das kenne ich nur zu genüge ;-) hmm...das sieht nach na banig interessanten woche aus captain,nicht nur mittwoch und donnerstag....zur immob.blase gibt es auch noch etwas *gg* nun....abwarten un tee trinken freunde ;-)
mfg me
A HEAVY WEEK FOR ECONOMIC DATA
On Monday, the National Association of Realtors reports on existing home sales. The market expects the data to show a rise of 5.97 million in May, a similar increase to April's 5.99 million.
Tuesday, the Conference Board issues its June consumer confidence index. The market predicts the index will slip to 105.3 from 108.0 in May.
Also Tuesday, the Commerce Department releases data on new home sales, which analysts expect to have gained by 920,000 units in May, slightly less than April's rise of 981,000.
The Commerce Department reports Wednesday on orders of durable goods. Analysts predict that May durable goods will have fallen 1.0 percent after rising 0.8 percent in April.
On Thursday, the Commerce Department releases its final reading on first-quarter gross domestic product, which the market expects to come in at 0.6 percent, the same as the estimate made in May.
In addition to the personal spending data on Friday, investors will be watching for the Chicago Purchasing Managers' index, a precursor to the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing index. The market forecasts a decline in the June index to 58.0 from 61.7 in May.
Also Friday, the University of Michigan releases its revised June sentiment index, which is expected to show a slight uptick.
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