A detailed analysis of macroeconomic factors affecting the energy industry.

Monthly change in unsold goods held by wholesalers — affects GDP and supply chains.

Insights into current market moods and trends.

Short-term government debt auction — used to gauge funding conditions.

Another short-term Treasury auction measuring investor demand and yield.

Measures same-store sales growth — early insight into consumer behavior.

Tracks sentiment among small businesses — a forward-looking economic indicator.

Provides timely information on petroleum supply and selected prices.
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Note: Release times may vary due to holidays; refer to the EIA’s schedule for specifics.

Strips out food and energy to reveal underlying monthly inflation.

Year-over-year core inflation, used to guide Fed rate decisions.

Overall consumer price change month-to-month.

Annual headline inflation rate including all goods and services.

PPI excluding food and energy — isolates core cost pressures.

New claims for unemployment benefits — early sign of labor market shifts.

Ongoing benefit claims showing persistent unemployment levels.

Excludes volatile components to show stable producer cost shifts.

Year-over-year change in core producer prices excluding food, energy, and trade.

Annual change in wholesale prices — early inflation warning.

Same as above — used to monitor U.S. government borrowing conditions.

Average interest rate for mid-term mortgage loans — key for housing affordability.

Long-term mortgage rate benchmark — influences real estate financing.

Real (inflation-adjusted) wage growth — shows purchasing power.

Producer-level inflation for all finished goods.

Annual core producer price inflation — a long-term cost trend.

Four-week average of initial jobless claims — smooths volatility.

Final revision to monthly PPI — confirms or adjusts preliminary trends.

Weekly gas storage data — impacts natural gas prices and supply risk perception.

Short-term Treasury auction results — relevant to money market rates.

USDA report tracking global agricultural supply and demand — market moving for commodities.

Auction results for long-term U.S. debt — watched for inflation and rate outlook.

Weekly data on active frac spreads, crucial for understanding market dynamics.

Weekly snapshot of the Fed’s asset holdings — reveals liquidity and QE trends.

Preliminary reading of consumer confidence — early insight into sentiment.

Long-term inflation expectations from consumers — key for Fed outlook.

Outlook-based consumer sentiment — indicates future spending behavior.

Current sentiment about personal finances and buying conditions.

Tracks how much inflation consumers expect in the short term.

Active U.S. oil rigs — a proxy for upstream energy sector activity.

Total rigs drilling for oil and gas — a broader energy investment indicator.

A detailed analysis of macroeconomic factors affecting the energy industry.

Monthly measure of NY state manufacturing activity — a regional economic gauge.

Short-term debt auction — signals market appetite and short-term borrowing cost.

Government auction of 6-month notes — informs liquidity and demand signals.

Tracks U.S. soybean oil/crush processing — key for agri-commodity demand.

Long-duration Treasury auction — affects borrowing costs and market sentiment.

Insights into current market moods and trends.

Total monthly change in retail spending — vital indicator of consumer demand.

Monthly change in U.S. goods sold abroad — linked to trade strength.

Monthly change in imported goods prices — inflationary input cost indicator.

Retail sales excluding auto and gas — key for core consumer demand analysis.

Retail activity excluding vehicles — better captures trend retail strength.

Annual export price change — signals trade competitiveness or inflation.

Year-over-year import prices — tracks cost pressure from foreign goods.

Annual retail sales growth — reflects broad consumer demand.

Same-store sales benchmark — quick check on real-time retail health.

Measures month-over-month industrial output — core production indicator.

Percentage of capacity being used — high rates may signal inflation risk.

Year-over-year output of U.S. factories, mines, and utilities.

Monthly growth in manufacturing output — tied to industrial demand.

Annual change in factory production — indicates manufacturing strength.

Change in unsold goods — ties into GDP and inventory cycles.

Builder sentiment index — a forward-looking housing market signal.

Monthly change in business inventories excluding autos — ties to GDP.

Treasury auction for inflation-protected securities — market view on inflation.

Weekly average mortgage interest rate — affects housing affordability.

Volume of weekly mortgage loan applications — indicates housing activity.

Total number of new residential construction starts.

Measures imported crude — affects domestic supply and strategic reserves.

Tracks inventory levels of heating oil — seasonal and pricing impact.

Standard rate for long-term mortgages — core housing affordability gauge.

Projection of interest rate policy in second year — shows tightening/loosening path.

Provides timely information on petroleum supply and selected prices.
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Note: Release times may vary due to holidays; refer to the EIA’s schedule for specifics.

Estimates weekly changes in U.S. crude inventories — impacts oil prices.

Composite of mortgage-related activity — includes purchase and refinance.

Refinancing demand — reacts to changes in interest rates.

Applications to buy new homes — linked to housing market strength.

Preliminary count of permits to build homes — leads housing starts.

Month-over-month change in housing permits — a future supply signal.

Monthly change in home construction activity — ties to labor and materials.

Weekly change in crude oil inventories — key driver of WTI prices.

Tracks changes in gasoline stocks — used to gauge transport fuel supply.

Crude stored in Cushing, OK — benchmark location for WTI contracts.

Weekly output of distillates — includes diesel and jet fuel.

Change in distillate stockpiles — impacts transport and heating costs.

Measures weekly gasoline production in the U.S.

Monitors refinery throughput — affects crude demand and product supply.

Treasury auction to test short-term funding demand.

Short-term government auction for immediate liquidity needs.

Weekly rollover auction — tests investor demand for short debt.

Measures cost of mid-term home loans — important for housing and spending.

