Consumer Prices Seen Up 0.3% — Data Week Ahead Update

The following are median forecasts for this week's remaining U.S. data from a survey compiled by The Wall Street Journal.

 
DATE      TIME  RELEASE                       PERIOD     CONSENSUS    PREVIOUS 
Tuesday   0830   NY Empire St Fed Mfg Svy      Jul       -9.5    (14)  -16 
          0830   Consumer Price Index  M/M     Jun       +0.3%   (25)  +0.1% 
                   -- ex food & energy M/M     Jun       +0.3%   (25)  +0.1% 
          0830   Consumer Price Index  Y/Y     Jun       +2.7%   (15)  +2.4% 
                   -- ex food & energy Y/Y     Jun       +2.9%   (15)  +2.8% 
Wednesday 0830   Producer Price Index          Jun       +0.2%   (22)  +0.1% 
                   -- ex food & energy         Jun       +0.2%   (20)  +0.1% 
                   -- ex food, energy, trade   Jun       +0.2%   (5)   +0.1% 
          0915   Industrial Production         Jun       +0.1%   (25)  -0.2% 
          0915   Capacity Utilization          Jun        77.4%  (19)   77.4% 
Thursday  0830   Jobless Claims                Jul 12     234K   (19)   227K 
          0830   Phila Fed Mfg Svy             Jul       -1.0    (16)  -4 
          0830   Retail Sales                  Jun       +0.2%   (25)  -0.9% 
                   -- ex autos                 Jun       +0.3%   (24)  -0.3% 
          0830   Import Prices                 Jun       +0.3%   (17)  +0.0% 
          1000   Housing Mkt Index             Jul        33     (14)   32 
          1000   Business Inventories          May       +0.0%   (16)  +0.0% 
Friday    0830   Housing Starts                Jun        1.30M  (23)   1.256M 
                   -- percent change           Jun       +3.5%         -9.8% 
          0830   Building Permits              Jun        1.39M  (15)   1.393M 
                   -- percent change           Jun       -0.2%         -2.0% 
          1000   Consumer Sentiment            Jul        61.8   (18)   60.7* 
                  (Prelim) 
 
*End-June Reading 
 
(Figures in parentheses refer to number of economists surveyed.) 
 
Write to Donna Huneke at dataweekahead@wsj.com