The U.S. stock market gears up for another eventful week, with the release of crucial economic data and the start of the Q2 earnings season taking center stage. Here's a breakdown of the key events that could impact the performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), Nasdaq Composite, and S&P 500:

1. June CPI Data (Wednesday):

• The release of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for June is arguably the most anticipated event of the week.
• Investors will be closely scrutinizing inflation data, particularly core inflation excluding food and energy prices.
• A higher-than-expected inflation reading could reignite concerns about rising interest rates and potentially dampen market sentiment.

2. Q2 Earnings Season Begins (Friday):

• Several major companies are scheduled to report their Q2 earnings starting on Friday.
• Investor confidence and market direction can be significantly influenced by corporate earnings reports.
• Strong earnings reports could bolster market optimism, while disappointing results could lead to sell-offs.

3. Powell's Testimony (Tuesday & Wednesday):

• Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's testimony before Congress on Tuesday and Wednesday will be closely watched for any insights into the Fed's future monetary policy decisions.
• Any indications regarding potential interest rate adjustments can significantly impact market movements.

4. Geopolitical Developments:

• Ongoing geopolitical tensions, such as the war in Ukraine, can introduce volatility into the market.
• Investors should stay updated on any major developments that could affect global economic stability.

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