Next week is a fairly active week for economic data. The big kahuna on deck next week will obviously be the Friday data on unemployment and non-Farm payrolls. We have compiled a list of the main reports that are on deck for the week. Estimates will be updated next week because the economist consensus data usually changes too much over a weekend to stick with.
Next week’s economic data is as follows:
MON Oct 4 10:00 AM Factory Orders (Aug)
MON Oct 4 10:00 AM Pending Home Sales (Aug)
TUE Oct 5 10:00 AM ISM non-Manufacturing (Sept)
WED Oct 6 7:30 AM Challenger Job Cut Report (Sept.)
WED Oct 6 8:15 AM ADP Employment Change (Sept)
WED Oct 6 10:30 AM Weekly Crude Inventories
THU Oct 7 8:30 AM Weekly Jobless Claims
THU Oct 7 10:30 AM Weekly Natural Gas Inventories
THU Oct 7 3:00 PM Consumer Credit (Aug)
THU Oct 7 4:30 PM Fed Balance Sheet
FRI Oct 8 8:30 AM non-Farm Payrolls & Unemployment (Sept.)
FRI Oct 8 10:00 AM Wholesale Inventories (Aug)
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