US: CPI on November 10, PPI and Fed Balance Sheet on the 13th; Jobless Claims on the 12th

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By: Christison Roy · Nov 9, 2026, 10:50 UTC

US: CPI on November 10, PPI and Fed Balance Sheet on the 13th; Jobless Claims on the 12th

The US will release key macroeconomic data this week: October CPI on November 10 at 16:30, Initial Jobless Claims on November 12 at 16:30, the Fed balance sheet on November 13 at 00:30, and October PPI on November 13 at 16:30. There are no major publications on November 9 and 11.

Schedule: Monday, November 9 — no significant releases; Tuesday, November 10 — CPI (October) at 16:30; Wednesday, November 11 — no significant releases; Thursday, November 12 — Initial Jobless Claims at 16:30; Friday, November 13 — Fed balance sheet at 00:30 and PPI (October) at 16:30.

The US corporate earnings season continues.

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