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Econoday’s Economic Calendar tracks key global economic releases, including U.S. and international indicators, central bank announcements, inflation data, labor reports, and more. Updated in real-time by expert economists, the calendar includes forecast, actual, and prior results, along with intuitive commentary for quick understanding and reaction.
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Econoday’s Sovereign Debt Calendar provides live and historical tracking of sovereign debt issuance from 29 countries and 3 supra-national issuers. Developed in collaboration with institutional investors, it enables unified surveillance of debt auctions across multiple jurisdictions.
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Agriculture Economic Data
Anticipate commodity market shifts.
Econoday’s US Agriculture Calendar tracks key reports from the USDA and other sources, including Crop Progress, WASDE, Grain Stocks, and Export Sales. Whether you’re trading futures or analyzing food supply chains, these events are crucial for informed forecasting and strategy.
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- Last Week in Review: US Employment Report Shows Narrow Job Gains
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh was at an ECB central banking forum on July 1. In a panel discussion with some of his G-7 counterparts, he reinforced his intentions to reform how the Federal Reserve approaches monetary policy with the institution of five working groups to examine various aspects of Fed practices. He also emphatically embraced … - Econoday US service sector index shows contraction again in JuneThe Econoday US service sector activity index (ESSAI)* for June falls to minus 6.3 from minus 3.3 in May and minus 2.1 in April. Four of the six regional component surveys for the service sector show lower readings in June from May and two are up. However, half of the surveys show conditions actually contracting …
- Econoday factory sector index up for second month in a row in JuneThe Econoday factory sector activity index (EFSAI)* for June is 17.5 after 13.3 in May and 11.5 in April. The reading suggests that factory sector activity is trending higher overall. However, it should be noted that activity I June rose in three regional surveys (Philadelphia, Kansas City, and Chicago) while it was down in three …
- Last Week in Review: PCE Price Report Shows Inflation RisingThe big data for the week comes with the numbers on personal income and spending, and the PCE deflator – currently the Fed’s preferred measure of inflation. In May, personal income rose 0.7 percent after a flat reading in April. However, the increase in wages and salaries was a trend-like 0.4 percent for May. The …
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