Calendar of U.S. Economic Events

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[align=left] Calendar of U.S. Economic Events
This Week: June 13 - June 17, 2005

Monday, June 13, 2005 No major economic indicators are scheduled for today.
Tuesday, June 14, 2005
7:45a.m. ICSC-UBS Store Sales Index For June 11 Wk. Previous: +0.4%.
8:30a.m. May Producer Price Index. Consensus: -0.3%. Previous: +0.6%.
8:30a.m. May Producer Price Index, Ex-Food & Energy. Consensus: +0.2%. Previous: +0.3%.
8:30a.m. May Retail And Food Sales. Consensus: -0.3%. Previous: +1.4%.
8:30a.m. May Retail And Food Sales, Ex-Autos. Consensus: +0.2%. Previous: +1.1%.
8:55a.m. Redbook Retail Sales Index For June 11 Wk. Previous: -0.5%.
5p.m. ABC/Money Consumer Confidence For June 4 Wk. Previous: -12.
Wednesday, June 15, 2005
8:30a.m. May Consumer Price Index. Consensus: Unch. Previous: +0.4%.
8:30a.m. May Consumer Price Index, Ex-Food & Energy. Consensus: +0.2%. Previous: Unch.
8:30a.m. June Empire State Manufacturing Index. Consensus: 5.0. Previous: -11.11.
8:30a.m. April Business Inventories. Consensus: +0.3%. Previous: +0.4%.
8:30a.m. May Industrial Production. Consensus: +0.2%. Previous: -0.2%.
8:30a.m. May Capacity Utilization. Consensus: 79.2%. Previous: 79.2%.
2p.m. Federal Reserve Beige Book.
Thursday, June 16, 2005
8:30a.m. Initial Jobless Claims For June 11 Wk. Consensus: Unch. Previous: -21K.
8:30a.m. May Housing Starts. Previous: +11.0%.
10a.m. DJ-BTM Business Barometer For June 4 Wk. Previous: -0.3%.
Friday, June 17, 2005
8:30a.m. First-Quarter Current Account Gap. Consensus: -$191.0 Bln. Previous: -$187.9 Bln.
8:30a.m. Univ. of Mich Preliminary Consumer Sentiment Index. Consensus: 88.0. Previous: 86.9.
Last Week: June 6 - June 10, 2005
Monday, June 6, 2005 No major economic indicators are scheduled for today.
Tuesday, June 7, 2005
ICSC-UBS Store Sales Index For June 4 Wk: +0.4%. Previous: -1.0.
Redbook Retail Sales Index For June 4 Wk: -0.5%. Previous: 2.5%.
April Consumer Credit: +$1.3 Bln. Consensus: +$7.0 Bln. Previous: +$6.9 Bln, revised.
ABC/Money Consumer Confidence For June 4 Wk: -12. Previous: -13.
Wednesday, June 8, 2005 April Wholesale Inventories: +0.8%. Consensus: +0.5%. Previous: +0.6%, revised.
Thursday, June 8, 2005
Initial Jobless Claims For June 4 Wk: -21K. Consensus: -20K. Previous: +26K, revised.
Fed Chairman Greenspan testifies before U.S. Congress Joint Econ Committee in Washington.
DJ-BTM Business Barometer For May 28 Wk: -0.3%. Previous: +0.1%.
Friday, June 10, 2005
April Trade Deficit: -$56.96 Bln. Consensus: -$58.0 Bln. Previous: -$53.56 Bln, revised.
May Import Prices: -1.3%. Consensus: +0.4%. Previous: +0.8%
. Coming Week: June 20 - June 24, 2005
Monday, June 20, 2005 10a.m. May Conference Board Leading Indicators. Previous: -0.2%.
Tuesday, June 21, 2005
7:45a.m. ICSC-UBS Store Sales Index For June 18 Wk.
8:55a.m. Redbook Retail Sales Index For June 18 Wk.
5p.m. ABC/Money Consumer Confidence For June 18 Wk.
Wednesday, June 22, 2005 No major economic indicators are scheduled for today.
Thursday, June 23, 2005
8:30a.m. Initial Jobless Claims For June 18 Wk.
10a.m. DJ-BTM Business Barometer For June 11 Wk.
10a.m. June Existing Home Sales. Previous: +4.5%.
Friday, June 24, 2005
8:30a.m. May Durable Goods Orders. Previous: +1.9%.
10a.m. May New Home Sales. Previous: +0.2%.

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[Birchtree]

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Wonder Woman,

DMA has literally been chocking on high peak for prices in May trade numbers. It is apparent that they were actually down -1.3%. Also the exports in May were at 106B and that is another new high record. Perhsps a trend is being established with the dollar finding some equilibrium with our trading partners. The import prices were down. All the little ducks are in a row for the Fed to give us a sweet surprise.

 

[grandma]

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Wonder Woman wrote:

[align=left] Calendar of U.S. Economic events
This Week: June 13 - June 17, 2005[/align]W_W :thank you for this calendar . Different folks are always bringing up some meeting or report that is going to be held/given, and I am unable to keep them sorted from day to day, or - this week or next week! I get - well, lost !

I appeciate your work!

Thank you (Sorry, I couldn't get pic to work as an attachment from Photobucket -)

 

[biggdog1]

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Grandma, loved the "mice in the cave". I kinda feel like that now ! Also love your avatar, however I'm a Black Lab guy myself. K9's rule !

 

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Ya got to read into the fine print:

In contrast, the price indexes for consumer goods and for foods, feeds,
and beverages increased in May, rising 0.1 percent and 0.3 percent,
respectively. Consumer goods prices were up 1.4 percent for the year ended
in May. Higher meat and vegetable prices led the price index for foods,
feeds, and beverages up for the fourth month in a row. Prices for foods,
feeds, and beverage increased 8.2 percent over the past year.


Prices for import petroleum had risen 28.2 percent over the previous four months, which led a 4.9 percent increase in import prices.

Not listen to what CNBS is reporting.

Oh ya, you will be surprised all right. :? Inflation is in check?

:sI guess no one here uses food or energy?

The sell off that started at 10am was the people that read the fine print.

The sheep gazed at it not being a record.