• Greek debt talks break down
• Talks between Greece and its lenders collapsed on Sunday as there
was not enough common ground for the negotiations to proceed.
• With no deal on a technical level, it is up to politicians to take
difficult decisions.
• The focus now turns to a June 18 Eurogroup meeting and Eurozone
leaders’ summit on June 25.
• EUR could remain under selling pressure; DAX and Eurostoxx 50 may
decline further on the risk of a Grexit.
• Highlight of the week: FOMC meeting on Wednesday
• Last three statements were all unanimous, this time we could have
few dissenters voting for a rate hike. In such case, USD is likely to
strengthen.
• Focus will also be on the updated economic projections and Fed
Chair Yellen press conference following the decision.
• Today:
• Eurozone: Trade balance for April (not a
big market-mover).
• Sweden: Official and PES unemployment
rate for May-A decline in rate=SEK-positive.
• US: Industrial production for May,
forecast of a rebound could be USD-positive.
• Speakers: ECB President Draghi, ECB
Governing Council members: Jens Weidmann, Ewald Nowotny and Peter Praet.
• As for the rest of the week:
• Tuesday: RBA releases the minutes of June
meeting; UK CPI for May; German ZEW for Jun.
• Wednesday: BoE releases the minutes
of its June meeting; UK unemployment rate for April.
• Thursday: US CPI for May, New Zealand’s
GDP for Q1.
• Friday: BoJ meeting; Canada’s CPI for
May.
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