This week features key economic reports from around the world. On Monday, China announces its Loan Prime Rate, and the US releases the Conference Board Leading Economic Index for June. On Tuesday, the UK unveils its May unemployment rate, the EU and Germany report the ZEW Economic Sentiment Index for July, and the US publishes weekly private sector employment figures from ADP. On Wednesday, South Korea announces its June producer price index, Japan reports June import, export, and trade balance data, the UK reveals its June inflation rate, Indonesia announces its interest rate decision, and the US releases weekly oil inventory data from the EIA. On Thursday, South Korea provides its preliminary second-quarter GDP estimate, Australia reports its June unemployment rate, Singapore announces its June inflation rate, the EU delivers its interest rate decision from the ECB, and the US reports weekly jobless claims along with the Chicago Fed National Activity Index. Friday is the busiest day for data, with Australia, Japan, India, Germany, the UK, France, the EU, and the US all releasing preliminary July manufacturing and services PMI figures from S&P Global or HSBC. Additionally, Germany reports the GfK Consumer Confidence Index for August, the UK unveils its June retail sales, and the US reports new home sales for June.