ADVISORY-Holiday schedule for major US economic, other data
The Martin Luther King federal holiday on Monday, Jan. 20, will affect the release schedule of some major economic, energy and commodities reports from Washington during the Jan. 19 week.
Below is the schedule for these weeks. Times in EST/GMT.
Some Treasury announcements are subject to change.
Monday, January 20
Martin Luther King holiday. Federal government offices, Federal Reserve, International Monetary Fund, stock and bond markets closed.
Tuesday, January 21
Treasury Dept. announces weekly sales of 4-, 8- and 17-week bills, 1100/1600
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) releases weekly U.S. export inspections for grains, oilseeds, 1100/1600. NOTE: delayed from Monday due to holiday
Treasury Dept. holds weekly sale of 3- and 6-month bills, 1130/1630
Treasury Dept sells 52-week bills, 1300/1800
Wednesday, January 22
Mortgage Bankers Association issues weekly Mortgage Applications Survey, 0700/1200
Redbook issues weekly retail sales index, 0855/1355. NOTE: delayed from Tuesday due to holiday
Conference Board issues Leading Indicators for December, 1000/1500
Treasury Dept. holds weekly sale of 17-week bills, 1130/1630
Treasury Dept. sells 20-year bonds, 1300/1800
American Petroleum Institute issues weekly national petroleum report, 1630/2130. NOTE: delayed from Tuesday due to holiday
Thursday, January 23
Labor Dept. issues weekly Jobless Claims, 0830/1330
Treasury Dept. weekly announcement of 3- and 6-month bill sale offerings; announces sales of 2-, 5- and 7-year notes; 2-year floating rate notes, 1100/1600
Energy Information Administration (EIA) issues weekly U.S. underground natural gas stocks, 1030/1530
Treasury Dept. holds weekly sale of 4- and 8-week bills, 1130/1630
Freddie Mac issues weekly U.S. mortgage rates, 1200/1700
EIA issues weekly petroleum stocks and output data, 1200/1700. NOTE: Delay from Wednesday, time change due to holiday
Treasury Dept. sells 10-year Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, 1300/1800
Federal Reserve issues weekly balance sheet, 1630/2130
Friday, January 24
USDA releases weekly Export Sales, 0830/1330. Note: delayed from Thursday due to holiday
National Association of Realtors issues Existing Home Sales for December, 1000/1500
USDA issues monthly Cattle on Feed, Cold Storage, 1500/2000
(Washington newsroom)
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