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Economic Calendars 2012

December 3, 2012

Please visit our sites at www.yardeni.com blog.yardeni.com

Dr. Edward Yardeni516-972-7683

[email protected]

US ECONOMIC CALENDAR January 2012

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

2 *New Year’s Day (observed)

3 *ISM Manufacturing Survey (December) *Construction Spending (November) *Consumer Comfort Index (January 1)

4 *Auto Sales (December) *Manufacturers’ Shipments, Inventories & Orders (November) *Mortgage Applications (December 30)

5 *Challenger Report (December) *Monster Employment Index (December) *ADP Employment Report (December) *Railcar Loadings (December 31) *Unemployment Claims (December 31) *Money Supply (December 27)

6 *Employment (December) *Housing Affordability (November) *Monster Employment Index (December) *Consumer Credit (November)

9 *Consumer Credit (November)

10 *JOLTS (November) *NFIB Business Survey (December) *Wholesale Trade (November) *Consumer Comfort Index (January 8)

11 *Mortgage Applications (January 6)

12 *Retail Sales (December) *Manufacturing & Trade: Inventories & Sales (November) *US Budget Receipts & Outlays (December) *MAPI Business Outlook (Q4) *Philadelphia Fed Business Outlook Revisions (2011) *Railcar Loadings (January 7) *Unemployment Claims (January 7) *Money Supply (January 3) and January *Debt (January)

13 *Import & Exports (December) *International Trade (November) *Consumer Sentiment Index (January prel)

16 *World Oil Demand (December due out this week) *Martin Luther King Day

17 *Empire State Manufacturing Survey (January) *Consumer Comfort Index (January 15)

18 *NAHB Housing Market Index (January) *Industrial Production (December) *Capacity Utilization (December) *Producer Price Index (December) *Treasury International Capital Flows (November) *Mortgage Applications (January 13)

19 *Housing Starts (December) *Consumer Price Index (December) *Real Earnings (December) *Philadelphia Fed Survey (January) *Railcar Loadings (January 14) *Unemployment Claims (January 14) *Money Supply (January 10)

20 *Existing Home Sales (December)

23 *Mutual Funds (December due out this week)

24 *Richmond Fed Manufacturing Survey (January) *Consumer Comfort Index (January 22) *FOMC Meets

25 *Pending Home Sales (December) *Mortgage Applications (January 20) *FOMC Meets

26 *Sales of New One-Family Homes (December) *Durable Goods (December) *Composite Cyclical Index (December) *Chicago Fed National Activity Index (December) *Kansas City Fed Manufacturing (January) *Railcar Loadings (January 21) *Unemployment Claims (January 21) *Money Supply (January 17)

27 *GDP (Q4) *Consumer Sentiment Index (January)

30 *Personal Income (December) *Texas Manufacturing Outlook (January) *Senior Loan Officer Survey (Q1)

31 *Employment Cost Index (Q4) *Case-Shiller Home Price Index (November) *Housing Vacancies (Q4) *Consumer Confidence Index (January) *Cincinnati PMI (January) *Chicago Purchasing Management Survey (January)

Jan 31 continued *Milwaukee PMI (January) *New York PMI (January) *Consumer Comfort Index (January 29)

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US ECONOMIC CALENDAR February 2012


1

*ISM Manufacturing Survey (January) *ADP Employment (January) *Construction Spending (December) *Mortgage Applications (January 27)

2 *Challenger Report (January) *Productivity & Costs (Q4) *New York ISM (January) *Railcar Loadings (January 28) *Unemployment Claims (January 28) *Money Supply (January 24) and January

3 *Employment (January) *Manufacturers, Shipments, Inventories & Orders (December) *Monster Employment (January) *Housing Affordability (December)

6

7 *JOLTS (December) *Consumer Credit (December) *Consumer Comfort Index (February 5)

8 *Mortgage Applications (February 3)

9 *Wholesale Trade (December) *Railcar Loadings (February 4) *Unemployment Claims (February 4) *Money Supply (January 31) and February *Debt (February)

10 *International Trade (December) *Consumer Sentiment Index (February prel)

13 *World Oil Demand (January due out this week)

14 *NFIB (January) *Import & Export Prices (January) *Retail Sales (January) *Manufacturing & Trade: Inventories & Sales (December) *Consumer Comfort Index (February 12)

