Key market-moving dates in October:
October 13–16: U.S. Q3 earnings season kicks off: major banks such as JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and Citigroup report first
October 14 (Wednesday): U.S. September CPI inflation data
October 15 (Thursday): U.S. PPI and retail sales data
October 20–31: Earnings reports from major tech companies
(Capex spending and earnings guidance from AI and tech giants such as Microsoft, Google, Apple, and Amazon will determine whether the S&P 500 and Nasdaq break higher or pull back sharply.)
October 29 (2:00 a.m.): FOMC interest rate decision
October 29 (Thursday): U.S. September PCE price index
(The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge)
October 29 (Thursday): ECB interest rate decision
Daylight saving time reminder: Europe switches to standard time on October 25, while the U.S. switches on November 1.
Can’t be lazy after all—I just looked this up myself. Feel free to add anything.
October 13–16: U.S. Q3 earnings season kicks off: major banks such as JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and Citigroup report first
October 14 (Wednesday): U.S. September CPI inflation data
October 15 (Thursday): U.S. PPI and retail sales data
October 20–31: Earnings reports from major tech companies
(Capex spending and earnings guidance from AI and tech giants such as Microsoft, Google, Apple, and Amazon will determine whether the S&P 500 and Nasdaq break higher or pull back sharply.)
October 29 (2:00 a.m.): FOMC interest rate decision
October 29 (Thursday): U.S. September PCE price index
(The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge)
October 29 (Thursday): ECB interest rate decision
Daylight saving time reminder: Europe switches to standard time on October 25, while the U.S. switches on November 1.
Can’t be lazy after all—I just looked this up myself. Feel free to add anything.