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US macro releases and Fed meetings

This Month's Key Releases

October7 High Impact+2 MoreMonth View
DayWeekMonth
Next High-Impact ReleaseTomorrow28OctFed Rate Decision (FOMC)Wednesday14:00 NY21:00 TRThe Fed's policy rate decision. The decision itself is rarely the surprise; the language beside it is.

October 27 – November 25

DayWeekMonth

Tuesday, October 27No Releases

Wednesday, October 28

Tomorrow2 Events2 High Impact
  • 14:0021:00 TRHighFed Rate Decision (FOMC)The Fed's policy rate decision. The decision itself is rarely the surprise; the language beside it is.ScheduledMarket Pricing:Hold 91%Market ProbabilitiesAll ProbabilitiesAdd to Calendar
  • 14:3021:30 TRHighFed Chair Press ConferenceThe Fed Chair's post-decision press conference. Markets often find their direction here, not in the decision.ScheduledAdd to Calendar

Thursday, October 29

2 Days Away2 Events1 High Impact
  • 08:3015:30 TRHighCore PCE, the Fed's Preferred GaugeThe Fed's preferred inflation gauge. It uses a different basket than CPI, so the two can diverge.ScheduledAdd to Calendar
  • 08:3015:30 TRMediumInitial Jobless ClaimsWeekly first-time unemployment filings. The freshest labor signal; read the multi-week trend, not one print.Scheduled

October 30 – November 4No Releases

Thursday, November 5

9 Days Away1 Event
  • 08:3016:30 TRMediumInitial Jobless ClaimsWeekly first-time unemployment filings. The freshest labor signal; read the multi-week trend, not one print.Scheduled

Friday, November 6

10 Days Away2 Events2 High Impact
  • 08:3016:30 TRHighOctober Unemployment Rate DataShare of the labor force looking for work. Falling means a strong economy, but it can also feed wage pressure.ScheduledAdd to Calendar
  • 08:3016:30 TRHighOctober Nonfarm Payrolls DataJobs added or lost outside farming in a month. The single most closely watched read on the economy.ScheduledAdd to Calendar

Monday, November 9No Releases

Tuesday, November 10

14 Days Away2 Events2 High Impact
  • 08:3016:30 TRHighOctober Core CPI DataCPI excluding food and energy. Those two swing wildly, so the underlying trend shows up here.ScheduledAdd to Calendar
  • 08:3016:30 TRHighOctober CPI DataChange in consumer prices, the most watched inflation gauge. A hotter print makes Fed rate cuts harder to justify.ScheduledAdd to Calendar

Wednesday, November 11No Releases

Thursday, November 12

16 Days Away1 Event
  • 08:3016:30 TRMediumInitial Jobless ClaimsWeekly first-time unemployment filings. The freshest labor signal; read the multi-week trend, not one print.Scheduled

November 13 – 18No Releases

Thursday, November 19

23 Days Away1 Event
  • 08:3016:30 TRMediumInitial Jobless ClaimsWeekly first-time unemployment filings. The freshest labor signal; read the multi-week trend, not one print.Scheduled

November 20 – 24No Releases

Wednesday, November 25

29 Days Away2 Events1 High Impact
  • 08:3016:30 TRMediumInitial Jobless ClaimsWeekly first-time unemployment filings. The freshest labor signal; read the multi-week trend, not one print.Scheduled
  • 08:3016:30 TRHighCore PCE, the Fed's Preferred GaugeThe Fed's preferred inflation gauge. It uses a different basket than CPI, so the two can diverge.ScheduledAdd to Calendar

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High-impact releases (Fed decisions, inflation, jobs) move markets the most; medium and low-impact ones draw a more limited reaction.

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This Month's Key Releases

October7 High Impact+2 MoreMonth View

Next Six Weeks

10 High Impact
Oct 26 – 30This Week27 Oct: No Releases28 Oct: Fed Rate Decision (FOMC) (High), Fed Chair Press Conference (High)29 Oct: Core PCE, the Fed's Preferred Gauge (High), Initial Jobless Claims (Medium)30 Oct: No Releases28 OctFed Rate Decision (FOMC)28 OctFed Chair Press Conference29 OctCore PCE, the Fed's Preferred Gauge
Nov 2 – 63 Events2 Nov: No Releases3 Nov: No Releases4 Nov: No Releases5 Nov: Initial Jobless Claims (Medium)6 Nov: October Unemployment Rate Data (High), October Nonfarm Payrolls Data (High)6 NovOctober Unemployment Rate Data6 NovOctober Nonfarm Payrolls Data
Nov 9 – 133 Events9 Nov: No Releases10 Nov: October Core CPI Data (High), October CPI Data (High)11 Nov: No Releases12 Nov: Initial Jobless Claims (Medium)13 Nov: No Releases10 NovOctober Core CPI Data10 NovOctober CPI Data
Nov 16 – 201 Event16 Nov: No Releases17 Nov: No Releases18 Nov: No Releases19 Nov: Initial Jobless Claims (Medium)20 Nov: No ReleasesNo high-impact releases.
Nov 23 – 273 Events23 Nov: No Releases24 Nov: No Releases25 Nov: Core PCE, the Fed's Preferred Gauge (High), Initial Jobless Claims (Medium)26 Nov: Thanksgiving Day27 Nov: Day after Thanksgiving (early close)25 NovCore PCE, the Fed's Preferred Gauge
Nov 30 – Dec 43 Events30 Nov: No Releases1 Dec: No Releases2 Dec: No Releases3 Dec: Initial Jobless Claims (Medium)4 Dec: November Unemployment Rate Data (High), November Nonfarm Payrolls Data (High)4 DecNovember Unemployment Rate Data4 DecNovember Nonfarm Payrolls Data

Latest Releases

Last 10 Days
  1. 22 Oct Thu08:30 NYMedium

    Initial Jobless Claims

    Actual
    194 K
    Forecast
    200 K
    Previous
    200 K

    6K Below Forecast6K Below Previous

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The middle of the line is the forecast; the dot is the actual, the gray notch the previous reading. Color shows direction only: whether a higher number is good or bad depends on the release.

Notes are written with Claude from the released value, the forecast and the previous value only. What they say about markets is a general tendency, not a forecast for today's prices; not investment advice.

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