15 *NAHB Housing Market Index (February) *Industrial Production (January) *Capacity Utilization (January) *Treasury International Capital Flows (December) *Empire State Manufacturing Survey (February) *Mortgage Applications (February 10)

16 *Producer Price Index (January) *Housing Starts (January) *Philadelphia Fed Survey (February) *Railcar Loadings (February 11) *Unemployment Claims (February 11) *Money Supply (February 7)

17 *Consumer Price Index (January) *Real Earnings (January)

20 *Mutual Funds (January due out this week) *Presidents’ Day

21 *Chicago Fed National Activity Index (January) *Consumer Comfort Index (February 19)

22 *Existing Home Sales (January) *Mortgage Applications (February 17)

23 *Mass Layoffs(January) *Kansas City Fed Manufacturing Survey (February) *Railcar Loadings (February 18) *Unemployment Claims (February 18) *Money Supply (February 14)

24 *Consumer Sentiment Index (February) *Sales of New One-Family Homes (January)

27 *Pending Home Sales (January) *Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey (February)

28 *Durable Goods, (January) *Consumer Confidence Index (February) *S&P Case-Shiller Home Price Index (December) *Richmond Fed Manufacturing Survey (February) *Consumer Comfort Index (February 26)

29 *GDP (Q4) *Corporate Profits (Q4) *Cincinnati ISM (February) *Milwaukee PMI (February) *Chicago Purchasing Management Survey (February) *Mortgage Applications (February 24)


US ECONOMIC CALENDAR March 2012


1 *ISM Manufacturing Survey (February) *Construction Spending (January) *Personal Income (January) *Auto Sales (Feb) *Railcar Loadings (February 25) *Unemployment Claims (February 25) *Money Supply (February 21)

2 *ISM New York (February)

5 *Manufacturers’ Shipments, Inventories & Orders (January)

6 *Housing Affordability (January) *Consumer Comfort Index (March 4)

7 *Productivity & Costs (Q4) *ADP Employment Report (February) *Consumer Credit (January) *Mortgage Applications (March 2)

8 *Challenger Report (February) *Manpower Employment Outlook Survey (Q2) *Flow of Funds (Q4) *Railcar Loadings (March 3) *Unemployment Claims (March 3) *Money Supply (February 28) and February *Debt (February)

9 *Employment (February) *Monster Employment (February) *International Trade (January) *Wholesale Trade (January)

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13

*NFIB (February) *JOLTS (January) *Manpower Survey (Q2) *Retail Trade (February) *Manufacturing & Trade: Inventories & Sales (January) *Consumer Comfort Index (March 11) *FOMC Meets

14 *Import & Export Prices (February) *International Transactions (Q4) *Mortgage Applications (March 9)

15 *Producer Price Index (February) *Treasury International Capital Flows (January) *Empire State Manufacturing Survey (March) *Philadelphia Fed Survey (March) *Railcar Loadings (March 10) *Unemployment Claims (March 10) *Money Supply (March 6)

16 *Consumer Price Index (February) *Industrial Production (February) *Capacity Utilization (February) *Consumer Sentiment (March prel)

19 *Chicago Fed Midwest Manufacturing Index (January) *NAHB Housing Market Index (March) *World Oil Demand (February)

20 *Housing Starts (February) *Consumer Comfort Index (March 18)

21 *Existing Home Sales (February) *Mortgage Applications (March 16)

22 *Railcar Loadings (March 17) *Unemployment Claims (March 17) *Money Supply (March 13)

23 *Sales of New One-Family Home Sales (February)

26 *Pending Home Sales (February) *Chicago Fed National Activity Index (February) *Texas Manufacturing Outlook (March) *Mutual Funds (February due out this week)

27 *Case-Shiller Home Price Index (January) *Richmond Fed Manufacturing Survey (March) *Consumer Confidence Index (March) *Consumer Comfort Index (March 25)

28 *Durable Goods (February) *Mortgage Applications (March 23)

29 *GDP (Q4) *Corporate Profits (Q4) *Kansas City Fed Manufacturing Survey (March) *Railcar Loadings (March 24) *Unemployment Claims (March 24) *Money Supply (March 20)

30 *Personal Income (February) *Consumer Sentiment Index (March) *ISM Cincinnati (March) *Chicago Purchasing Managers Index (March) *Milwaukee PMI (March)


