Daily Economic Calendar – June 22, 2017

Friday is the Purchasing Managers Indices day; let’s take a closer look.
The preliminary June PMIs from several Euro Zone countries are out first thing in the morning as the French data are due at 7, German indices follow half an hour later and the currency bloc PMIs are scheduled at 8. The manufacturing PMI grew more than expected in May, driven by particularly strong performance in Germany, whereas the services PMI saw little change.

Coming up next at 12:30 PM GMT is a high importance release for all the Loonie Dollar traders, namely, the Canadian May CPI. The annual inflation rate inched slightly lower in April on the back of falling food prices.
The preliminary estimate of US Markit June PMI follows at 1:45. The manufacturing PMI stagnated in May, but the services PMI rose to a 4-month high.
And US New Home Sales for May will be available at 2. Now, sales had soared to a 10-year high so some decline was anticipated in April; still, the drop was stronger than anticipated.