On Tuesday, Statistics Canada reports on the gross domestic product in April. Economists expect a drop of 0.1% from the previous month.

Separately, StatsCan reports on monthly changes in industrial product and raw material prices for May. Economists expect a drop of 0.7% in industrial product prices and a rise of 2% in raw material prices.

On Wednesday, Canadian stock and bond markets are closed to mark Canada Day.

South of the border

On Tuesday, the U.S. Conference Board releases its consumer confidence survey for June. The reading is expected to rise to 55.2.

Also, the Chicago purchasing managers index for June is released. Economists expect a reading of 39.

On Wednesday, the U.S. Institute for Supply Management releases its manufacturing index for June. Economists expect a reading of 44.5.

Meanwhile, the U.S. Department of Commerce reports on construction spending for May. A drop of 0.6% is expected.

On Thursday, the U.S. Department of Labour releases its employment report for June. Economists expect the unemployment rate to rise to 9.6% from 9.4%, and non-farm payrolls are forecast to fall by 350,000 jobs.

Separately, Labour reports on initial jobless claims for the week ended June 27. Economists forecast 615,000 claims.

Also Thursday, U.S. Commerce reports on factory orders for May. A rise of 0.8% is expected.

On Friday, U.S. stock and bond markets are closed to mark Saturday’s Independence Day holiday.

Corporate earnings

On Monday, H&R Block Inc. reports fourth-quarter results.

On Wednesday, Constellation Brands Inc. reports first-quarter results.

General Mills Inc. reports fourth-quarter earnings.

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