US ECONOMIC CALENDAR April 2012


2 *ISM Manufacturing Survey (March) *Construction Spending (February)

3 *Manufacturers’ Shipmens, Inventories & Orders, (February) *Auto Sales (March) *Consumer Comfort Index (April 1)

4 *ADP Employment Report (March) *Mortgage Applications (March 30)

5 *Challenger Report (March) *Railcar Loadings (March 31) *Unemployment Claims (March 31) *Money Supply (March 27)

6 *Employment (March) *Monster Employment Index (March) *Consumer Credit (February)

9 *Chicago Fed Midwest Manufacturing Index (February)

10 *NFIB (March) *JOLTS (February) *Wholesale Trade (February) *Consumer Comfort Index (April 8)

11 *Import & Export Prices (March) *US Budget Receipts & Outlays (March) *Mortgage Applications (April 6)

12 *MAPI Survey (Q1) *Producer Price Index (March) *International Trade (February) *Railcar Loadings (April 7) *Unemployment Claims (April 7) *Money Supply (April 3) and March *Debt (March)

13 *Consumer Price Index (March) *Cleveland Fed Median CPI (March) *Consumer Sentiment Index (April prel)

16 *Manufacturing & Trade: Inventories & Sales (February) *Retail Trade (March) *Empire State Manufacturing Survey (April) *NAHB Housing Market Index (April) *Treasury International Capital Flows (February) *World Oil Demand (March due out this week)

17 *Housing Starts (March) *Industrial Production (March) *Capacity Utilization (March) *Consumer Comfort Index (April 15)

18 *Mortgage Applications (April 13)

19 *Existing Home Sales (March) *Philadelphia Fed Business Outlook Survey (April) *Railcar Loadings (April 14) *Unemployment Claims (April 14) *Money Supply (April 10)

20 *Consumer Price Index (March)

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24 *Consumer Confidence Index (April) *Case-Shiller Home Price Index (February) *Sales of New One-Family Homes (March) *Richmond Fed Manufacturing Survey (April) *Consumer Comfort Index (April 22) *FOMC Meets

25 *Durable Goods (March) *Mortgage Applications (April 20) *FOMC Meets

26 *Pending Home Sales Index (March) *Chicago Fed National Activity index (March) *Philadelphia Fed Survey (April) *Kansas City Fed Manufacturing Survey (April) *Pending Home Sales (March) *Railcar Loadings (April 21) *Unemployment Claims (April 21) *Money Supply (April 17)

27 *Employment Cost Index (Q1) *GDP (Q1) *Consumer Sentiment Index (April)

30 *Personal Income (March) *Housing Vacancies (Q1) *Senior Loan Officer Survey (Q2) *Chicago Purchasing Managers Index (April) *ISM Cincinnati (April) *Milwaukee PMI (April) *Texas Manufacturing Outlook (April) *Mutual Funds (March due out this week)

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US ECONOMIC CALENDAR May 2012


1 *ISM Manufacturing Survey (April) *Construction Spending (March) *Auto Sales (April) *Consumer Comfort Index (April 29)

2 *ADP Employment Report (April) *Manufacturers’ Shipments, Inventories, & Orders (March) *ISM New York (April) *Mortgage Applications (April 27)

3 *Challenger Report (April) *Productivity & Costs (Q1) *Railcar Loadings (April 28) *Unemployment Claims (April 28) *Money Supply (April 24)

4 *Employment (April) *Monster Employment (April)

7 *Consumer Credit (March)

8 *NFIB (April) *JOLTS (March) *Consumer Comfort Index (May 6)

9 *Wholesale Trade (March) *Housing Affordability (Q1) *Mortgage Applications (May 4)

10 *Import & Export Prices (April) *International Trade (March) *Treasury Receipts & Outlays (April) *Railcar Loadings (May 5) *Unemployment Claims (May 5) *Money Supply (May 1) and April *Debt (April)

11 *Producer Price Index (April) *Consumer Sentiment Index (May prel)

14 *World Oil Demand (April due out this week)

15 *Consumer Price Index (April) *Retail Trade (April) *Manufacturing & Trade: Inventories and Sales (March) *NAHB Housing Market Index (May) *Treasury International Capital Flows (March) *Empire State Manufacturing (May) *Cleveland Fed Median CPI (April) *Consumer Comfort Index (May 13)

