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What we can expect from tomorrow:

Month

• Consumer credit data (May)

Tuesday

• NFIB Small Business Optimism Index (June)
• Fed Chairman Jerome Powell addresses the Senate
• Fed Vice Chairman Michael S. Barr and Fed Governor Michelle Bowman give speeches
• Helen of Troy ($HELE (+0%)) reports quarterly figures

Wednesday

• Wholesale stocks (May)
• Fed Chairman Jerome Powell speaks to the House of Representatives
• WD-40 ($WDFC (-4.02%)) reports quarterly figures

Thursday

• Initial jobless claims (week ending June 29)
• Consumer Price Index (CPI) (June)
• US Treasury Statement (June)
• Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic delivers a speech
• PepsiCo ($PEP (+0.05%) ), Conagra ($CAG ) and Delta
  Air Lines ($DAL (+0%) ) report Quarterly figures

Friday

• Producer Price Index (PPI) (June)
• Consumer Confidence - preliminary (July)
• JPMorgan Chase ($JPM (+1.21%)), Wells Fargo ($WFC (+1.26%)), Citigroup ($C (+0.59%)), Bank of New York Mellon ($n/a), Fastenal Co. ($FAST (+0.41%)) and Ericsson ($ERIC (-0.64%)) report Quarterly figures

The week summarized:

Monday

• S&P U.S. Manufacturing PMI (final March)
• Construction Spending (February)
• ISM Manufacturing (March)

Tuesday

• Vacancies (February)
• The President of the FED of San Francisco, Mary Dalygives speeches, and the President of the FED of New York, John Williamsmoderates a panel discussion
• Publication of business figures from Paychex ($PAYX (+0.65%) ), Cal-Maine Foods ($CALM (-2%) ) and Dave & Buster's Entertainment ($PLAY (+1.55%) )

Wednesday

• ADP Employment (March)
• S&P U.S. Services PMI (final March)
• ISM Services (March)
• The President of the FED of Chicago, Austan Goolsbeegives speeches, and Jerome Powell participates in a forum at at Standford University attends
• Publication of business figures from Acuity Brands ($AYI (-0.68%) ), Levi Strauss ($LEVI (+2.58%) ) and BlackBerry Limited ($BB (+17.17%) )
• Annual General Meeting of Disney ($DIS (-0.24%) )

Thursday

• US trade balance (February)
• Speeches by Loretta MesterPresident of the FED of Cleveland, and Austan GoolsbeePresident of the Chicago FED
• Publication of earnings by RPM International ($RPM (-0.82%) ) and Conagra Brands ($CAG )

Friday

• 
  US Labor Market Report (March)
• Consumer Credit (February)

There are some important economic events coming up in the next week that could be relevant:

Monday

• S&P Global Manufacturing PMI - Final Reading (September)
• ISM Manufacturing PMI (September)
• Construction Spending (August)

Tuesday

• Companies like McCormick & Company ($MKC (-0.13%) ), Cal-Maine Foods Inc. ($CALM (-2%) ) and Novagold Resources Inc.. ($NG (+0.31%) ) will release their quarterly reports.
• Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) (August)
• IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism Index (October)
• LMI Logistics Managers' Index (September)

Wednesday

• Companies like RPM International Inc. ($RPM (-0.82%) ), Acuity Brands Inc. ($AYI (-0.68%) ) and Helen of Troy Ltd.. ($HELE (+0%) ) will release their quarterly reports.
• ADP National Employment Report (September)
• S&P Global Services PMI - Final Reading (September)
• S&P Global Composite PMI - Final Reading (September)
• ISM Services PMI (September)
• PLAndings Manufacturing (August)

Thursday

• Companies like Constellation Brands ($STZ (-0.34%) ), Lamb Weston Holdings ($LW (-1.58%) ), ConAgra Brands ($CAG ) and Levi Strauss & Co. ($LEVI (+2.58%) ) will release their quarterly reports.
• Challenger, Gray & Christmas Job Cuts (September)
• Trade Balance of the USA (August)

Friday

• U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls (September)
• Consumer Credit Report (August)
• Updates on the Labor Market