‏🚨 Next week could completely change the Federal Reserve’s decision on interest rates in October.

‏Monday: U.S. markets reopen as the conflict with Iran continues and uncertainty persists around a potential deal on the horizon, affecting oil prices and inflation.

‏Tuesday: A decline in the number of job openings in the August JOLTS report, giving the Federal Reserve fresh insight into whether the labor market is weakening or improving.

‏Wednesday: The August PCE inflation report is released, along with the final estimate for GDP for the second quarter.

‏The Federal Reserve will receive new data on inflation and growth at the same time.

‏Thursday: The September ISM manufacturing index is released.

‏August was 54.6, and a higher reading means an increase in economic activity.

‏Friday: The September jobs data is released, including the unemployment rate, which is another key part of the Federal Reserve’s view of the labor market.

‏Inflation data, GDP, jobs, and manufacturing will all be released in the same week.

‏Any signs of a strong labor market and rising inflation will almost certainly lead to confirmation of another 25-basis-point interest rate hike in October.

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