16 *Housing Starts (April) *Industrial Production (April) *Capacity Utilization (April) *Mortgage Applications (May 11)

17 *Philadelphia Fed Survey (May) *Composite Cyclical Indexes (April) *Railcar Loadings (May 12) *Unemployment Claims (May 12) *Money Supply (May 8)

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21 *Chicago Fed National Activity Index (April) *Mutual Funds (April due out this week)

22 *Existing Home Sales (April) *Richmond Fed Manufacturing Survey (May) *Consumer Comfort Index (May 20)

23 *Sales of New One-Family Homes (April) *Mortgage Applications (May 18)

24 *Durable Goods (April) *Kansas City Fed Manufacturing Survey (May) *Railcar Loadings (May 19) *Unemployment Claims (May 19) *Money Supply (May 15)

25 *Consumer Sentiment (May)

28 *Memorial Day

29 *Consumer Confidence Index (May) *Case-Shiller Home Price Index (March) *Chicago Fed Midwest Manufacturing Index (April) *Texas Manufacturing Outlook (May) *Consumer Comfort Index (May 27)

30 *Pending Home Sales Index (April) *Mortgage Applications (May 25)

31 *ADP Employment Report (May) *Challenger Report (May) *GDP (Q1) *Corporate Profits (Q1) *Chicago Purchasing Managers Index (May) *ISM Cincinnati (May)

31 (cont) *Milwaukee PMI (May) *Railcar Loadings (May 26) *Unemployment Claims (May 26) *Money Supply (May 22)


US ECONOMIC CALENDAR June 2012


1 *Employment (May) *Personal Income (April) *ISM Manufacturing (May) *Construction Expenditures (April)

4 *Manufacturers’ Shipments, Inventories & Orders (April) *ISM New York (May)

5 *Consumer Comfort Index (June 3)

6 *Productivity & Costs (Q1) *Mortgage Applications (June 1)

7 *Consumer Credit (April) *Flow of Funds (Q1) *Railcar Loadings (June 9) *Unemployment Claims (June 9) *Money Supply (May 29)

8 *International Trade (April) *Wholesale Trade (April) *Housing Affordability (May) *Manpower Employment Survey (Q3)

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12 *NFIB (May) *Manpower Survey (Q3) *Import & Export Prices (May) *US Budget Receipts & Outlays (May) *Consumer Comfort Index (June 10)

13 *Producer Price Index (May) *Retail Trade (May) *Manufacturing & Trade: Inventories & Sales (April) *Mortgage Applications (June 8)

14 *Consumer Price Index (May) *International Transactions (Q1) *Railcar Loadings (June 16) *Unemployment Claims (June 16) *Money Supply (June 5) and May *Debt (May)

15 *Industrial Production (May) *Capacity Utilization (May) *Consumer Sentiment Index (June prel) *Treasury International Capital Flows (April) *Empire State Manufacturing Survey (June)

18 *World Oil Demand (May due out this week) *NAHB Housing Market Index (June)

19 *Housing Starts (May) *JOLTS (April) *Consumer Comfort Index (June 17) *FOMC Meets

20 *Mortgage Applications (June 15) *FOMC Meets

21 *Existing Home Sales (May) *Composite Cyclical Indexes (May) *Philadelphia Fed Survey (June) *Railcar Loadings (June 23) *Unemployment Claims (June 23) *Money Supply (June 12)

22

25 *Sales of New One-Family Homes (May) *Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey (June) *Mutual Funds (May due out this week)

26 *Case-Shiller Home Price Index (April) *Richmond Fed Manufacturing Survey (June) *Consumer Confidence Index (June) *Richmond Fed Manufacturing & Service Sector Surveys (June) *Consumer Comfort Index (June 24)

27 *Pending Home Sales (May) *Durable Goods (May) *Mortgage Applications (June 22)

28 *GDP (Q1) *Corporate Profits (Q1) *Kansas City Fed Manufacturing Survey (June) *Railcar Loadings (June 30) *Unemployment Claims (June 30) *Money Supply (June 19)

29 *Personal Income (May) *Chicago Purchasing Managers Index (June) *Milwaukee PMI (June) *Consumer Sentiment (June)