Weekly update on gas storage — informs heating, power generation, and exports.

Central bank’s key interest rate decision — primary tool for monetary policy.

Fed’s forecast for growth, inflation, and interest rates — market moving.

Fed's forecast for short-term interest rate path in year 1.

Current year rate projection — affects policy stance clarity.

Long-run interest rate outlook — guides long-term economic decisions.

Post-decision briefing — clarifies Fed's rationale and market implications.

Settlement data for global currency futures — relevant to rate expectations.

Tracks net foreign purchases of U.S. long-term assets — shows global investor confidence.

Measures international demand for U.S. bonds — influences exchange rates and yields.

Captures net flow of capital into and out of the U.S. — reflects global capital movement.

Weekly count of new unemployment claims — early sign of job market changes.

Tracks people continuing to receive unemployment benefits — signals job recovery or weakness.

Smoothed average of initial claims — filters out weekly volatility.

Weekly data on active frac spreads, crucial for understanding market dynamics.

Weekly update on Fed’s asset holdings — helps assess policy stance.

Gauge of manufacturing health in the Philadelphia region — early regional signal.

Survey of Philly-area firms on general business conditions — directional for expansion.

Measures expected capital expenditures — forward-looking investment sentiment.

Monitors hiring trends in the region’s manufacturing firms.

New orders received by manufacturers — signals future activity.

Measures changes in prices paid by manufacturers — inflation at the factory gate.

Forecasts economic direction using a composite of leading indicators.

Active oil rigs drilling in the U.S. — proxy for future crude production.

Total rigs (oil and gas) — broader energy sector activity measure.

A detailed analysis of macroeconomic factors affecting the energy industry.

Flash estimate of business activity across all sectors — early GDP signal.

Early reading of manufacturing activity — shows factory sector strength.

Advance view of services sector performance — crucial for U.S. GDP trends.

6-month Treasury auction measuring government borrowing costs and demand.

Measures the number of homes sold — key for real estate momentum.

Tracks monthly growth or decline in home sales — market direction cue.

Auction result for 3-month U.S. debt — reflects short-term funding conditions.

Insights into current market moods and trends.

Measures the country's trade balance including income and transfers — reflects economic health.

Year-over-year retail sales at major stores — a real-time consumer spending indicator.

Annual change in home prices in 20 major cities — key measure of real estate strength.

Federal index tracking home prices — used for economic modeling and policy.

Month-over-month change in U.S. house prices — reflects short-term housing momentum.

Yearly change in national housing prices — key for long-term affordability analysis.

Monthly price change in major metro housing — reveals city-level market shifts.

Gauge of consumer optimism about the economy — drives spending and sentiment.

Regional factory activity measure — insight into mid-Atlantic manufacturing.

Shipping volume from manufacturers in Richmond area — indicates output trends.

Revenue trends from service firms — tracks business conditions in a key region.

Auction result for 2-year Treasuries — reveals short-term interest rate sentiment.

Tracks amount of money in the economy — informs inflation and liquidity analysis.

Provides timely information on petroleum supply and selected prices.
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Note: Release times may vary due to holidays; refer to the EIA’s schedule for specifics.

Weekly estimate of U.S. crude oil inventory change — affects oil price expectations.

Weekly interest rate on long-term mortgages — impacts affordability and demand.

Total volume of mortgage loan applications — reflects housing and credit demand.

Overall activity in mortgage lending — includes refinancing and purchases.

Applications to refinance mortgages — sensitive to interest rate changes.

Applications to buy homes — forward indicator for home sales.

Number of newly constructed homes sold — key for housing sector strength.

Monthly change in new home sales — gauges construction and buyer demand.

Change in commercial crude stockpiles — major input for oil pricing.

Weekly gasoline supply changes — used to gauge transport fuel availability.

Tracks changes in imported crude — signals domestic demand and sourcing.

Measures inventory shifts in a key U.S. storage hub — affects WTI pricing.

Volume of distillates produced — includes diesel and jet fuel output.

Change in stored distillates — reflects trucking, transport and heating demand.

Volume of gasoline produced — used for consumption forecasting.

Inventory change in heating oil — important during seasonal shifts.

Refinery processing rate — affects supply of refined oil products.

Treasury auction of 17-week bills — reflects liquidity and investor appetite.

Sale of intermediate 5-year debt — tests demand and market inflation outlook.

Floating-rate debt auction — adjusts with interest rate trends.

Final tally of building permits issued — key for near-term housing starts.

Revised monthly change in building permits — updates supply pipeline outlook.

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

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

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

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

Core inflation measure within GDP—tracks underlying price pressures.

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

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

Regional Fed manufacturing composite—broad business activity signal.

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

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

Remarks by Fed official—often signal monetary policy tone.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Weekly data on active frac spreads, crucial for understanding market dynamics.

Weekly Fed asset sheet—indicates balance sheet tightening or expansion.

Monthly core inflation excluding food and energy—used by Fed for rate decisions.

Personal income trends—key to household financial health.

Tracks monthly consumer spending—core to economic growth.

Overall inflation for consumers—affects real purchasing power.

Annual change in headline inflation—used in broader macro models.

Annual change in core prices—Fed’s preferred inflation gauge.

Second instance of Fed Harnack's speech—could reinforce policy clues.

Final reading of consumer confidence—shows mood of households.

Expected inflation over 5 years—important for long-term rates.

Consumers’ future expectations—linked to sentiment and spending.

Current sentiment snapshot—used to gauge short-term economic perception.

A detailed analysis of macroeconomic factors affecting the energy industry.