🚨 NEXT WEEK COULD COMPLETELY CHANGE THE FED'S RATE DECISION IN OCTOBER.
MONDAY: US markets reopen with the Iran conflict and uncertainty about a possible deal still weighing on oil and inflation.
TUESDAY: August JOLTS job openings fall, giving the Fed a fresh look at whether the labor market is weakening or improving.
WEDNESDAY: August PCE inflation and the final Q2 GDP estimate are released together.
The Fed gets fresh inflation and growth data at the same time.
THURSDAY: The ISM September Manufacturing PMI falls.
August was 54.6, and a higher reading means economic activity is increasing.
FRIDAY: September employment data arrives, including the unemployment rate—another key piece of the Fed’s labor-market picture.
Inflation, GDP, employment, and manufacturing data will all fall in the same week.
Any sign of a strong labor market and rising inflation will almost certainly ensure another 25-basis-point rate hike in October
MONDAY: US markets reopen with the Iran conflict and uncertainty about a possible deal still weighing on oil and inflation.
TUESDAY: August JOLTS job openings fall, giving the Fed a fresh look at whether the labor market is weakening or improving.
WEDNESDAY: August PCE inflation and the final Q2 GDP estimate are released together.
The Fed gets fresh inflation and growth data at the same time.
THURSDAY: The ISM September Manufacturing PMI falls.
August was 54.6, and a higher reading means economic activity is increasing.
FRIDAY: September employment data arrives, including the unemployment rate—another key piece of the Fed’s labor-market picture.
Inflation, GDP, employment, and manufacturing data will all fall in the same week.
Any sign of a strong labor market and rising inflation will almost certainly ensure another 25-basis-point rate hike in October
