Market Domination Overtime's Josh Lipton highlights the top news stories and economic headlines investors should be watching for Friday, June 28, including: May's Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index — the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge — alongside June consumer sentiment, and Fed commentary out from Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin, Kansas Fed Governor Michelle Bowman, and San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly.

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This post was written by Luke Carberry Mogan.

Video Transcript

Time now for to watch Friday, June 28th, you can start off on the economy, new personal consumption expenditures or PC data coming out in the morning economist forecast a total PC to cool down in May core PC also expected to decline compared to April.

The fed's preferred inflation gauge, providing another piece of the economic puzzle as the central bank continues to deliberate potential rate cuts.

Also coming in the morning, the final consumer sentiment print for the month of June, the common economists expecting that number to tick up slightly to 66 compared to the previous June reading showing a little more optimism about how consumers feel about their finances.

And finally, we're going to be getting another round of Fed Richmond fed President Tom Barkin will speak in Paris at a global interdependence conference early in the morning.

And then after the P CE data comes out, fed Governor Michelle Bowman and San Francisco fed President Mary Daly will speak Bowman suggested earlier today that she's not ready to cut rates.