In Focus

  • Week InAdvance: July 7, 2025

    • Monday, July 7, 2025

    Mon Jul 7 BRICS Summit, Day 2 at Rio's Museum of Modern Art. Paris Fashion Week Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2025–2026 kicks off. Tour de France continues through Jul 27. | Tue Jul 8 Amazon’s Prime Day annual sales event runs through July 11. | Wed Jul 9 FOMC minutes (meeting of Jun 17-18). US tariff deadline. OPEC+ meeting. Critical date for US to finalize trade deals with multiple nations. | Thu Jul 10 Ursula von der Leyen faces a European Parliament no-confidence vote. | Fri Jul 11 Vote on German tax-break package.

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  • Week InReview: July 4, 2025

    • Friday, July 4, 2025

    Equity futures fall. Euro-area and US equity futures fell, with Asian stocks ahead of the US holiday.   The US House passed a $3.4 trillion fiscal package that cuts taxes and curtails spending on safety-net programs.   Treasuries tumbled and the dollar rose as stronger-than-forecast employment growth soothed concern the US economy is poised to slow, stanching speculation the Federal Reserve will need to cut interest rates any time soon. Stocks hit fresh record highs.   Hong Kong’s de-facto central bank bought the city’s dollar to defend its foreign-exchange peg, as two previous rounds of intervention failed to send funding costs high enough to dampen bearish currency bets.   The Chinese government intends to cancel part of a summit with European Union leaders planned for later this month, in the latest sign of the tensions between Brussels and Beijing. The US is reaching out to business executives to weigh interest in accompanying him on a possible trip to China.

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  • Week InAdvance: June 30, 2025

    • Monday, June 30, 2025

    Mon Jun 30 ECB annual forum in Sintra, Portugal. WTO Trade and Environment Week conference begins.ASEAN bond market forum. Wimbledon tennis tournament. | Tue Jul 1 Canada Day holiday; markets closed. Denmark takes over the EU rotating presidency. | Wed Jul 2 World Peace Forum in Beijing. OECD sustainable development event. | Thu Jul 3 US financial markets close early. US jobs report. ECB publishes account of June policy meeting. | Fri Jul 4 Independence Day holiday in US; stock and bond markets closed. | Sat Jul 5 Start of the 112th Tour de France. Sun Jul 6 BRICS Summit, Day 1.

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