Next Week's Economic Report

Monday: No significant economic reports.

Tuesday: Government data on import /export prices is due before the market opens, though the report is usually not a market mover. Best Buy (BBY) releases quarterly results and a report on manufacturing activity in New York comes out before the opening bell.

After the market opens, the Treasury Department will release a report on foreign purchases of U.S. debt.

Wednesday: The government will release a report on housing starts and building permits before the market opens.
A report on capacity utilization and industrial production comes out after the opening bell.
The government's weekly oil inventory report also is due Wednesday morning
FedEx (FDX) is scheduled to report quarterly results in the morning.
In the evening, Ben Bernanke will deliver a speech in NY on proposed financial reform.

Thursday: The weekly jobless claims report from the Dep. of Labor is due in the morning.

The consumer price index, the government's main inflation gauge, is expected to show that prices fell 0.2% in May after falling 0.1% the month before.
After the market opens, reports on leading economic indicators and manufacturing in Philadelphia are scheduled to come out.
In the afternoon, BP CEO Tony Hayward is scheduled to testify before a House committee.

Friday: The Labor Department will release a report on state unemployment levels at 10 a.m. ET