Recent news:
June 26 (Wednesday): Today we should pay attention to the total number of building permits and the annualized total number of new home sales in the United States to see if the real estate market is still very lively.
June 27 (Thursday): The GDP data of the United States is released, which is a good time to see the economic growth rate. In addition, the number of initial jobless claims should also be noted, which can reflect the health of the labor market.
June 28 (Friday): Pay attention to the results of the Federal Reserve's banking stress test to see whether banks can withstand the test in a bad economy. In addition, don't forget the PCE data of the United States, which is an important indicator for measuring consumer spending and inflation.
