After a few steamed days for the market, investors will fight in the coming week with the decision of the United States to enter Iran in Israel's war. Here is a closer look at the five big things we are watching on the market next week. 1. Geopolitics: President Donald Trump said on Saturday evening that the United States had attacked Iranian nuclear sites, including the Fordo facility that was built into the side of a mountain. The Iranian Foreign Minister named America's strikes as “outrageous” and said the country reserves all ways to defend itself. In the past week, investors had spent a lot to measure whether Trump would be involved in the US military directly into the conflict of Israel-Iran. During the market on Friday, the effects on shares were largely steamed, since investors would not put the back and forth strikes between the long-term regional enemies into a broader fire that sensibly grows economic growth. After participating the direct US military, one of the major questions for investors are what happens to the oil price. Iran's reaction to the American bombings could influence this. All developments that interfere with the oil supply, including the important street of Hormuz shipping, could lead to other price peaks. In any case, the raw material numbers remain a crucial barometer for evaluating the situation of the Middle East and even missing pension disorders could praise the market in a higher “risk premium” and put pressure on the pressure on prices. 2. Inflation data: The preferred inflation indicator of the FED -the PCCE index (personal consumption expenditure) will be published on Friday morning and offers the latest look at how Trump's tariffs move through the US economy. Another measure of inflation, the consumer price index (CPI), rose in May a less than expected month of 0.1%. As a result, the annual inflation rate, measured by the CPI, was 2.4%. The FED focuses more on the PCE index, since it believes that the metric better records the actual consumer expenditure patterns, especially in response to price changes. The FED has a double mandate to maintain price stability and maximum employment. While Trump's tariffs still have no major influence on the official inflation statistics, the FED took a patient position and kept the interest stable at its political meeting last week, just like in early May. The central bank argues that the full effect of tariffs has not yet been felt and the labor market is resistant enough to wait for further data. “It takes some time for the tariffs to work through the chain of distribution to the end consumer. A good example would be that goods were imported a few months ago before tariffs were imposed today. So we start to see some effects, and we expect more to be seen in the coming months,” said Fed chairman Jerome Powell, Jerome Powell, on Wednesday on Wednesday. Nevertheless, the members of the FED's armed forces still expect that the central bank reduces interest rates twice this year, according to the forecasts published on Wednesday. This is unchanged from your outlook in March. Powell emphasizes that the Fed will be “data dependent” in the creation of guidelines in the coming months, and the PCE index – both the publication and the future on Friday – are the type of data input that could influence your thinking. On Friday, Fed's governor, Christopher Waller, said the central bank could already reduce interest rates in July, although unclear how widespread his view is one of the monetary political decision -makers. 3. Living space: This week there will be a number of apartment data, from Monday morning with existing sales with homes, followed by the Home Price Index of the Federal Housing Finance Agency on Tuesday and the new turnover with homes on Wednesday. KB Home will also report the profits on Monday evening. These publications have been on the heels of May Housing Start Dates of the past week, which has dropped 9.8% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.256 million, the lowest since May 2020 in the early days of Covid 19 pandemy. Lennar's yield report also showed subdued activities last week, with the housekeeper based on incentives to increase demand. The real estate market is always important to follow because it is an important part of the US economy. In fact, Jim Cramer argues that he is beating her weight because many relatives are made purchases when someone moves, e.g. And yet the apartment has recently become an even greater focus, since the concerns regarding slow economic activity are concerned about the overall economic activity, and stubbornly high mortgage lenses burden the crimp activity and the affordability. In fact, the inflation of the accommodation remains sticky. When it comes to the publications of this week, the data of the housing stock that are included in the National Association of Realtors' existing house sales report can be observed. This has increased every month of the year and was almost five years in April, which is encouraging on paper, as more inventory should help reduce prices. In practice, we did not see this at the national level, although the prices were declining in April, according to Nar Nar data in southern and western US markets. We will see how this dynamic happened in May. The price data of the FHFA on Tuesday will complement the picture from the Nar. 4. Experimental data: On Monday, the club name Eli Lilly is to present the results of a midstage degree on one of his weight loss drugs of the next generation called Bimagrumab. Lilly acquired the capital as part of his Versanis Bio takeover in 2023, and the belief is that Bimagrumab, in addition to traditional GLP 1 medication, can help patients keep muscle mass and at the same time lose fat. One of the concerns about GLP-1 is that people lose muscles on the medication, not just fat, which can slow down their metabolism. An interesting wrinkle on the presentation on Monday is that it focuses on an attempt that Bimagrumab in connection with the Semaglutide of Novo Nordisk, the active ingredient in Ozempic and Wegovy. The attempt was already in progress when Lilly bought. Lilly pursues studies in which Bimagrumab is used with his tirepatide, the active ingredient in Zepbound. 5. Income: There will be no revenue in the clubs in the coming week, but there are some other publications on our radar, as it is the economy and the consumer. This includes Fedex, which was reported on Tuesday evening and historically viewed as a barometer for economic activities. After the last Wednesday we hear from Worthington Steel from Ohio, who should illuminate the effects of Trump's steel tariffs on pricing and demand and the investment bank Jefferies, whose management team should deliver the dealmaking environment, with effects on the club name Goldman Sachs. Micron, which is held to the suppliers of advanced memory chips for clubs, holds Nvidia's state-of-the-art AI processors, also reports on Wednesday evening. We will listen carefully to get a comment on demand. Week in advance, June 23, Lillys Bimagrumab presentation at 9 a.m. and existing home sales at 10 a.m. and in front of the bell: Commercial Metals (CMC), Factset Research Systems (FDS) After the end: KB Home (KBH) Tuesday, June 24th FHFA Home Price Index on 9:00 a.m. 10. Am et. (FDX), Blackberry (BB), Worthington Industries (Wor), Aerovironment (AVAV) Wednesday, June 25 New Home Sales AT 10 am ET Before The Bell: General Mills (GIS), Paychex (Payx), Winnebago Industries (WGO) After the Bell: Micron Technology (MU), Jefferies Financial Group (Jef), HB Fuller (FUL), Worthington Steel (WS), Millerknoll (MLKN), Steelcase (SCS) Thursday, June 26th last reading of the GDP in the first quarter at 8:30 a.m. New orders for durable goods at 8:30 a.m. Brands (Ayi), Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA), McCocr. Corporation (CNXC) Friday, June 27th, index for personal consumption expenses at 8:30 a.m. ET in front of the bell: Apogee Enterprises (Apog) (Jim Cramer's non -profit trust is long, GS and NVDA. Here you will find a complete list of stocks.) As a subscriber for the CNBC investment club with Jim investment club. Jim waits for 45 minutes after he has sent a trade warning before bought or selling a share in the portfolio of his non -profit trust. 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