Dow Jones, Nasdaq, S&P 500: Key Events to Watch in the Upcoming Week

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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