1 – Tomorrow, trade talks will be held between the U.S. and China in London. These talks are a continuation of the 90-day agreement reached in Geneva. The aim is to reduce high tariffs and ease trade tensions. The positive or negative outcome of the talks will directly affect the stock market.
2 – On June 11 at 08:30 AM, the report on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) will be released.
This index tracks the prices paid by consumers and directly influences the interest rate decisions of the U.S. Central Bank (Fed).
On June 12 at 08:30 AM, the report on the Producer Price Index (PPI) will be released. This index measures the prices received by the producer before products reach consumers.
The data from both reports is very important for investors, economists, and politicians in terms of tracking inflation.
3 – The U.S. Treasury Department will auction short-term (Bills), medium-term (Notes), and long-term (Bonds) securities between June 9-12. These auctions occur in the same week as inflation indicators like CPI and PPI. This can directly influence the bond market and interest rates.
The sale of such diverse bonds in the same week means that the U.S. government is borrowing a large amount in the short term. This could put pressure on interest rates. If inflation comes out higher than expected, bond yields may rise.
However, if inflation comes out lower, investors will strive to acquire more bonds, which could lower interest rates.
In short, it is a very sensitive week for investors.
According to the monthly news chart in the stock market, the overall expectation is evaluated as a decline starting from next week – June 12. This decline will be more pronounced (sharp) between June 16-19.
Prices in the market will gradually start to rise after June 26.
A clearer increase is expected after July 2, and this increase will be more pronounced (peaking) between July 7-10. Then, a correction (downward adjustment) will begin.
According to the news chart (Event Calendar Forecast), this type of price analysis is considered a general outlook for the market, and this forecast can change at any moment with unexpected news that is not on the calendar. Such an outlook known as Event Calendar Forecast is more likely to materialize if no unexpected and unusual news arises.$XRP
