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DIARY-Top Economic Events to July 6

Published 2016-06-23, 08:01 p/m
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FRIDAY, JUNE 24
WASHINGTON - U.S. Treasury acting under secretary for terrorism
and financial intelligence, Adam Szubin, speaks in a moderated
conversation before the Truman National Security Project annual
conference: TruCon 16 - 1735 GMT.
ROME - European Central Bank board member Ignazio Angeloni
participates in a panel at XXVIII Villa Mondragone International
Economic Seminar organised by the University of Rome Tor Vergata
Economics Foundation - 0900 GMT.
TOKYO - Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Hiroshi Nakaso delivers a
speech at annual trust association meeting - 0636 GMT.
STOCKHOLM - Sweden's finance ministry, Sweden's central bank,
Debt Office and Financial Supervisory Authority meet to discuss
the fallout from a possible "leave" vote by Britain from the
European Union.
PARIS - Bank of France Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau to
have his first chance to comment on the results of Britain's
vote on its EU membership when he speaks at a "Recovery and
Resolution of central counterparties" conference - 0700 GMT.

MONDAY, JUNE 27
WASHINGTON - Bretton Woods Committee holds its annual meeting -
1230 GMT. Speakers: U.S. Department of the Treasury Secretary
Jack Lew, International Monetary Fund Deputy Managing Director
David Lipton and World Bank Chief Operating Officer Sri Mulyani
Indrawati.
DUBLIN - Irish Finance Minister Michael Noonan to speak at an
annual conference on national economic dialogue - 2300 GMT.
SINTRA, Portugal - European Central Bank Forum on Central
Banking (to June 29). Speakers: Federal Reserve Chair Janet
Yellen, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi, People's
Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan, European Central Bank
board members Benoit Coeure and Peter Praet, Central Bank of
Chile Governor Rodrigo Vergara, Asian Development Bank Chief
Economist Shang-Jin Wei and Bank of England Governor Mark
Carney.
SINTRA, Portugal - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi
speaks at an European Central Bank Forum on central banking -
1530 GMT.

TUESDAY, JUNE 28
THE HAGUE - Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem speaks at
the European Council on Foreign Relations annual meeting - 0800
GMT.
LONDON - Bank of England's Financial Policy Committee meeting
BRUSSELS - European Council meeting (to June 29).

THURSDAY, JUNE 30
LONDON - Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James
Bullard to give a presentation on the U.S. economy and monetary
policy before the Society of Business Economists Annual Dinner -
1920 GMT.
FRANKFURT - European Central Bank to publish minutes of June
interest rate meeting - 1130 GMT.
STOCKHOLM - Meeting of the Executive Board of the Riksbank.

FRIDAY, JULY 1
LONDON - Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Loretta
Mester speaks on the economic outlook and monetary policy before
the European Economics Financial Centre Distinguished Speakers
Seminar - 1500 GMT.
LONDON - European Central Bank Chief Economist Peter Praet
speaks at Financial Times 'Festival of Finance' - 1000 GMT.
LONDON - Bank of England Chief Economist Andy Haldane to talk
about 'cashless society' at the Financial Times' 'Festival of
Finance' - 1500 GMT.
PARIS - European Central Bank board member Benoit Coeure
participates in a roundtable discussion on the occasion of the
60th anniversary of Paris Club - 0715 GMT.
VIENNA - Austrian Central Bank releases its financial stability
report, followed by press conference with Central Bank Governor
Ewald Nowotny - 0830 GMT.

SUNDAY, JULY 3
AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France - European Central Bank board member
Benoit Coeure participates in a session "The EU is dead, long
live the EU!" at the business meetings organised by Le Cercle
des Economistes - 0910 GMT.

MONDAY, JULY 4
OTTAWA - The Bank of Canada releases its business outlook
survey and its senior loan officer survey - 1430 GMT.
STOCKHOLM - Swedish Central Bank holds monetary policy meeting
(to July 5).

TUESDAY, JULY 5
SYDNEY - Reserve Bank of Australia interest rate meeting - 0430
GMT.
STOCKHOLM - Swedish Central Bank to decide on interest rates
and publish its monetary policy report.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 6
WASHINGTON - Federal Reserve Board Governor Daniel Tarullo
participates in a Wall Street Journal-hosted panel on regulation
and monetary policy, and how they intersect - 1300 GMT.
WASHINGTON - Federal Open Market Committee to publish the
minutes of its June policy meeting - 1800 GMT.
FRANKFURT - European Central Bank governing council meeting. No
interest rate announcements scheduled.

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