Indicators include inflation, industrial production and foreign trade; Musk’s company debuts on the US Stock Exchange on Friday
The week of June 8th to 12th will see the release of relevant indicators for international economies, with data on inflation, industrial production, trade balance and interest rate decisions. The period will also see SpaceX’s shares on the US Stock Exchange, scheduled for Friday (June 12, 2026), in an operation that should become the largest IPO (initial public offering) in history.
The USA publishes on Monday (June 8, 2026) the Nfib (National Federation of Independent Business) business optimism indicator for May.
On Tuesday (June 9), Germany releases the trade balance and industrial production for April. Portugal publishes the trade balance for the same month. Mexico presents inflation for May. Canada and the USA release the trade balance for April. North Americans also publish used home sales for May. China releases the trade balance for May and inflation for the same month. Argentina presents industrial production for April.
Italy publishes, on Wednesday (June 10), industrial production for April. On the same day, the US releases inflation for May and Canada announces its decision on interest rates. Russia presents May inflation. Japan publishes May producer prices.
On Thursday (June 11, 2026), Mexico releases industrial production for April. The Eurozone announces the interest rate decision. Canada publishes April building permits. The US presents producer prices for May. Russia releases the trade balance for April and Argentina releases the inflation for May.
On Friday (June 12, 2026), Japan releases industrial production for April. Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Spain, Portugal and India publish inflation or activity data. Germany presents inflation for May and the United Kingdom, the trade balance, industrial production and construction activity, all for April. France, Spain, Portugal and India publish inflation for May.
SpaceX begins trading shares on Nasdaq and Nasdaq Texas on Friday (June 12, 2026), under the symbol “SPCX”. The company will offer, with an initial value of US$ 135 each, according to a document sent to the (United States Securities and Exchange Commission). Read (PDF – 4.8 MB). The operation aims to raise US$75 billion and could become the largest IPO in history, above the US$29.4 billion raised by Saudi Aramco.
If all shares enter circulation, SpaceX should reach an estimated market value of US$1.77 trillion. With this level, it would be ahead of 494 of the 500 companies in the S&P 500, including Tesla, also owned by Musk.
The company will offer two classes of share. Class A shares will entitle you to 1 vote in company decisions. Class B shares will be entitled to 10 votes. Musk will maintain 84.4% control of SpaceX through 93.6% of class B shares.
The operation is coordinated by 21 banks, led by the Goldman Sachs Group. The group also includes Morgan Stanley, Bank of America and Brazil.
