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.
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.
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.
A regional business outlook survey from the Philadelphia Federal Reserve.
Measures changes in U.S. crude oil inventories reported by the American Petroleum Institute. Influences crude oil prices and energy sector outlook.
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.
Provides insight into the manufacturing sector’s health across the Eurozone. A key gauge of business conditions and economic growth.
Indicates future construction activity in the U.S. housing market. A rise signals confidence in the housing sector.
Reflects overall manufacturing activity in the U.S. economy. A leading indicator of business conditions.
Measures the performance of the U.S. services sector. Important for understanding broader economic trends as services dominate GDP.
Weekly report of U.S. crude stockpiles from the EIA. Impacts oil prices and energy market sentiment.
Tracks oil stock levels at Cushing, Oklahoma — a key delivery point. Can influence WTI crude oil futures prices.
Counts ongoing unemployment insurance claims. Provides insight into the labor market’s longer-term health.
Monitors new orders for long-lasting manufactured goods. An indicator of manufacturing activity and business investment.
Reports the number of new unemployment claims filed. Offers a timely snapshot of labor market trends.
Shows the number of previously owned homes sold. Reflects consumer confidence and mortgage market conditions.
Real-time model estimate of U.S. GDP growth for Q1. Used to track economic momentum between official reports.
Surveys consumer expectations for inflation over the next five years. Affects monetary policy and market sentiment.
Measures cumulative industrial profit growth in China year-to-date. A key indicator of China’s industrial sector health.
Measures manufacturing activity in Texas; a drop may indicate regional slowdown, often reflecting national trends.
Surveys German consumers on economic expectations; vital for forecasting spending and economic resilience in Europe's largest economy.
Quarterly growth rate of Spain’s economy; important for evaluating recovery and stability in the Eurozone.
Tracks stockpiles held by retailers excluding autos; high inventories can signal weaker future production or slower demand.
Measures how optimistic or pessimistic consumers are about the economy; influences future household spending.
Reports available job openings; a strong number shows robust demand for labor, affecting wage growth and inflation risks.
Real-time GDP estimate updated frequently; closely watched by markets for its predictive accuracy compared to official GDP.
A weighted index of both manufacturing and services sectors; provides a broader view of China's economic momentum.
Survey-based measure of factory output and new orders; key for global trade and commodity demand outlooks.
Captures growth in China's services and construction sectors; crucial as China pivots toward a services-driven economy.
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.
Germany’s quarterly economic performance; key to assessing overall Eurozone economic trends due to Germany’s size.
Measures wage growth and benefit costs; rising labor costs can fuel inflation and influence Fed rate policy.
Comprehensive economic growth measure; shows how fast (or slow) the US economy is expanding.
Manufacturing and business conditions in the Chicago area; viewed as an early indicator of national economic trends.
Inflation measure excluding food and energy; the Fed’s favorite gauge for setting monetary policy.
Tracks changes in overall personal consumption prices; broader inflation picture affecting consumer purchasing power.
Weekly report on US crude stock levels; influences oil prices, energy costs, and broader inflation pressures.
First-time unemployment claims; a quick barometer of labor market strength and potential economic shifts.
Survey of manufacturing executives on output, new orders, and employment; good leading indicator of sector performance.
Highly regarded indicator showing expansion or contraction in US manufacturing; numbers above 50 indicate growth.
Tracks changes in the prices manufacturers are paying; rising prices can point to future consumer inflation.
Tracks hiring activity in manufacturing; useful for predicting broader employment trends.
Annual change in consumer prices across Europe; key figure for ECB's interest rate and inflation management.
Monthly change in wages; higher wages can support consumption but also raise inflation risks.
Most important jobs report showing the number of jobs added or lost; strong numbers support economic growth outlooks.
Percentage of the labor force that is jobless; a core measure of labor market health.
Monthly data on new orders for manufactured goods; a leading indicator of manufacturing sector strength.