Remarks by Fed official—often signal monetary policy tone.

Measures monthly change in new orders for durable goods—key investment indicator.

Final estimate of quarterly GDP growth—core measure of economic health.

Index summarizing national economic activity—composite of production, employment, etc.

Corporate profit trends—key for investment and earnings outlook.

Durable goods orders excluding transportation—filters out volatile aircraft data.

Measures inflation within GDP—used to gauge overall price trends.

Advance estimate of goods-only trade deficit—signals global demand dynamics.

Weekly count of first-time unemployment claims—early job market signal.

Advance reading of retail inventory changes—affects GDP and restocking trends.

Advance measure of wholesale inventory growth—signals supply chain health.

Ongoing claims for unemployment benefits—shows labor market tightness.

Core inflation measure within GDP—tracks underlying price pressures.

GDP excluding inventory changes—shows real final demand.

Durable goods orders excluding defense—private sector investment indicator.

Smoothed view of jobless claims—filters weekly noise.

Capital goods orders excluding aircraft—proxy for business investment.

Adjusted for inflation, shows true consumer spending—drives GDP.

Speech by Fed official—can provide hints on policy outlook.

Tracks signed contracts for home purchases—forward indicator for housing.

Year-over-year comparison of pending home sales—housing momentum measure.

Weekly change in natural gas storage—impacts gas pricing.

Regional Fed manufacturing composite—broad business activity signal.

Kansas-area factory index—tracks regional production and orders.

Auction of short-term U.S. debt—indicates market appetite and yield curve status.

Same as above for a slightly longer term—8-week horizon.

Mid-term mortgage rate—affects refinance and buyer choices.

Long-term mortgage rate—core to home affordability metrics.

Auction of 7-year U.S. debt—important for yield curve and bond demand.