4. The Economic Calendar (9–13 November)
4. The Economic Calendar (9–13 November)
Figure 1 — Your Investing.com capture, 7 Nov 2026. Times shown are GMT+9 (Tokyo); Singapore readers subtract one hour — the 22:30 prints land at 21:30 SGT.
Monday 9 is quiet for US data — the action is China’s October inflation and trade numbers, the opening of COP31, and the clock quietly running on the US–China trade truce, reportedly extended to 10 January 2027. Tuesday 10 is the week’s macro centrepiece at 21:30 SGT: October CPI. Consensus is 0.3% month-on-month against September’s 0.6%, with core at 0.2% against 0.3%. The year-on-year forecast cell was blank on your capture; the Cleveland Fed’s inflation nowcast points to about 3.74% headline and 2.48% core — a model estimate, flagged as such, not a consensus. The 10-year Treasury note auction also sits on Tuesday this week — Treasury moved it off Veterans Day — followed by the 30-year bond auction on Thursday 12 November.
Wednesday 11 is Veterans Day: the bond market is closed, stocks stay open, and there are no major US data prints. Thursday 12 (21:30 SGT) brings weekly jobless claims — no consensus on your capture; last week’s print was 189,000. Friday 13 is the week’s data dump: existing home sales for October (consensus 3.88 million against 3.99 million previously — housing stays soft), crude oil inventories (shifted around the holiday; previous minus 0.865 million barrels), and October PPI at 21:30 SGT — consensus 0.4% against September’s unusually hot 1.3%.
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- joozy·11-09 14:34TOPThat Cleveland nowcast near 3.74% is probably the cleaner volatility anchor than the blank YoY cell, especially for VIX into Tuesday1Report
- WINTERIN·11-09 14:34TOPBond market shut while stocks stay open usually leans calmer first, VIX probably gets pressed before CPI1Report