As we step into the first week of June 2025, several key events across global markets, corporate actions, and economic indicators are lined up. These developments could significantly influence investor sentiment, market direction, and policy outlooks. Here's a detailed rundown of all the critical cues to keep an eye on:
India: Key Economic Events
June 2: HSBC Manufacturing PMI release – A critical indicator of economic health in the manufacturing sector.
June 4: HSBC Services PMI and kick-off of the Monetary Policy Committee’s 3-day policy meet.
June 5: Weekly Nifty expiry – Often brings short-term market volatility.
June 6: RBI's MPC rate decision – Highly anticipated as it could set the tone for market movements.
Global Cues
1)United States
June 2: ISM manufacturing data and construction spending.
June 3: Job openings data.
June 5: Trade data and initial jobless claims.
June 6: Nonfarm payrolls and consumer credit.
2)Eurozone
June 2: HCOB Manufacturing PMI.
June 3: CPI and unemployment figures.
June 4: HCOB Services PMI.
June 5: ECB rate decision and Producer Price Index (PPI).
June 6: Retail sales and GDP data.
3) China
June 2: Markets closed.
June 3: Caixin Manufacturing PMI.
June 5: Caixin Services PMI.
4)Japan
June 2: Capital spending data.
June 4: Jibun Bank Services and Composite PMIs.
June 6: Household spending data.
5)United Kingdom
June 2: S&P Global Manufacturing PMI.
Corporate Action Watch (India)
June 2:Last day to buy shares of L&T to be eligible for dividend.
June 3:Yes Bank board to mull fundraising.
Last day to buy shares of TCS, Tata Motors, and Coforge for dividend eligibility.
June 4:Final day to buy Jindal Saw and Rallis India shares for dividends.
June 5:Dividend eligibility cutoff for JSW Energy, Tata Steel, Dr Lal Pathlabs, Bank of Baroda, CONCOR, and HDFC AMC.
Key Events and Central Bank Speeches
June 2:US Senate returns from break.
Speeches by Fed Chair Jerome Powell and Fed Governor Christopher Waller.
Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan and Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee to speak at separate US events.
June 3:South Korea holds presidential elections after the ousting of Yoon Suk-yeol.
Further speeches from Goolsbee and Logan.
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda to speak.
June 4:Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic and Fed Governor Lisa Cook scheduled to speak.
June 5:NATO Defense Ministers meet in Brussels – could have geopolitical implications.
Speech by Fed Governor Adriana Kugler.
This week is loaded with impactful data releases, central bank decisions, key corporate actions, and geopolitical developments. Market participants should stay vigilant, especially around central bank commentary, nonfarm payrolls data, and RBI’s MPC decision.
For investors and traders, aligning portfolios with macro cues, dividend eligibility, and policy stances will be crucial for navigating the markets effectively.
Description:This week (June 2–6, 2025) is packed with crucial global and domestic economic indicators, policy decisions, and corporate actions that could influence markets worldwide. From RBI’s MPC meeting in India to the U.S. nonfarm payrolls and ECB rate decisions, this article summarizes all the key cues investors and market watchers need to track. Stay ahead with a comprehensive overview of everything that matters this week across India, the U.S., Eurozone, China, Japan, and more.
