Economic Statistics
- Thread starter larcamtus
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Good link (thanks to someone else on ET, forgot who):
http://mam.econoday.com/byweek.asp
Important ones are Retail Sales, Jobless Claims (8:30 releases and before RTH, thank God);
in RTH, Consumer Senti at 9:55, most anything that comes at 10am (home sales, ISM manufacturing, etc.), EIA Petro at 10:30 can move the market, don't think EIA Nat Gas does as much, but perhaps it will because of the cold weather.
Most dreaded to me is Chicago PMI, there is always a spike in price/vol in ES at 9:42 those days.
Plenty of bill auctions on the website but I've never seen too much of a move off of them, unless US credit risk becomes a real issue
http://mam.econoday.com/byweek.asp
Important ones are Retail Sales, Jobless Claims (8:30 releases and before RTH, thank God);
in RTH, Consumer Senti at 9:55, most anything that comes at 10am (home sales, ISM manufacturing, etc.), EIA Petro at 10:30 can move the market, don't think EIA Nat Gas does as much, but perhaps it will because of the cold weather.
Most dreaded to me is Chicago PMI, there is always a spike in price/vol in ES at 9:42 those days.
Plenty of bill auctions on the website but I've never seen too much of a move off of them, unless US credit risk becomes a real issue
I subscribe to the Wall Street Breakfast over at Seeking Alpha. Every morning you'll get a quick run-down which includes the days economic releases.
http://seekingalpha.com/tag/wall-street-breakfast
http://seekingalpha.com/tag/wall-street-breakfast
granted, this is badass... thanks
