Fed minutes among 5 global market triggers every investor should track this week
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A relatively light economic calendar week still features major global triggers including the Federal Reserve meeting minutes, NATO summit in Turkey on July 7-8, oil price movements with Brent crude trading just above $70 a barrel, and fresh manufacturing data from Germany and France. The US second-quarter earnings season begins with reports from PepsiCo and Delta Air Lines, while supply risks around the Strait of Hormuz and the OPEC+ meeting could revive crude prices. Investors will also track Asia-Pacific central bank decisions led by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, inflation readings from China, Thailand, the Philippines and Taiwan, and potential factory closures at Volkswagen highlighting Europe industrial stress.