Wall Street’s goal will turn to inflation after the S&P 500 has published another winning week, which ended on a high note thanks to a job report better than those. The coming week is silent on the results front, without any club plane which should arise. The events organized by Club Apple, Nvidia and Blackrock names are however on our radar. On Monday, and the next series of trade discussion between the United States and China. What we want there is quite simple: everything that gives companies and consumers more clarity on commercial policy tomorrow, next month and next year. In this spirit, here is a more in -depth examination of inflation relationships and what we expect to hear Apple, Nvidia and Blackrock. 1. Inflation will occupy the stage in the coming week. The first will be the consumer price index (ICC) Wednesday morning, followed by the producer prices index (PPI) – a wholesale inflation measurement – Thursday morning. CPI follows the prices of a wide range of consumer goods and services. PPI, which is considered to be a main indicator of consumer inflation, measures what producers are paid for their production. The two reports are for May, a month which started with the extraordinary rate of 145% of Trump on Chinese imports still in books. It was greatly reduced to 30% on May 12, as part of an agreement between the two largest economies in the world to work for a trade agreement. But before this happened, some ocean freight liners carrying goods subject to an outfit of 145% arrived at the American ports. The fact is that investors will closely examine inflation reports for any sign that Trump prices – on two goods from China and other American trade partners, most of which have become subject to a basic import right of 10% in April – appear in number. The trajectory of inflation is important for the federal reserve policy and the stock market. Despite downward trends in recent months, the central bank has hesitated to reduce interest rates, given the uncertain effects of pricing prices and the fact that the labor market has resisted correctly. The work of the Fed is to ensure price stability and maximum employment. As we saw on Friday, the May employment report was imperfect, but still better than expected. Jim Cramer argued that it was strong enough to appease the fears of an imminent recession, and yet weak enough to keep the hopes living for a drop in the Fed rate in the coming months – as long as inflation cooperates. Another subject of conversation in the coming days is the quality of IPC data itself. Wednesday, the Wall Street Journal said that endowment shortages due to a job freeze at the Bureau of Labor Statistics are launching a key in the data collection process used for the monthly inflation report. According to the newspaper, the CPI report in April relied on more imprecise methods to calculate the prices of certain inputs at a higher than normal rate. In a press release on its website, the agency also said that in April, it “suspended the CPI data collection entirely” in Lincoln, Nebraska, and provo, Utah, and this month, it will stop doing it in Buffalo, New York. “These actions have a minimum impact on the overall level (calculated inflation rate),” said the declaration, although the agency has recognized that there may be additional variability for “specific indices”. It goes without saying that political investors and decision -makers want to have confidence in the official government data on which they count to make decisions. At this stage, we simply keep monitoring of these developments closely, except for any other reason that it could create a noisy conversation around the data. 2. The iPhone manufacturer has apparently not been able to take a break this year – there are multiple legal threats to key income sources alongside Trump prices and direct attacks against the company. And, of course, Apple continued to fight to provide the characteristics of the artificial intelligence necessary to trigger a significant iPhone upgrade cycle. Could the conference of developers start on Monday with the near opening presentation, did he start the stock? During the WWDC event last year, the company made its debut on its suite of tools on AI nicknamed Apple Intelligence, and we liked what we heard. The problem turned out to be Apple’s inability to execute and deliver the functionality in a timely time. We will see if Apple can push the concerns that the same dynamic will be at stake this year. We hope that this can be accomplished, but we do not count on it, especially after a Bloomberg News report on Friday said that Apple’s WWDC objective is “design and productivity improvements” for its traditional operating systems for iPhones, Macs and more. At the very least, expectations are much lower now, and Jim was encouraged by the rebound in the action on Friday. 3. The NVIDIA GTC Paris conference begins on Wednesday, with CEO Jensen Huang who held an opening speech that day. It starts at 11 a.m. local time at 5:00 a.m. While monitoring all Huang product updates, the great thing to watch for us is whether the CEO’s trip to Europe coincides with the announcement of additional “Sovereign IA” projects. Huang’s comments on the call of NVIDIA’s profits last week suggested that we could see more, based on the Middle East projects unveiled in May. 4. Blackrock investor day Thursday is an important event for another club name that could use a jolt. “This stock horribly has the market, which really makes no sense for me,” Jim said on Friday. The last time BlackRock held a day of investors was in 2023. This time, we are optimistic that the asset management giant can expose a convincing multi-year vision, and a vision that is considerably improved by its three recent acquisitions that have deepened the company on the private markets. In a note to customers last week, Morgan Stanley analysts said they expect Blackrock leaders “to increase their objective of organic basic costs by at least 5% by” emphasizing “more”. ” Analysts are also looking for management to detail a path to the expansion of the margin. A week to come on Monday, June 9, monthly wholesale business survey at 10 a.m. and Apple WWDC Hentynote presentation Tuesday, June 10, 10 NFIB Small Business Index at 6 a.m. He before The Bell: Designer Brands (DBI), United Natural Foods (UNFI), JM Smucker (SJM), Academy Sports and Outdoors (GME) Buster’s (Play), GameStop (GTLB), Stitch Fix (SFIX) Wednesday June 11 Consumer prices index at 8:30 a.m. and Jensen Huang Heynot in GTC Paris Bell: Chewy (Chwy), SailPoint (Sail) After the Bell: Oracle (Orcl), Oxford Industries (Oxm) Thursday June 12 Pretensions at 8:30 am and Bell Prosecutor Adobe (ADBE), HR (HR) Friday June 13 University of Michigan Consumer Sensation Survey at 10:00 a.m. (Jim Cramer’s Charitable Trust is Long NVDA, AAPP, BLK. See here for a complete list of actions.) As an estacle in Jim, the CNBC Investing Club of Jim Cramer, May Jim do a job. 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