Kiplinger's Economic Calendar and Analysis for This Week (November 10-14)
This week's economic calendar will feature several Fed speakers, but the release of the October CPI report will likely be delayed.
The economic calendar will again be impacted by the ongoing government shutdown, with key data – including the October Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, initially expected to be released ahead of Thursday's open – likely to be delayed.
Market participants will look to an onslaught of speeches from Federal Reserve officials to fill the void, with no fewer than 11 central bankers expected to speak.
Reports that could be delayed or cancelled due to the government shutdown are marked with an asterisk (*).
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Read on to see the entire weekly economic calendar of the most important upcoming economic reports scheduled to be released in the next several days. At times, we provide expanded previews and recaps for select reports.
Please check back often. This economic calendar is updated regularly. Bolded reports are those considered more noteworthy. All reporting times are in Eastern Time.
Economic calendar highlights
Monday (11/10)
There are no noteworthy economic reports scheduled to be released on Monday, November 10.
Tuesday (11/11)
Tuesday, November 11, is not a stock market holiday, but the bond market will be closed for Veterans Day.
Banks will also be closed on Tuesday in observance of the federal holiday.
Economic report | Period | Time released |
NFIB Small Business Optimism Index | October | 6 am |
Fed Governor Michael Barr speaks | N/A | 10:25 pm |
Wednesday (11/12)
Economic report | Period | Time released |
New York Fed President John Williams speaks | N/A | 9:20 am |
Philadelphia Fed President Anna Paulson speaks | N/A | 10 am |
Fed Governor Christopher Waller speaks | N/A | 10:20 am |
Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic speaks | N/A | 11:30 am |
Fed Governor Stephen Miran speaks | N/A | 12:30 pm |
Boston Fed President Susan Collins speaks | N/A | 4 pm |
Thursday (11/13)
Economic report | Period | Time released |
Weekly jobless claims* | Week ending November 8 | 8:30 am |
Consumer Price Index* | October | 8:30 am |
Core CPI* | October | 8:30 am |
St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem speaks | N/A | 12:15 pm |
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack speaks | N/A | 12:20 pm |
Federal budget | October | 2 pm |
Friday (11/14)
Economic report | Period | Time released |
Producer Price Index (PPI)* | October | 8:30 am |
Core PPI | October | 8:30 am |
Retail sales* | October | 8:30 am |
Business inventories* | October | 10 am |
Kansas City Fed President Jeffrey Schmid speaks | N/A | 10:05 am |
Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan speaks | N/A | 2:30 pm |
Reporting schedules are provided Forex Factory and MarketWatch.
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With over a decade of experience writing about the stock market, Karee Venema is the senior investing editor at Kiplinger.com. She joined the publication in April 2021 after 10 years of working as an investing writer and columnist at a local investment research firm. In her previous role, Karee focused primarily on options trading, as well as technical, fundamental and sentiment analysis.
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