Consumer prices increased 0.4 percent on the month, in line with expectations. The 12-month gain was 1.7 percent, also in line with expectations and up from 1.4 percent the previous month. https://t.co/wmkdWIKQ46
Econoday, Inc. Wed 10 Mar 2021 13:50

On Wednesday, the CPI, Atlanta Fed Business Inflation Expectations and Treasury Budget reports are scheduled. Inflation is a key focus right now for Federal Reserve policy makers who are certain to read the Atlanta Fed report on inflation expectations at the business level. https://t.co/zCP1tEKxtc
Econoday, Inc. Wed 10 Mar 2021 00:59

On Wednesday in Asia/Pacific, Chinese CPI and PPI reports will be released. In Europe, French industrial production and Italian PPI data will be posted. In North America, the Bank of Canada policy announcement is due along with the US CPI and US Treasury budget reports. https://t.co/2l8X65KAoy
Econoday, Inc. Tue 09 Mar 2021 23:54

On Tuesday, the NFIB small business optimism index is due. How did February's jump in long-term interest rates affect small businesses and their assessments of economic conditions? NFIB's report will offer the latest. https://t.co/DhaQ7AOWRA
Econoday, Inc. Tue 09 Mar 2021 00:18

On Tuesday in Asia, Japanese household spending will be released as will Japanese GDP. In Europe, German merchandise trade, Italian industrial production, and Eurozone GDP will be posted. https://t.co/HNoiEmlYuT
Econoday, Inc. Mon 08 Mar 2021 23:13

RT @IBKR_TI: The US employment report jolted higher in February though the feeling of acceleration is exaggerated by the weak comparisons o…
Econoday, Inc. Mon 08 Mar 2021 22:28

The trade deficit widened to $68.2 billion in January which is on the weaker side of expectations and $1.2 billion deeper than December's revised $67.0 billion deficit. https://t.co/TR7vvU7JGK
Econoday, Inc. Fri 05 Mar 2021 14:20

Nonfarm payrolls soared 379,000 in February, surpassing Econoday's consensus for a 175,000 increase. The January reading was revised sharply up to 166,000 from 49,000. https://t.co/YKmp2YouSJ
Econoday, Inc. Fri 05 Mar 2021 13:55

On Friday, the employment report and international trade in goods and services will be posted. No more than moderate improvement is seen for the February employment report, a result that would not likely heighten inflation concerns. https://t.co/E1a8VwkupL
Econoday, Inc. Fri 05 Mar 2021 00:58

On Friday, German manufacturers' orders will be released as will French merchandise trade, the UK Halifax house price index, Italian retail sales, Canadian merchandise trade, and Canada' Ivey PMI will be posted. https://t.co/RTvWDXo3rG
Econoday, Inc. Thu 04 Mar 2021 22:33

RT @moneymaknmartin: @Econoday happy to support your team! https://t.co/ao9oAJRRkC
Econoday, Inc. Thu 04 Mar 2021 22:08

Headlined by a 2.6 percent monthly increase, today's factory orders report closes the book on what was a very strong month of January for US manufacturing. https://t.co/ZZTM2YDNfB
Econoday, Inc. Thu 04 Mar 2021 15:48

Jobless claims for the February 27 week are expected to rise 30,000 to 760,000 after the prior week's sharp and unexpected 111,000 fall to 730,000, a level that, nevertheless, is three times higher than before the pandemic. https://t.co/1y1vuFxpic
Econoday, Inc. Thu 04 Mar 2021 13:43

Challenger's layoff count fell sharply in February, to 34,531 versus 79,552 in January. https://t.co/YtndgtFnLI
Econoday, Inc. Thu 04 Mar 2021 13:28

On Thursday, jobless claims, factory orders, and productivity and costs reports are on tap. Initial claims fell a very sizable 111,000 in last week's report. A similar drop in this week's report would lift what is still a guarded outlook for the US labor market. https://t.co/YkGTQWCtLi
Econoday, Inc. Wed 03 Mar 2021 23:17

On Thursday in Asia/Pacific, Korean CPI, Korean GDP, and Australian goods and services trade reports are due. In Europe, UK PMI construction, Eurozone retail sales, and Eurozone unemployment reports are scheduled. https://t.co/mdce2w2WLD
Econoday, Inc. Wed 03 Mar 2021 21:57

Crude oil inventories rose 21.6 million barrels in the February 26 week to 484.6 million, up 9.1 percent from the level a year ago. https://t.co/ZDHUgqx9gW
Econoday, Inc. Wed 03 Mar 2021 16:17

Two samples and two stories. The PMI services index, released earlier this morning, showed strong acceleration centered in new orders. The ISM services index, however, shows moderate deceleration as new orders proved flat and business activity (production) slowed. https://t.co/oLh6HvTpZs
Econoday, Inc. Wed 03 Mar 2021 15:22

ADP estimates private payrolls will rise 117,000 in February's employment report which is right in line with Econoday's current consensus for a rise of 130,000. https://t.co/aRGOLRJyHs
Econoday, Inc. Wed 03 Mar 2021 13:47

On Wednesday, Hong Kong PMI, Japanese PMI composite final, Australian GDP, Singapore PMI, Indian PMI composite, Chinese PMI composite, Swiss CPI and Eurozone PPI reports are scheduled along with final PMI reports for February from France, Germany, the Eurozone, and the UK. https://t.co/ouVdJfQUNd
Econoday, Inc. Wed 03 Mar 2021 00:51

On Wednesday, ADP and PMI composite final reports are on tap. An off-consensus ADP estimate could shift expectations for what is expected to be another mediocre employment report on Friday. https://t.co/y5GrOaib3A
Econoday, Inc. Wed 03 Mar 2021 00:41

On Tuesday, Korean industrial production, Korean retail sales, Japanese unemployment, Korean PMI manufacturing, the Australian RBA policy announcement, German retail sales, German unemployment, Eurozone HICP flash, Canadian monthly GDP and Canadian quarterly GDP. https://t.co/X1gprk7FE7
Econoday, Inc. Tue 02 Mar 2021 02:15

On Tuesday, Redbook and Motor Vehicle Sales reports are on tap. Redbook will offer indications on how February retail sales held up following January's great stimulus-driven surge. https://t.co/l0VL9hHnY5
Econoday, Inc. Tue 02 Mar 2021 02:00

RT @IBKR_TI: However much Fed and ECB planners are sitting tight, there’s at least one inflation fighter on the prowl. Read more in this po…
Econoday, Inc. Mon 01 Mar 2021 21:00

Nonresidential activity, which has been lagging badly, contributed to construction spending in January which rose 1.7 percent to far exceed Econoday's high estimate. https://t.co/9I8ejplkBa
Econoday, Inc. Mon 01 Mar 2021 16:00