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Midweek data is lighter, but still offers a mix of inflation, labor, and activity signals across several areas of the economy.
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Consumer data takes the lead today with a solid mix of spending, housing, and inventory updates.
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No major releases to start the week. The focus will be on the potential for conflict in the Middle East to re-escalate after the weekend events.
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Quiet end to the week with a lighter data slate and mostly second-tier releases.
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Industrial activity takes center stage today, with a full slate of manufacturing, labor, and regional data alongside the headline release.
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Not a headline-heavy day, but useful signals on inflation, manufacturing, and how the Fed is interpreting current conditions.
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Key inflation and labor signals today with both PPI and ADP on the calendar, but other than that, a light day.
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Today is relatively quiet overall, with existing home sales standing out as the most important update on the calendar.
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Inflation surged +0.9% MoM, driven by a historic +21.2% jump in gasoline, pushing YoY to 3.3%, a two-year high.
With Middle East-driven energy volatility back in play, the Fed remains boxed in, reinforcing a higher-for-longer policy path.
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An unusual Friday CPI release caps off the week, with inflation back in focus as markets look for a strong MoM print driven largely by the recent surge in energy prices.
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πΊπΈ Growth was revised down in the final Q4 GDP release, but the story of the government shutdown is unchanged.
At the same time, inflation isnβt easing. PCE inflation came in firm again, keeping pressure on rates and reinforcing a more patient Fed.
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Big macro morning with growth and consumer data front and center as GDP and income/spending hit at the same time.
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The Fed returns to center stage today as the FOMC Minutes provide a detailed look into policymakersβ thinking behind the most recent decision.
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Early read on employment and industry this morning, followed by a key check on inflation expectations later in the day.
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Relatively light start to the week, but today features the delayed ISM Services PMI, the key release on the calendar.
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πΊπΈ The March jobs report delivered a strong headline, but the underlying story is more nuanced.
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A busy week ends with a bang as the March jobs report takes center stage.
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Another key day in jobs week with multiple labor market updates providing context before the BLS jobs report tomorrow.
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First-of-the-month data rush with a heavy slate of activity, labor, and inflation-sensitive releases hitting all at once.
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Busy end-of-month calendar with a mix of employment, housing, and consumer data, while also kicking off another week of labor market updates.
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Quiet start to the week with mostly survey-based and sector-specific data on the calendar.
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Lighter Friday calendar. Todayβs focus is on how consumers are reacting to recent geopolitical developments, particularly through inflation expectations.
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Secondary data day, but a couple of releases stand out given the current macro backdrop, particularly around inflation and energy.
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π Another data-heavy Tuesday with labor, activity, and liquidity signals spread throughout the day.
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Light start to the week with activity and inventory data in focus following last weekβs FOMC.
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Post-FOMC follow-through day with housing, labor, and regional activity data on deck, while global focus shifts to Europe with BoE and ECB policy decisions this morning.
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Major macro day with inflation, manufacturing, and Fed policy all hitting the calendar, as markets head into a widely anticipated #FOMC decision expected to result in a pause.
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Lighter macro calendar today with labor, housing, and consumer signals in focus.
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π Todayβs focus is on the industrial side of the economy with production data and regional manufacturing activity setting the tone for growth trends.
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πΊπΈ US Q4 2025 GDP growth was revised sharply lower to 0.7%, highlighting broad-based weakness, especially in services and exports.
At the same time, January PCE data confirmed firming inflation pressure that will keep the Fed hawkish.
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