Associated Press National News Calendar

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AP National News Calendar

Eds: Major scheduled events for the week of July 4-10, 2010. Note that many events, especially court appearances, are subject to change at the last minute.

The following economic reports will be issued in Washington (all times EST):

SUNDAY: No events of note.

MONDAY: Columbus Day. Bond markets closed.

TUESDAY: Federal Reserve releases minutes from September interest rate meeting.

WEDNESDAY: Labor Department releases weekly jobless claims, 8:30 a.m.; Federal Reserve releases consumer credit data for May, 3 p.m.; Freddie Mac, the mortgage company, releases weekly mortgage rates.

THURSDAY: No events of note.

FRIDAY: Commerce Department releases wholesale trade inventories for May, 10 a.m.

SATURDAY: No events of note.

SUNDAY, JULY 4:

Washington — National Independence Day parade.

Undated — U.S. Independence Day.

Wimbledon, England — Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships men’s singles final.

Rotterdam, Netherlands — Tour de France opening stage.

MONDAY, JULY 5:

New York — Markets closed for Independence Day weekend.

Washington — Congress on break until July 12.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton visits Armenia and Georgia, returning to Washington on July 6.

TUESDAY, JULY 6:

Washington — President Barack Obama meets with Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.

Arlington, Va. — Funeral service for West Virginia Sen. Robert Byrd.

New York — Queen Elizabeth II gives first speech to the United Nations General Assembly since 1957 and visits Ground Zero.

NEW YORK — The Institute for Supply Management releases its service sector index for June, 10 a.m.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 7:

No events of note.

THURSDAY, JULY 8:

New York — Retailers release revenue results for June.

Kansas City, Mo. — President Barack Obama attends a political fundraiser.

Los Angeles — Primetime Emmy Awards nominations.

FRIDAY, JULY 9:

Las Vegas — President Barack Obama campaigns for Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev.

Boston — National Governors Association annual meeting through July 12.

SATURDAY, JULY 10:

No events of note.