This week's major U.S. economic reports (October 24 - October 28)

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MarketWatch updates the schedule throughout the week, so check their site for revisions.

James Chen is not doing the report for J. P. Morgan this week. Alex Bova has the gig instead.

Last week's post marks a year that I have been posting these schedules, apparently.

Sun Oct 17, 2021: This week's major U.S. economic reports (October 18 - October 22)

THIS WEEK'S MAJOR U.S. ECONOMIC REPORTS & FED SPEAKERS

TIME (ET) REPORT PERIOD ACTUAL MEDIAN FORECAST PREVIOUS

MONDAY, OCT. 24
8:30 am Chicago Fed national activity index Sept. -- 0.00
9:45 am S&P U.S. manufacturing PMI Oct. -- 52.0
9:45 am S&P U.S. services PMI Oct. -- 49.5

TUESDAY, OCT. 25
9 am S&P Case-Shiller U.S. home price index (SAAR) Aug. -- -2.9%
9 am FHFA U.S. home price index (SAAR) Aug. -- -6.9%
10 am Consumer confidence index Oct. -- 108.0

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26
8:30 am Trade in goods (advance) Sept. -- -$87.3 billion
10 am New home sales (SAAR) Sept. -- 685,000

THURSDAY, OCT. 27
8:30 am Real gross domestic product, first estimate (SAAR) Q3 -- -0.6%
8:30 am Real final sales to domestic purchasers, first estimate (SAAR) Q3 -- 0.2%
8:30 am Initial jobless claims Oct. 22 -- N/A
8:30 am Continuing jobless claims Oct. 15 -- N/A
8:30 am Durable goods orders Sept. -- -0.2%
8:30 am Core capital equipment orders Sept. -- 1.4%

FRIDAY, OCT. 28
8:30 am Employment cost index (SAAR) Q3 -- 5.4%
8:30 am PCE price index (SAAR) Sept. -- 3.5%
8:30 am Core PCE price index (SAAR) Sept. -- 7.0%
8:30 am PCE price index (12-month change) Sept. -- 6.3%
8:30 am Core PCE price index (12-month change) Sept. -- 4.9%
8:30 am Real disposable income (SAAR) Sept. -- 0.9%
8:30 am Real consumer spending Sept. -- 1.2%
10 am UMich consumer sentiment index (late) Oct. -- 59.8
10 am UMich consumer 5-year inflation expectations (late) Oct. -- 2.9%
10 am Pending home sales index Sept. -- -2.0%

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Economic outlook

Up next for the markets: October 24 - October 28

Alex Bova
Content and Communications, J.P. Morgan Wealth Management

Oct 20, 2022 | 3 min read

• The market will get a snapshot view as to how consumers are feeling about their finances amid persistently high inflation, with several consumer centric data points scheduled for release.

• Be on the lookout for new residential sales data, which will give investors a better idea of how rising mortgage rates are impacting the housing market.

With rates on the rise and inflation still at its highest level in decades, the broader impact on consumer spending will become clearer this week with a bevy of consumer focused data points scheduled for release. Consumer spending drives a significant portion of the economy, so investors and economists pay close attention to these data points.

First out of the gate this week is the Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Survey for October. This is a leading indicator that provides insight into consumers’ buying intentions and vacation plans, as well as their expectations for interest rates, inflation and stocks. If consumers are feeling confident, they tend to spend more.

Another key consumer data point due this week is personal income and outlays for September. This tracks how much consumers are spending and saving. Rounding out the consumer centric news for the week is new residential sales for September. This tracks how many new homes are sold in the month. The S&P Global Manufacturing, Composite, and Services PMI Flashes for October, which track activity within the manufacturing and services sectors, are all set for release. Weekly jobless claims are also on the agenda this week.

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