retail sales increased by 0.2% month-over-month in June, aligning with market forecasts, as strong internet and auto sales offset declines in gasoline station receipts.
12:47 story USD

US Initial Jobless Claims Decline to 208,000, Surpassing Forecasts

First-time applications for U.S. unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell to 208,000 last week, significantly below economists' expectations and signaling continued labor market stability.
07:33 story GBP

UK Economy Grows 0.1% in May, Offsetting April Decline Amid Resilience

The UK economy expanded by **0.1%** in **May**, driven by the **services sector** and surpassing some analyst forecasts for a flat reading, demonstrating resilience despite geopolitical...
05:34 story BRL

US Imposes 25% Tariffs on Select Brazilian Imports Effective July 22

The United States will implement **25% tariffs** on certain Brazilian goods starting **July 22**, citing unfair trade practices following a yearlong investigation.
01:31 story KRW

Bank of Korea Raises Benchmark Rate to 2.75% Amid Inflation and Won Weakness

The Bank of Korea increased its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 2.75% on Thursday, a move widely anticipated by analysts.
Wednesday, Jul 15
21:47 story CAD

Bank of Canada Holds Key Rate at 2.25% Amid Improving Economic Outlook and Fading Inflation

The Bank of Canada maintained its benchmark interest rate at 2.25% for the sixth consecutive meeting, citing signs of economic improvement and an expectation for inflation...
10:18 story EUR

Eurozone Industrial Production Unexpectedly Declines in May, Missing Forecasts

Eurozone industrial output unexpectedly contracted by **0.2%** in **May**, falling short of market expectations and showing a broader slowdown in the region's manufacturing sector. The **Euro**...
08:17 story EUR

U.S.-Iran Tensions Escalate, Driving Oil Higher Amid Mixed Market Reactions

Geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran intensified with military strikes and economic measures, leading to significant oil price surges and varied reactions across global equity...
04:32 story AUD

China’s Q2 GDP Growth Decelerates to 4.3%, Missing Forecasts

China's economy expanded by **4.3%** year-on-year in the second quarter of **2026**, falling short of market expectations and marking the slowest pace since late **2022**.
Tuesday, Jul 14
13:18 story USD

Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh Reaffirms “No Tolerance” Stance on Elevated Inflation

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh is set to testify before the House Financial Services Committee, reiterating the central bank's firm commitment to combating persistent inflation.
07:18 story GBP

June UK Consumer Spending Up Amid World Cup and Heatwave, Deceleration Noted

UK consumer spending rose in June, boosted by the World Cup and a heatwave, though the pace of growth slowed from May's figures.
03:32 story CNY

China’s June Trade Surges Past Forecasts Driven by AI Demand and Export Rush

China's exports and imports significantly exceeded expectations in June, marking the fastest export growth since late 2021, fueled by global AI demand and pre-tariff shipments.
01:31 story JPY

Japan’s Finance Minister Outlines Fiscal Strategy and Domestic Investment Initiatives

Japan's Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama discussed fiscal sustainability, potential economic blueprint adjustments, and strategies to attract domestic investment, including through the GPIF.
01:16 story SGD

Singapore’s Q2 Economic Growth Slows to 5.7% Despite Beating Forecasts, Influencing MAS Policy Outlook

Singapore's economy expanded by **5.7%** in the second quarter, surpassing market expectations but marking a deceleration from the previous quarter, which could influence the upcoming Monetary...
00:01 story NZD

RBNZ’s Conway Highlights Persistent Inflation Risks, Signals Potential for Further Tightening

Reserve Bank of New Zealand Chief Economist Paul Conway indicated on Tuesday that inflation may not slow as quickly as anticipated, citing geopolitical risks and suggesting...