News which could have some market moving impact for the week of December 6th, 2021.
Monthly US Trade Balance - 12/7/2021
Previous: -80.9B
I do not think we will see much impact from this report. Though the foretasted difference from the previous month is a drop in the deficit, the deficit is coming off of a 20 year peak.
Monthly US Consumer Credit - 12/7/2021
Previous: 29.9B
I feel the same way here, don't see much if any impact from this.
Monthly JOLTS Job Openings - 12/8/2021
Previous: 10.44M
Given that this is number of job openings during the reported month (excluding the farming industry) we could see some movement from this.
Weekly US Crude Oil Inventories - 12/8/2021
Previous: -900k
Surprises in this number always have impact on oil and gas prices, so it's one to watch out for if you're a futures trader or own oil & gas companies.
US 10 Year Bond Auction - 12/8/2021
Considering the recent statements from Powell, I feel this is likely to be a market mover.
Weekly US Unemployment Claims - 12/9/2021
Previous:222k
Forecast: 225k
I only see market impact on this if there is a big surprise from the forecast.
Monthly US Wholesale Inventories - 12/9/2021
Previous: 2.2%
Forecast: 2.2%
This could be a market mover due to inflation concerns.
Weekly US Natural Gas Storage - 12/9/2021
Previous: -59B
Just like the weekly oil inventories, it's one to watch out for if you're a futures trader or own oil & gas companies.
US 30 Year Bond Auction - 12/9/2021
J ust like the 10 year auction, I feel this is also likely to be a market mover.
Monthly US CPI & Core CPI - 12/10/2021
Previous (CPI): 0.9%
Previous (Core CPI): 0.6%
Forecast (CPI): 0.7%
Forecast (Core CPI): 0.5%
Again, inflation is a major concern right now so this will be another important report to look out for.
Monthly US Consumer Sentiment & Inflation Expectations - 12/10/2021
I don't this this alone will be a market mover, but combined with the CPI data it could have a little impact.
Monthly US Federal Budget Balance - 12/10/2021
It's never balanced so does it really matter? All jokes aside, I don't see any major impact from this number.
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