<Part 1 of 5> Economic Calendar for the week (22Sep25) - PCE (inflation) data this week
Economic Calendar: Key Market Movers (week of 22Sep25)
Public Holidays
There are no public holidays in Singapore, the USA, Hong Kong and China.
Global Economic Forecasts and Market Volatility
Economic Indicators
The S&P Global Manufacturing PMI is projected at 51.8, while the S&P Global Services PMI is at 53.8, both forecasts indicating an expansion in their respective global sectors.
Upcoming Market Events
Several key events and data releases are expected to influence market volatility.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell's speech is anticipated to impact market sentiment.
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New home sales and existing home sales data will provide insights into the real estate market.
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Durable goods orders are forecast to decrease by 0.4%.
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The PCE Price Index, the Federal Reserve's preferred measure of inflation, will be released on Friday and is a key factor for future interest rate decisions.
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The Q2 GDP is expected to be 3.3%. Any deviation from this forecast could lead to market volatility.
Labour Market Health
Finally, the report on Initial Jobless Claims should be monitored closely. This data point is a vital reference for assessing the overall health of the economy and is another factor that the Federal Reserve considers when determining its interest rate policy.
Crude oil inventories are an item to monitor. A higher-than-expected inventory level can raise concerns about oil demand.
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