Let’s take a look at the FXTS Weekly Market Preview for the upcoming week of 2nd-6th June 2025. Discover the key events of the week ahead, including economic data releases and the quarterly reports of publicly listed companies.
We’re back with our latest Weekly Market Preview, featuring the biggest market highlights to look out for over the coming days. Put together by our team of market experts, it includes the biggest economic data and earnings reports scheduled for release this week. Keep reading on to get the insights and information you need to know about as a trader.
Economic Highlights
In the US, all eyes will be on the labour market, with May’s non-farm payroll (NFP) report and job openings data for April both due. Initial PMI results indicated a dip in US employment during May, fuelling concerns over a weaker jobs report despite stronger output growth. Across the border in Canada, trade and employment figures are expected, alongside the Bank of Canada’s June policy meeting. Currently, markets remain uncertain over the timing of a rate cut amid persistent inflation challenges.
Over in Europe, market attention will be on the European Central Bank (ECB), which is widely expected to announce a 25-basis-point rate cut. The move follows another month of weak business activity and softer selling price inflation across the bloc. Ahead of the ECB meeting, eurozone flash CPI figures will also be updated, giving last-minute price indications prior to the ECB meeting. Elsewhere, Germany will publish its latest trade and industrial production figures, while in the UK, mortgage lending data and final PMI reports, including construction, are also due.
Lastly, in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, Australia’s first-quarter GDP data will be the subject of much investor focus, along with trade figures and minutes from the latest RBA meeting. Meanwhile , inflation numbers will be released across several key regional economies including South Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia and the Philippines. These updates, combined with PMI reports, will provide important insight into APAC’s economic performance last month.
Monday 2nd June
Earnings
- No noteworthy releases
Releases
- Indonesia (Inflation, May)
- Indonesia (Trade, April)
- Mexico (Business Confidence, May)
- Switzerland (GDP, Q1)
- Switzerland (Retail Sales, April)
- United Kingdom (Mortgage Lending and Approval, April)
- United States (ISM Manufacturing PMI, May)
- Worldwide (Manufacturing PMIs, incl. global PMI)
Tuesday 3rd June
Earnings
- CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. (CRWD) – Q1 2026
- Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company (HPE) – Q2 2025
- Dollar General Corporation (DG) – Q1 2025
Releases
- Australia (RBA Meeting Minutes, May)
- Brazil (Industrial Production, April)
- Eurozone (Inflation, May flash)
- Italy (Unemployment Rate, April)
- South Africa (GDP, Q1)
- South Korea (Inflation, May)
- Spain (Unemployment Change, May)
- Switzerland (Inflation, May)
- Turkey (Inflation, May)
- United States (Factory Orders, April)
- United States (JOLTs Job Openings, April)
- Worldwide (Manufacturing PMIs, incl. global PMI)
Wednesday 4th June
Earnings
- Dollar Tree, Inc. (DLTR) – Q1 2025
- Five Below, Inc. (FIVE) – Q1 2025
Releases
- Australia (GDP, Q1)
- Canada (BoC Interest Rate Decision)
- United States (ADP Employment Change, May)
- United States (ISM Services PMI, May)
- Worldwide (Services, Composite PMIs, incl. global PMI)
Thursday 5th June
Earnings
- Broadcom, Inc. (AVGO) – Q2 2025
- Lululemon Athletica, Inc. (LULU) – Q1 2025
Releases
- Australia (Trade, April)
- Canada (Trade, April)
- Eurozone (Construction PMI, May)
- Eurozone (ECB Interest Rate Decision)
- Germany (Factory Orders, April)
- Italy (Retail Sales, April)
- Singapore (Retail Sales, April)
- Switzerland (Unemployment Rate, May)
- Taiwan (Inflation, May)
- United Kingdom (Construction PMI, May)
- United States (Trade, April)
- Worldwide (Services, Composite PMIs, incl. global PMI)
Friday 6th June
Earnings
- No noteworthy releases
Releases
- Canada (Unemployment Rate, May)
- Eurozone (Retail Sales, April)
- France (Industrial Production, April)
- France (Trade, April)
- Germany (Industrial Production, April)
- Germany (Trade, April)
- Japan (Household Spending, April)
- United Kingdom (Halifax House Price Index, May)
- United States (Average Hourly Earnings, May)
- United States (Non-Farm Payrolls, May)
- United States (Unemployment Rate, May)
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