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 World Weekly Financial Calendar
 Jul. 18-MAR--
 
 --------------------------------Wednesday, July
 18------------------------------
 
 
 Europe
 
 --0400 FINLAND: Producer Prices for June (Previous: April PPI +0.6% on
 month, +3.0% on year) (Story.5863)
 --0600 GERMANY: May manufacturing and mining sales (Story.1656)
 (Previous: +9.8% on year)
 --0645 FRANCE: May industrial production (Forecast: Overall prod;
 +0.1%m/m, +1.8%y/y; Manufacturing output: +0.2%m/m, +1.7%y/y; Previous:
 Overall: -0.3%m/m, +1.9%y/y; Manufacturing: -0.7%m/m, +2.2%y/y)
 --0700 ITALY: April large industry employment (Previous: -2.4% on
 year)
 --0800 GERMANY: Munich Re annual shareholder meeting, Munich
 --0830 UK: Bank of England MPC July minutes. The minutes will show the
 voting and debate behind the Monetary Policy Committee's decision to leave
 rates on hold at 5.2% on July 5.
 --0830 UK: May/June labor market data (Forecast: May headline avg.
 earnings:
 +4.7%; June claimant count jobless -2,200; unit wage costs: +1.3%.
 Previous: Avg. earnings +5.2%; Jobless -3,200; unit wage costs: +0.5%.)
 --0900 ITALY: ISAE publishes its latest quarterly economic forecasts
 with Economy Minister Tremonti to attend
 --0900 DENMARK: Current account for May (Previous: April current
 account surplus 2.1 billion kroner) (Story.4646)
 --New vehicle registrations for June (Previous: May down 20.2% at
 12,746 vehicles)
 --1000 ITALY: First-round Enel genco auction starts to reduce
 shortlist to 3
 --1500 ITALY: Hearing of Labor Minister Maroni on pension, work,
 employment policy lower house
 --After 1530 ITALY: May Balance of Payments
 --GERMANY: Economics Minister Mueller, Development Minister
 Wieczorek-Zeul brief reporters on international environmental conference
 in Bonn, July 19-22
 --GERMANY: Foreign Minister Fischer attends G8 foreign ministers
 meeting in Rome to prepare G8 Genoa summit on July 20-22 (through July 19)
 --GERMANY: Last day of Consumer Protection and Agriculture Minister
 Kuenast's official visit to the U.K.
 --GERMANY: Possible for June ICON consumer confidence index (Story
 .1623) (Previous: 96 points in May after 99 in April)
 
 
 
 Americas
 
 --0830 ET: June consumer price index (May: CPI +0.4%, core rate +0.1%;
 Forecast: CPI +0.1%, core rate +0.2%)
 --0830 ET: June housing starts and building permits (May: Starts -0.4%
 to 1.622 mln rate, permits +2.1% to 1.621 mln; Forecast: starts 1.600 mln
 rate, permits 1.600 mln rate)
 --0900 ET: Treasury announces size of debt buyback auction
 --1000 ET: Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan testifies to House Financial
 Services Committee on monetary policy
 --1240 ET: Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Roger Ferguson to address the
 Charlotte Economics Club on a topic to be determined in Charlotte, N.C.
 --1325 ET: Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City President Thomas Hoenig
 speaks to Lenexa, Kan., Chamber of Commerce luncheon about role of Kansas
 City Fed
 --1430 ET: Treasury announces size of 2-year note auction
 --1830 ET: ABC/Money Magazine releases consumer confidence polls
 
 
 
 ---------------------------------Thursday, July
 19------------------------------
 
 
 Europe
 
 --IRELAND: Q1 balance of payments
 --IRELAND: Wholesale prices
 --1245 FRANKFURT: ECB governing council meeting. No press conference.
 --0830 UK: MBBG, BSA, CML figures
 --0830 UK: Motor vehicle production
 --0830 UK: Trade data
 --0830 UK: PSNCR figures
 --1100 SWEDEN: June unemployment from Statistics Sweden (Previous:
 +3.5% in May); (Story.4652)
 --0800 NORWAY: Petroleum product sales for June
 
 
 Americas
 
 --0830 ET: May goods and services trade (April: Goods and services
 deficit narrows to $32.2 bln; goods deficit narrows to $37.8 bln;
 Forecast: goods and services deficit $32.1 bln, goods deficit $37.6 bln)
 --0830 ET: State unemployment claims for week ended Saturday
 (Previous: +42,000 at 445,000; Forecast: 425,000)
 --1000 ET: June leading economic indicators (May: +0.5%; Forecast:
 +0.2%)
 --About 1115 ET: Treasury announces results of debt buyback auction
 --1200 ET: July Philadelphia Fed Bank business survey (June: -3.7)
 --1430 ET: Treasury announces size of 13- & 26-week bill auction
 --1630 ET: Money supply statistics
 
 
 ------------------------------Friday, July
 20---------------------------------
 
 Europe
 
 --BRUSSELS: EU budget ministers meet
 --BRUSSELS: EU at G7 and G8 meeting, Genoa (to July 22)
 --GERMANY: SAP releases Q2 figures
 --GERMANY: Daimler Chrysler AG issues Q2 2001 interim report
 --GERMANY: Earliest for revised May manufacturing orders (Story.1080)
 --GERMANY: Earliest for May euro-area securities issue (Previous net
 issuance: 50.5 billion euros) (Story.1697)
 --0700 ITALY: May industry orders and sales
 --0830 UK: Retail sales
 
 
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