US ECONOMIC CALENDAR July 2012


2 *ISM Manufacturing Survey (June) *Construction Spending (May)

3 *Manufacturers’ Shipments, Inventories & Orders (May) *Consumer Comfort Index (July 1)

4 *Independence Day Observed *Mortgage Applications (June 29)

5 *Challenger Report (June) *ADP Employment Report (June) *Railcar Loadings (July 7) *Unemployment Claims (July 7) *Money Supply (June 26)

6 *Employment (June) *Monster Employment Index (June)

9 *Consumer Credit, (May) *Housing Affordability (June)

10 *NFIB, June *JOLTS (May) *Consumer Comfort Index (July 8)

11 *International Trade (May) *Wholesale Trade (May) *Mortgage Applications (July 6)

12 *MAPI Survey (Q2) *Import & Export Prices (June) *US Budget Receipts & Outlays (June) *Railcar Loadings (July 14) *Unemployment Claims (July 14) *Money Supply (July 3) and June *Debt (June)

13 *Producer Price Index (June) *Consumer Sentiment Index (July prel)

16 *Retail Trade (June) *Manufacturing & Trade: Inventories & Orders (May) *Empire State Manufacturing Survey (July)

17 *Industrial Production (June) *Capacity Utilization (June) *Consumer Price Index (June) *NAHB Housing Market Index (July) *Treasury International Capital Flows (May) *Consumer Comfort Index (July 15)

18 *Housing Starts (June) *Mortgage Applications (July 13)

19 *Existing Home Sales (June) *Composite Cyclical Indexes (June) *Philadelphia Fed Survey (July) *Railcar Loadings (July 21) *Unemployment Claims (July 21) *Money Supply (July 10)

20

23 *World Oil Demand (June due out this week

24 *Richmond Fed Manufacturing Survey (July) *Consumer Comfort Index (July 22)

25 *Sales of New One-Family Homes (June) *Mortgage Applications (July 20)

26 *Durable Goods (June) *Pending Home Sales (June) *Kansas City Fed Manufacturing (July) *Railcar Loadings (July 28) *Unemployment Claims (July 28) *Money Supply (July 17)

27 *GDP (Q2) *Housing Vacancies, Q2 *Consumer Sentiment Index (July)

30 *Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey (July) *Mutual Funds (June due out this week)

31 *Employment Cost Index (Q2) *Personal Income (June) *Case-Shiller Home Price Index (May) *Consumer Confidence Index (July) *Chicago Purchasing Managers Index (July) *ISM Cincinnati (July) *Chicago PMI (July) *Milwaukee PMI (July)

July 31 continued *Consumer Comfort Index (July 29) *FOMC Meets


US ECONOMIC CALENDAR August 2012


1

*ISM Manufacturing Survey (July) *ADP Employment Report (July) *Construction Spending (June) *Auto Sales (July) *Mortgage Applications (July 30)

2 *Challenger Report (July) *Railcar Loadings (July 30) *Manufacturing, Shipments, Inventories, & Orders (June) *ISM New York (July) *Unemployment Claims (July 30) *Money Supply (July 24)

3 *Employment (July) *Monster Employment Index (July)

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7 *JOLTS (June) *Consumer Credit (June) *Senior Loan Officer Survey (Q3) *Consumer Comfort Index (August 5)

8 *Productivity & Costs (Q2) *Mortgage Applications (July 27)

9 *Wholesale Trade (June) *International Trade (June) *Railcar Loadings (August 4) *Unemployment Claims (August 4) *Money Supply (July 31) and July *Debt (July)

10 *Import & Export Prices (July) *US Budget Receipts & Outlays (July)

13 *GDP (Q2) *World Oil Demand (July due out this week)

14 *NFIB (July) *Retail Trade (July) *Producer Price Index (July) *Manufacturing & Trade: Inventories & Sales (June) *Producer Price Index (July) *Consumer Comfort Index (August 12)

15 *Industrial Production (July) *Capacity Utilization (July) *Consumer Price Index (July) *Treasury International Capital Flows (June) *NAHB Housing Market Index (August) *Consumer Price Index (July) *Empire State Mfg Survey (August) *Cleveland Fed Median CPI (July) *Mortgage Applications (August 3)

16 *Housing Starts (July) *Philadelphia Fed Survey (August) *Railcar Loadings (August 11) *Unemployment Claims (August 11) *Money Supply (August 7)

