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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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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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- Econoday US service sector index shows contraction in business activity lessens in October
The Econoday service sector activity index (ESSAI)* for October is minus 7.0 after minus 8.7 in September and negative for the third month in a row. The ESSAI has only seen one positive reading so far in 2026 back in August when there was briefly an expectation that the war on Iran would end. However, … - Econoday US factory sector index shows modest expansion for a 4th monthThe Econoday factory sector activity index (EFSAI)* for October is 16.3 after a rise to 18.3 in September. The index has been moving in a narrow range since June that reflects modest expansion, although activity is somewhat slower in October. The index has been holding on to reasonably consistent growth since March although it has …
- Last Week in Review: US Housing Market Hit By High Inflation, Interest RatesTwo reports in the week ending October 23 show just how weak the housing market is at a time when potential homeowners face the perils of an uncertain job market, higher interest rates, and inflation eating more disposable income with less prospect of higher wages. The October NAHB/Wells Fargo housing market index fell for a …
- October 27-28 FOMC Meeting Timing Awkward with Midterm Elections Nov. 3Fed policymakers do their best to set monetary policy apolitically but there is no escape from the timing of the upcoming FOMC meeting on Tuesday-Wednesday, October 27-28, less than a week before the midterm election on Tuesday, November 3. The eight-times-a-year calendar of FOMC meetings means there is typically one scheduled in late October or …
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