2026.06.30 2026.07.01 Weekly Economic Calendar for 06.07.2026–12.07.2026 Jana Kanehttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/jana-kane/ During the upcoming trading week of July 6–July 12, 2026, market participants will focus on the release of key macroeconomic data from China, Germany, the Eurozone, the US, and Canada, as well as the outcome of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s meeting. Particular attention will be paid to Wednesday’s…

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A fresh bullish MACD cross puts CAD/JPY back on watch. Learn how traders may interpret the signal, from breakout potential to whipsaw risk.

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A 54.8 print marks a sixth straight month of expansion and the best quarterly run since Q1 2014, a headline strong enough to support yen-positive sentiment on the growth side, though the detail complicates a clean read. New order growth at its fastest since January 2022 is being partly driven by clients stockpiling against war-related supply disruption rather than…

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Stocks closed the quarter at a record while Bitcoin broke below $60,000, both before jobs. Updated scenarios, fresh levels, and the Thursday NFP event plan inside.

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On Tuesday we had official PMIs from China: Today we get the privately surveyed manufacturing PMI from Rating Dog/S&P Global. Rating Dog is the best name for an economic indicator I have ever heard of. Anyway, back to it. The two sets of PMIs out of China each month routinely tell different stories. Knowing why saves you from reading…

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Gold (XAU/USD) price posts modest gains of 0.35% on Tuesday, set to end the month with losses of over 11% after retreating from monthly highs around $4,500 towards $4,000, weighed by overall US Dollar strength. The XAU/USD pair trades at $4,026 after hitting an eight-month low of $3,942 earlier in the day. XAU/USD steadies as Dollar strength keeps monthly…

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2026.06.30 2026.06.30 US Dollar Eyes Consolidation Amid Three Key Uncertainties. Forecast as of 30.06.2026 Dmitri Demidenkohttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/dmitri-demidenko/ Kevin Warsh wants the markets, rather than the Fed, to determine interest rates. He prefers that the central bank talk less and act more. Silence increases uncertainty and the risk premium. Let’s analyze the situation and develop a trading plan for the EUR/USD…

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Canada’s GDP rose 0.5% in April 2026, beating forecasts, but an oil-driven rebound and a weak May estimate raise doubts about momentum.

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The ECB sounds like it’s working on new rules that would increase bank buffers. The headline means the ECB is reportedly considering requiring euro-area banks to keep a larger share of their deposit base parked at the central bank. Today, banks must hold minimum reserves equal to 1% of certain liabilities, mainly customer deposits and short-term funding. The proposal…

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