17 *Consumer Sentiment Index (August prel) *Composite Cyclical Indexes (July)

20 *Chicago Fed National Activity Index (July)

21 *FRB Philadelphia Coincident Economic Activity Index (July) *Consumer Comfort Index (August 19)

22 *Existing Home Sales (July) *Mortgage Applications (August 10)

23 *Sales of New One-Family Homes (July) *Railcar Loadings (August 18) *Unemployment Claims (August 18) *Money Supply (August 14)

24 *Durable Goods (July)

27 *Chicago Fed Midwest Manufacturing Index (July) *Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey (August) *Mutual Funds (July due out this week)

28 *Consumer Confidence Index (August) *Richmond Fed Manufacturing Survey (August) *Case-Shiller Home Price Index (June) *Consumer Comfort Index (August 26)

29 *Pending Home Sales (July) *GDP (Q2) *Corporate Profits (Q2) *Mortgage Applications (August 17)

30 *Personal Income (July) *Kansas City Fed Manufacturing Survey (August) *Railcar Loadings (August 25) *Unemployment Claims (August 25) *Money Supply (August 21)

31 *Manufacturing Shipments, Inventories, & Orders (July) *Consumer Sentiment Index (August) *ISM Cincinnati (August) *Milwaukee PMI (August) *Chicago Purchasing Managers (August)


US ECONOMIC CALENDAR September 2012


3 *Labor Day

4 *ISM Manufacturing Survey (Aug) *Construction Spending (July) *Auto Sales ( August) *Consumer Comfort Index (September 2)

5 *Productivity & Costs (Q2) *ISM New York (August) *Mortgage Applications (August 24)

6 *Challenger Report (August) *ADP Employment Report (August) *Railcar Loadings, (September 1) *Unemployment Claims (September 1) *Money Supply (August 28)

7 *Employment (August) *Monster Employment (August) *Housing Affordability (July)

10 *Consumer Credit (July)

11 *International Trade (July) *JOLTS (July) *Manpower Survey (Q4) *NFIB (August) *Consumer Comfort Index (September 9)

12 *Import & Export Prices (August) *Wholesale Trade (August) *Mortgage Applications (August 31) *FOMC Meets

13 *Producer Price Index (August) *US Budget Receipts & Outlays (August) *Railcar Loadings, (September 8) *Unemployment Claims (September 8) *Money Supply (September 4) and August *Debt (August)

14 *Consumer Price Index (August) *Industrial Production (August) *Capacity Utilization (August) *Mfg & Trade: Inventories & Sales (July) *Retail Trade (August) *Cleveland Fed CPI (August) *Real Earnings (August) *Consumer Sentiment Index (Sept, prel)

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*Empire State Manufacturing Survey (September) *World Oil Demand (August due out this week)

18 *NAHB Housing Market Index (September) *Treasury International Capital Flows (July) *International Transactions (Q2) *Consumer Comfort Index (September 16)

19 *Housing Starts (August) *Existing Home Sales (August) *Pending Home Sales Index (August) *Mortgage Applications (September 7)

20 *Flow of Funds (Q2) *Composite Cyclical Indexes (August) *Philadelphia Fed Business Outlook Survey (September) *Railcar Loadings, (September 15 *Unemployment Claims (September 15) *Money Supply (September 11)

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24 *Chicago Fed National Activity Index (August) *Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey (September) *Mutual Funds (August due out this week)

25 *Consumer Confidence Index (September) *Richmond Fed Manufacturing Survey (September) *Case-Shiller Home Price Index (July) *Consumer Comfort Index (September 23) *FOMC Meets

26 *Sales of New One-Family Homes (August) *Mortgage Applications (September 14)

27 *GDP (Q2) *Corporate Profits (Q2) *Durable Goods (August) *Pending Home Sales (August) *Chicago Fed Midwest Mfg Index (August) *Kansas City Fed Mfg (September) *Railcar Loadings, (September 22) *Unemployment Claims (September 22) *Money Supply (September 18)

28 *Personal Income (August) *Consumer Sentiment Index (September) *ISM Cincinnati (September) *Milwaukee PMI (September) *Chicago Purchasing Management Index, (September)


