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Consumer confidence, Fedspeak, Carnival earnings: What to watch

The Conference Board will release its June consumer confidence index on Tuesday. The figure is expected to be 100, down two points from May.

Federal Reserve governors Michelle Bowman and Lisa Cook will discuss Fed policy and bank capital reform.

Carnival Corporation (CCL), FedEx (FDX), and Manchester United (MANU) will also report quarterly results.

For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination Overtime.

This post was written by Nicholas Jacobino.

Video transcript

And now moving on to what to watch Tuesday, June 25th, starting off with a new consumer confidence print for June on Tuesday.

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That number expected to decline to points and moving on to the fed tomorrow, we'll get two commentary piece of commentary from two fed governors Michelle Bowman and Lisa Cook.

Bowman speaking in London about the perspectives on us monetary policy and bank capital reform and Cook will speak at the Economic Club of New York.

And finally, we're gonna get some more earnings including fedex Carnival and Manchester United fedex reporting fourth core results after the close.

And also we listen closely for clues about its $6 billion cost savings objectives company grappling, you know, with lower margin ecommerce growth.