Holiday Season is here. Markets have a half day on the 24th, closed on the 25th. Looks like Tons of data on the 23rd. Here's the full breakdown.
MONDAY 12/22
- No major economic reports scheduled.
TUESDAY 12/23
- 8:30 am – GDP (Q3, delayed) | Forecast: 3.2% | Prior: 3.8%
- 8:30 am – Durable Goods Orders (Oct., delayed) | Forecast: -1.1% | Prior: 0.5%
- 8:30 am – Durable Goods ex-Transportation (Oct.) | Forecast: — | Prior: 0.6%
- 9:15 am – Industrial Production (Oct.) | Forecast: 0.1% | Prior: 0.1%
- 9:15 am – Capacity Utilization (Oct.) | Forecast: 75.9% | Prior: 75.9%
- 9:15 am – Industrial Production (Nov.) | Forecast: 0.1% | Prior: N/A
- 9:15 am – Capacity Utilization (Nov.) | Forecast: 76.0% | Prior: N/A
- 10:00 am – Consumer Confidence (Dec.) | Forecast: 91.7 | Prior: 88.7
WEDNESDAY 12/24
- 8:30 am – Initial Jobless Claims (week of Dec. 20) | Forecast: 225,000 | Prior: 224,000.
- 10:30 am – EIA Petroleum Status Report.
- Markets close early at 1:00 pm (1:15 pm for eligible options).
THURSDAY 12/25
- Market closed for Christmas.
FRIDAY 12/26
- No major economic reports scheduled.
Key data for the coming week
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Posted by I_killed_the_kraken
8 Comments
Nothing matters for market this week.
Tuesday’s gonna be a data dump bloodbath, perfect time for some FDs before the market takes a holiday nap
Market is gonna coast off the cooked CPi. Don’t really see any of these reports having an effect.
All that data just to do the opposite.
Data doesn’t mean anything anymore. Probably never did but it’s not believable now.
merry xmas I guess
For the people saying the data is cooked, you may be right – but your absence of proof just makes you sound stupid. What’s certain, is the last person and way of doing business were revised reports every single time. There’s a better way of doing these data releases and compilation, that’s why he fired the previous person. He did fire them after a bad one which is sketchy, but if you don’t have evidence then your opinion is just not based on anything.
Liquidity goes on vacation before we do