A detailed analysis of macroeconomic factors affecting the energy industry.

Insights into current market moods and trends.

Provides timely information on petroleum supply and selected prices.
U.S. Energy Information Administration

Note: Release times may vary due to holidays; refer to the EIA’s schedule for specifics.

Weekly change in U.S. crude oil inventories, signaling supply-demand trends.

Tracks average rate on 30-year fixed mortgages — a key housing cost metric.

Measures total volume of mortgage loan applications submitted weekly.

A composite index summarizing mortgage loan demand activity.

Tracks refinancing demand — reflects homeowner response to rate changes.

Monitors new homebuyer activity and mortgage origination trends.

Estimates monthly private sector job growth — a key labor market preview.

Blends manufacturing and services PMIs for an overall economic snapshot.

Measures performance in the services sector, covering most of U.S. GDP.

Reflects demand strength within the services sector.

Reports weekly crude inventory levels — affects oil prices and energy markets.

Tracks gasoline inventory levels — useful for transportation demand analysis.

Measures weekly changes in imported crude volume — impacts refinery throughput.

Tracks inventories at the key Cushing, OK delivery hub for WTI futures.

Shows U.S. refinery output of gasoline — reflects demand and operational trends.

Tracks stockpiles of heating oil — useful for seasonal demand forecasting.

Monitors refinery throughput rates — key for assessing crude demand.

Auction result for short-term government debt — a gauge of funding costs.

Qualitative Fed report summarizing regional economic conditions.

Speech by a Federal Reserve official that may hint at interest rate direction.

Indicates input cost pressures in the services sector.

Monitors diesel and heating fuel stock levels — critical for freight and heating.

Measures planned layoffs — a leading indicator of labor market stress.

The difference between exports and imports — a key GDP input.

Total value of U.S. goods and services sold abroad.

Total value of foreign goods and services bought by the U.S.

Measures ongoing unemployment benefit claims — a sign of job retention.

Smoothed four-week average of jobless claims — reduces weekly noise.

Shows output per hour worked — a key productivity measure.

Measures labor cost per unit of output — tied to inflation risks.

Tracks weekly inventory shifts in natural gas — vital for energy markets.

Yield and demand signal for very short-term U.S. government debt.

Alternative measure of average U.S. mortgage borrowing costs.

Remarks from a Fed official that may offer guidance on rate outlook.

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

Tracks the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet assets — a signal of monetary policy stance.

Key labor report showing total new jobs added, excluding farming sector.

Percentage of the labor force that is jobless but actively seeking work.

Measures monthly wage growth — a proxy for inflation pressure.

Share of working-age people either employed or actively looking for work.

Average number of hours worked per week — key for labor market utilization.

Tracks changes in public sector employment.

Jobs added or lost in the manufacturing industry — reflects industrial strength.

Private sector employment changes excluding government workers.

Broadest measure of unemployment, including discouraged and underemployed workers.

Weekly count of active oil rigs — an indicator of drilling activity and energy investment.

Annual inflation measure for used vehicle prices — reflects consumer cost trends.

Monthly change in total outstanding credit — signals consumer borrowing and spending.

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.
U.S. Energy Information Administration

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.

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

Ongoing benefit claims showing persistent unemployment levels.

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

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

Annual change in wholesale prices — early inflation warning.

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

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

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

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

Producer-level inflation for all finished goods.

PPI excluding food and energy — isolates core cost pressures.

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

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

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

Excludes volatile components to show stable producer cost shifts.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

Weekly output of distillates — includes diesel and jet fuel.

Treasury auction to test short-term funding demand.

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

Current year rate projection — affects policy stance clarity.

Provides timely information on petroleum supply and selected prices.
U.S. Energy Information Administration

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.

Weekly average mortgage interest rate — affects housing affordability.

Volume of weekly mortgage loan applications — indicates housing activity.

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.

Total number of new residential construction starts.

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.

Measures imported crude — affects domestic supply and strategic reserves.

Change in distillate stockpiles — impacts transport and heating costs.

Measures weekly gasoline production in the U.S.

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

Monitors refinery throughput — affects crude demand and product supply.

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.

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

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.

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

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.