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2026-07-27 04:53 UTC → 2026-07-27 14:27 UTC ·
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July‑August 2026 European earnings and & macro data calendar
An The calendar that began with early‑July release listed key corporate earnings calls and macro‑economic data macro releases has been further detailed for the last days of July. On July 2026, covering firms such as Volkswagen, Schaeffler, JPMorgan Chase and others, and noting consumer‑price, industrial‑production and central‑bank decisions across Europe, 27, 2026 the United States and Asia. Two weeks later a follow‑up timetable expanded the scope to mid‑August, adding results for additional companies—including Verizon, American Express, LVMH added UK reports from Vodafone Group and Mercedes‑Benz—and further macro releases such as Japan’s CPI AstraZeneca, German filings from Audi and PMI, Germany’s construction orders, the UK’s retail sales Hochtief, and Eurozone monetary aggregates. The update also incorporated EU energy French half‑year numbers from Michelin, Rexel and environment minister meetings, the Farnborough Airshow LVMH. Italy’s Saipem and central‑bank actions like Switzerland’s Sulzer also joined the Russian rate move schedule. The same day listed Chinese industrial‑profit data, Japan’s CI‑Index, Finnish consumer confidence, the Eurozone ECB M3 money‑supply figure, US durable‑goods orders and the Dallas Fed survey. Late manufacturing survey, plus German Ifo business‑climate data. July calendars refined 28 expanded the picture through 6 August. They listed a broader set of earnings—including Volkswagen list with earnings from Mercedes‑Benz Group, Audi, Hochtief, Michelin, Signify, Securitas, Teamviewer, Saipem and others—while reiterating releases for Verizon, American Express TeamViewer, Safran, Air Liquide, Orange, Barclays, GSK, Unilever, Boeing, Coca‑Cola, Visa and LVMH. New others, while macro items featured Japan’s consumer‑price index and PMI, Germany’s Ifo business climate, Spain’s producer‑price data, Finnish included French consumer confidence, Chinese industrial profit figures and the ECB refinancing‑tender allocation, US durable‑goods orders. consumer confidence and the opening of the Fed’s two‑day FOMC meeting. Political highlights added a meeting between continued with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Merz’s meeting with Icelandic Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir and statements from German party delegations. The calendars continued to reference EU ministerial meetings, the Farnborough Airshow, These additions extend the Russian central‑bank rate decision existing roadmap through late July and maintain the US Dallas Fed industrial survey, giving investors a comprehensive timetable view of corporate disclosures and economic indicators across Europe, North America and Asia. Asia up to early August.