Ainvest Calendar | Check Out These Top Events For Next Week

Friday, Aug 8, 2025 11:01 am ET1min read
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- Next week's key economic data (CPI, PPI, retail sales) and Fed speeches will test inflation trends and policy signals.

- July CPI's 0.3% MoM core rise and PPI forecasts highlight market focus on sticky inflation risks.

- FOMC member Bostic's comments and tech/industrial earnings (Tencent, Cisco, JD.com) could sway risk appetite.

- Retail sales and Michigan inflation expectations will gauge consumer spending's role in sustaining economic momentum.

Next week is set to deliver a fresh dose of market-moving economic data—and investors better keep their calendars handy. Things kick off on Tuesday with the release of July CPI data, a key inflation gauge. With forecasts pointing to a 0.3% MoM rise in core CPI and 2.8% YoY growth, markets will be parsing every decimal for signs of sticky inflation or a cooling trend. The Federal Budget Balance will also be in focus later that day, offering insight into fiscal dynamics.

On Wednesday, while there’s a breather on the data front, FOMC member Bostic’s speech could shake things up if he hints at any policy shifts. Earnings from Tencent and

will also draw attention, especially as tech investors search for signals in a mixed macro environment.

Thursday brings another inflation checkpoint: PPI and Core PPI, both forecast to rise 0.2% MoM. While not as closely watched as CPI, any surprises here could sway sentiment. Meanwhile,

.com and & Co. report earnings pre-market, offering a pulse check on consumer tech and industrial demand.

Rounding out the week, Friday’s retail sales data will be key. With consumer spending still the backbone of the economy, even a modest 0.5% increase (as forecast) will be closely scrutinized. Finally, Michigan consumer inflation expectations for August will give a sneak peek into how the public views the Fed’s progress. In short: another week, another inflation rollercoaster.

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