Tomorrow's economic schedule includes the release of Japan's July corporate services price index and July white-goods shipment value, as well as major U.S. indicators including the revised GDP figure.
In Japan, the July corporate services price index is scheduled for release at 8:50, followed by the July white-goods shipment value at 10:00. Attention will focus on the direction of these figures. The indicators are directly linked to corporate goods price trends and the state of shipments in the home-appliance market, and may provide a basis for assessing the economic outlook.
Overseas, the U.S. MBA mortgage applications index is scheduled for release at 20:00, followed at 21:30 by the revised U.S. second-quarter GDP figure. U.S. July personal income, personal consumption expenditures and durable goods orders are also scheduled for release around the same time. These indicators will be watched as measures of domestic demand and the breadth of the U.S. economic expansion.
In addition, the U.S. weekly petroleum inventory statistics are scheduled for release at 23:30, while the Bank of Thailand is also scheduled to announce its policy rate. These developments warrant attention as factors reflecting trends in resources and energy in overseas markets and the impact of monetary policy.
Overseas earnings reports include Nvidia, CrowdStrike Holdings, Salesforce, Synopsys and HP, and may influence investor reactions.