The schedule for the release of U.S. economic data has been finalized, involving key indicators such as unemployment benefits, PPI, and import-export prices.

According to a spokesperson from the U.S. Department of Labor, the department plans to complete the backlog of weekly initial unemployment claims data that accumulated during the government shutdown by the end of Thursday local time.

It is worth noting that, due to technical reasons, the number of initial unemployment claims for the week ending October 18 (actual value of 232,000) that was originally scheduled for later release has been unexpectedly disclosed in advance. This supplementary data will not be accompanied by the usual press release but will be directly updated on the Department of Labor's official website.

According to the Labor Department's schedule data, the market is focused on the Producer Price Index (PPI) for September, which is set to be released on November 25 at 21:30 Beijing time. In addition, the Import and Export Price Index (I&EPI) report for September will be published on December 3 at 21:30.

The release of these two data points was previously delayed due to the government shutdown, and this concentrated release will help the market more comprehensively assess the inflation and trade price trends in the United States at the end of the third quarter.

At the same time, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) announced that it will resume the regular release of the Commitment of Traders (COT) report this week. The first report is expected to be published early Thursday morning Beijing time.

To catch up on the backlog, the CFTC will publish up to two reports each week, and this accelerated release model will continue until January 23 of next year, after which it will revert to the regular release frequency of once a week.

Overall, the release schedule of multiple economic data in the United States is gradually returning to normal. The Department of Labor is efficiently supplementing unemployment data through direct release on its official website, key indicators such as PPI will be prominently featured from late November to early December, while the CFTC is accelerating the release of position reports through a biweekly report model.

These measures may effectively alleviate the information gap faced by the market due to data delays, providing more continuous data support for subsequent economic decision-making.

#美国经济数据 # Data Release Schedule