Today’s data calendar is short and the only notable event is the US May jobs report. The European Central Bank concludes its policy meeting next week on June 8, and the Federal Reserve the following week on June 14. The ECB has already entered its voluntary quiet period, and the Fed’s blackout begins on June 3. This means that after Philadelphia Fed’s president Patrick Harker speaks today at 1645, we will not hear a word from the two biggest central banks until the ECB meeting. Investors are likely to try digesting US president Donald Trump’s decision to leave drop out of the global climate deal – it is good for ... (full story)