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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
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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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The Econoday service sector activity index (ESSAI)* for May is down to minus 3.0 after minus 2.1 in April and minus 4.1 in March. Five of six underlying regional surveys for the service sector show an increase in business activity and one is down. However, half of the surveys show conditions remain weak and half … - Econoday US factory sector index points to slow ongoing expansion in MayThe Econoday factory sector activity index (EFSAI)* for May is 12.5, up from 11.5 in April and versus 13.1 in March. The reading suggests the factory sector continues its modest expansion. Activity appears to be firming amid rising new orders and increasing order backlogs. However, activity is uneven across regions. A closer look at the …
- Last Week in Review: Kevin Warsh Comes Up To BatKevin Warsh was sworn in on May 22 as a governor and 17th chair of the Federal Reserve with less than a month before his first FOMC meeting as chair on June 16-17. At his Senate Banking Committee nomination hearing, Warsh fiercely insisted he would maintain an independent central bank in response to harsh questions …
- Last Week in Review: Bad Inflation News Adding UpThree reports for April that shape the inflation picture were released in the May 15 week leading to three conclusions. First, the consumer price index (CPI) for April showed the spike in energy prices in March and continued elevated and unstable prices into April is already having an impact that is going to be reflected …
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