[This week's important events and data preview: The Federal Reserve leads the super central bank week, China's social consumption and LPR]
1. Monday: ① Data: China's annual rate of total retail sales of consumer goods and annual rate of industrial added value above designated size in May
, US New York Fed manufacturing index in June; ② The National Bureau of Statistics released a monthly report on residential sales prices in 70 large and medium-sized cities; ③ The State Council Information Office held a press conference on the operation of the national economy; ④ OPEC released a monthly crude oil market report
; ⑤ Xi Jinping attended the China-Central Asia Summit.
2. Tuesday: ① Data: Eurozone and German economic sentiment index in June, US May retail sales monthly rate, import price index monthly rate and industrial output monthly rate; ② 182 billion yuan 1-year medium-term lending facility (MLF) expires; ③
The Bank of Japan announced its interest rate decision; ④ Domestic refined oil will open a new round of price adjustment window; ⑤ IEA released a monthly crude oil market report
; ⑥ New Zealand Prime Minister visited China; ⑦ The international conference on the "two-state solution" between Palestine and Israel was held; ⑧ The US Senate voted on the GENIUS Act.
3. Wednesday: ① Data: API crude oil inventory and EIA crude oil inventory in the United States, CPI and retail price index in May in the United Kingdom, seasonally adjusted current account in the euro zone in April, final CPI in the euro zone in May, initial jobless claims in the United States
; ② The Bank of Canada announced the minutes of the monetary policy meeting; ③ The Bank of Indonesia and the Swedish Central Bank announced interest rate decisions; ④ The 2025 Lujiazui Forum was held in Shanghai
; ⑤ The 2025 Data Intelligence Conference was held in Beijing, and the "Intelligent Body Industry Atlas" will be released; ⑥ The Governor of the Bank of Canada delivered a speech on Canada's economic prospects, inflation trends and interest rates; ⑦ Malaysia and the United States launched tariff negotiations; ⑧ The Sixth Qingdao Summit of Multinational Corporation Leaders was held.
4. Thursday: ① Data: EIA natural gas inventory in the United States, Australia's unemployment rate in May, and Switzerland's trade account in May; ② The Federal Reserve, the Swiss National Bank, and the Bank of England announced interest rate decisions
; ③ The U.S. stock market was closed for one day; ④ The Ninth China-South Asia Expo was held.
5. Friday: ① Data: Japan's May core CPI annual rate, China's one-year and five-year LPR
, Germany's May PPI monthly rate, Canada's April retail sales, the US Philadelphia Fed manufacturing index in June, and the Eurozone's June consumer confidence index; ② Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda delivered a speech at the Trust Association's annual meeting; ③ Japan's Ministry of Finance held a meeting of bond market participants; ④ FTSE Russell's important index adjustments.
6. Saturday: ① The total number of oil rigs in the United States as of the week ending June 20; ② CFTC released a weekly position report.
7. Sunday: Tesla Robotaxi was tested in Austin, Texas.
