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Schedule for the week of November 10, 2024

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by calculated risk November 9, 2024 08:11:00 AM

The main economic reports this week are CPI and retail sales for October.

In the manufacturing sector, October industrial production and November New York Fed survey results will be released this week.


—– Monday, November 11 —–


veterans day holiday: Most banks are closed for Veterans Day. The stock market opens.

—– Tuesday, November 12 —–

6 AM: NFIB Small and Medium Business Optimism Index For October.

2pm: Survey of senior loan officer opinions on bank lending practices (SLOOS) October.


—– Wednesday, November 13 —–

7 a.m. ET: The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) releases findings on: Mortgage Purchase Application Index.

8:30 AM: October Consumer Price Index From BLS. The consensus is for CPI to increase by 0.2% and core CPI to increase by 0.3%. CPI is expected to rise 2.6% YoY and core CPI is expected to rise 3.3% YoY.

11 AM: New York Fed: Q3 Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit


—– Thursday, November 14 —–

8:30 AM: First Weekly Unemployment Claim The report is made public. The number of initial claims settled was 255,000, up from 221,000 the previous week.

8:30 AM: October Producer Price Index From BLS. Consensus PPI increased by 0.3%, and core PPI increased by 0.2%.

3pm: Speech, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, economic outlookIn conversation with Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell in Dallas, Texas


—– Friday, November 15 —–


8:30 AM ET: retail sales It is scheduled to be released in October.

Retail sales are expected to increase by 0.3%.

This graph shows retail sales since 1992. These are monthly seasonally adjusted retail sales and food services (excluding guns and gasoline).

8:30 a.m.: New York Fed Empire State Manufacturing Survey For November. Consensus rose from -11.9 to 3.5.

industrial production 9:15 a.m.: The Fed is scheduled to make an announcement. Industrial production and production capacity utilization For October.

This graph shows industrial production since 1967.

Industrial production is expected to decrease by 0.2%, and production capacity utilization rate is expected to decrease to 77.3%.

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