US ECONOMIC CALENDAR October 2012


1 *ISM Manufacturing Survey (September) *Construction Spending (August)

2 * Auto Sales (September) *Consumer Comfort Index (September 30)

3 *ADP Employment Report (September) *Mortgage Applications (September 21)

4 *Manufacturers’ Shipments, Inventories, & Orders (August) *Challenger Report (September) *Railcar Loadings (September 29) *Unemployment Claims (September 29) *Money Supply (September 25)

5 *Employment (September) *Consumer Credit (August) *Monster Employment Report (September)

8 *Columbus Day

9 *NFIB (September) *Consumer Comfort Index (October 7)

10 *JOLTS (August) *Wholesale Trade (August) *Mortgage Applications (September 28)

11 *US Budget Receipts & Outlays (September) *Import & Export Prices (September) *International Trade (August) *MAPI Business Outlook (Q3) *Railcar Loadings (October 6) *Unemployment Claims (October 6) *Money Supply (October 2) and September *Debt (September)

12 *Producer Price Index (September) *Consumer Sentiment Index (October prel)

15 *Manufacturing & Trade: Inventories & Sales (August) *Retail Trade (September) *Empire State Manufacturing Survey (October) *World Oil Demand (September due out this week)

16 *Consumer Price Index (September) *Industrial Production (September) *Capacity Utilization (September) *NAHB Housing Market Index (October) *Treasury International Capital Flows (August) *Real Earnings (September) *Consumer Comfort Index (October 14)

17 *Housing Starts (September) *Mortgage Applications (October 5)

18 *Composite Cyclical Indexes (September) *Philadelphia Fed Survey (October) *Railcar Loadings (October 13) *Unemployment Claims (October 13) *Money Supply (October 9)

19 *Existing Home Sales (September)

22 *Mutual Funds (September due out this week)

23 *Richmond Fed Manufacturing Survey (October) *Consumer Confidence Index (October) *Consumer Comfort Index (October 21) *FOMC Meets

24 *Sales of New One-Family Homes (September) *Mortgage Applications (October 12) *FOMC Meets

25 *Pending Home Sales Index (September) *Durable Goods (September) *Kansas City Fed (October) *Railcar Loadings (October 20) *Unemployment Claims (October 20) *Money Supply (October 16)

26 *GDP (Q3) *Consumer Sentiment Index (October)

29 *Personal Income (September) *Senior Loan Officer Survey (Q4) *Texas Manufacturing Outlook (October)

30 *Case-Shiller Home Price Index (August) *Consumer Confidence Index (October) *Housing Vacancies (Q3) *Consumer Comfort Index (October 28)

31 *Employment Cost Index (Q3) *ADP Employment Report (October) *Chicago Purchasing Management Index (October) *ISM Cincinnati (October) *Milwaukee PMI (October) *Mortgage Applications (October 19)


US ECONOMIC CALENDAR November 2012


1 *ISM Manufacturing Survey (October) *Challenger Report (October) *ADP Employment Report (October) *Productivity & Costs (Q3) *Construction Spending (September) *Consumer Confidence (October) *Auto Sales (October) *Railcar Loadings, (October 27) *Unemployment Claims (October 27) *Money Supply (October 23)

2 *Employment (October) *Manufacturers’ Shipments, Inventories & Orders (September) *Monster Employment Index (October) *ISM New York (October)

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6 *JOLTS (September) *Consumer Comfort Index (November 4) *Election Day

7 *Consumer Credit (September) *Mortgages Applications (October 26)

8 *International Trade (September) *Railcar Loadings (November 3) *Unemployment Claims (November 3) *Money Supply (October 30)

9 *Import & Export Prices (October) *Wholesale Trade (September) *Consumer Sentiment Index (November prel) *Wholesale Trade (September)

12 *Veteran’s Day *World Oil Demand (October due out this week)

13 *NFIB (October) *US Receipts & Outlays (October) *Consumer Comfort Index (November 11)

14 *Producer Price Index (October) *Retail Sales (October) *Manufacturing & Trade: Inventories and Sales (September) *Retail Trade (October) *Mortgage Applications (November 2)

15 *Consumer Price Index (October) *Real Earnings (October) *Empire State Manufacturing (November) *Philadelphia Fed Survey (November) *Cleveland Fed Median CPI (October) *Railcar Loadings (November 10) *Unemployment Claims (November 10) *Money Supply (November 6) and October *Debt (October)

