Retail, price information could guide Wall Street
TOMORROW
Waltham-based CMGI reports quarterly earnings. The supply-chain-management company is expected to earn 8 cents a share, down from 20 cents a year ago.
The Treasury Department auctions T-bills.
The National Association of Realtors may report pending home resales fell 0.5 percent in April following a 1 percent decline the prior month, according to economists.
TUESDAY
The Commerce Department reports on international trade for April. Analysts expect high oil prices probably caused the trade gap to widen to $59.9 billion in April from $58.2 billion in March.
WEDNESDAY
The Federal Reserve releases its survey of regional economic conditions.
THURSDAY
The Commerce Department reports on retail sales for May. Overall, sales are expected to climb 0.5 percent following a 0.2 percent drop the prior month.
THURSDAY
The Labor Department reports on consumer prices. The consumer price index is anticipated to have risen by 0.4 percent in May, a faster rate than April's 0.2 percent rise. The core index, which strips out energy and food prices, is believed to have climbed by 0.2 percent, after rising by 0.1 percent in April. 