16 *Treasury International Capital Flows (September) *Industrial Production (October) *Capacity Utilization (October)

19 *Existing Home Sales (October) *NAHB Housing Market Index (November)

20 *Housing Starts (October) *Consumer Comfort Index (November 18)

21 *Consumer Sentiment (November) *Composite Cyclical Indicators (October) *Mortgage Applications (November 9)

22 *Thanksgiving Day

23 *Railcar Loadings, (November 17) *Unemployment Claims (November 17) *Money Supply (November 13)

26 *Chicago Fed National Activity Index (October) *Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey (November) *Mutual Funds (October due out this week)

27 *Durable Goods, (October) *Richmond Fed Manufacturing Survey (November) *Chicago Fed Midwest Mfg Index (October) *Case-Shiller Home Price Index (September) *Consumer Confidence Index (November) *Consumer Comfort Index (November 25)

28 *Sales of New One-Family Homes (October) *Mortgage Applications (November 16)

29 *GDP (Q3) *Corporate Profits (Q3) *Kansas City Fed Manufacturing Survey (November) *Pending Home Sales (October) *Railcar Loadings (November 24) *Unemployment Claims (November 24) *Money Supply (November 20)

30 *Personal Income (October) *ISM Cincinnati (November) *Chicago Purchasing Managers Index (November) *Milwaukee PMI (November)


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3 *ISM Manufacturing Index (November) *Construction Spending (October) *Auto Sales (November)

4 *Consumer Comfort Index (December 2)

5 *ADP Employment Report (November) *Productivity & Costs (Q3) *Manufacturers’ Shipments, Inventories, & Orders (October) *Mortgage Applications (November 23)

6 *Challenger Report (November) *Flow of Funds (Q3) *Railcar Loadings, (December 1) *Unemployment Claims (December 1) *Money Supply (November 27)

7 *Employment (November) *Consumer Credit (October) *Consumer Sentiment Index (December prel) *Monster Employment (November)

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11 *International Trade (October) *Wholesale Trade (October) *JOLTS (October) *NFIB (November) *Manpower Survey (Q1) *Consumer Comfort Index (December 9) *FOMC Meets

12 *Import & Export Prices (November) *US Budget Receipts & Outlays (November) *Consumer Credit (October) *Mortgage Applications (November 30) *FOMC Meets

13 *Producer Price Index (November) *Retail Trade (November) *Manufacturing & Trade: Inventories & Sales (October) *Railcar Loadings (December 8) *Unemployment Claims (December 8) *Money Supply (December 4) and November *Debt (November)

14 *Consumer Price Index (November) *Industrial Production (November) *Capacity Utilization (November) *Cleveland Fed Median CPI (November)

17 *Treasury International Capital Flows (October) *Empire State Manufacturing Survey (December) *World Oil Demand (November due out this week)

18 *NAHB Housing Market Index (December) *International Transactions (Q3) *Consumer Comfort Index (December 16)

19 *Housing Starts (November) *Mortgage Applications (December 7)

20 *GDP (Q3) *Corporate Profits (Q3) *Existing Home Sales (November) *Composite Cyclical Indexes (November) *Philadelphia Fed Business Survey (December) *Railcar Loadings, (December 15) *Unemployment Claims (December 15) *Money Supply (December 11)

21 *Personal Income (November) *Consumer Price Index (November) *Chicago Fed National Activity Index (November) *Kansas City Fed Manufacturing (December) *Consumer Sentiment Index (December)

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*Durable Goods (November) *Mutual Funds (November due out this week)

25 *Christmas Day

26 *Case-Shiller Home Price Index (October)) *Richmond Fed Manufacturing & Service Sector Surveys (December) *Consumer Comfort Index (December 23) *Mortgage Applications (December 14)

27 *Sales of New One-Family Homes (November) *Consumer Confidence Index (December) *FRB Philadelphia Coincident Economic Activity Index (November) *Chicago Fed Midwest Mfg Index (November) *Railcar Loadings, (December 22) *Unemployment Claims (December 22) *Money Supply (December 18)

28 *Pending Home Sales (November) *Chicago Purchasing Managers Survey (December)

31 *ISM Cincinnati (December) *Milwaukee PMI (December) *Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey (December)


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