Economic Calendar | November 9–13, 2026: inflation takes the spotlight

All times are US Eastern Time (ET, New York). During this week, ET is EST (UTC−5). Schedule checked on November 8, 2026. This is a selection of US releases, not a complete global calendar.

Consumer inflation on Tuesday and producer prices on Friday are the main inflation releases in this edition. They may change expectations for interest rates, but the figures do not determine the market’s direction on their own.

10:00 AM ET — Wholesale sales and inventories | September 2026

Sales show demand across distributors. Inventories show how much stock remains on their shelves.

8:30 AM ET — Consumer Price Index (CPI) | October 2026

A measure of consumer inflation. Read the monthly headline and core figures together; core excludes food and energy.

8:30 AM ET — Real earnings | October 2026

Shows how employee earnings changed after adjusting for consumer inflation.

11:00 AM ET — Household Debt and Credit Report | Q3 2026

Tracks household borrowing and late payments, including mortgages, credit cards and auto loans.

Veterans Day — US stock exchanges remain open for the normal trading session. A federal holiday is not automatically a stock-market holiday.

8:30 AM ET — Initial jobless claims | Week ended November 7, 2026

A weekly check on new applications for unemployment benefits. Watch revisions and the four-week average.

8:30 AM ET — Producer Price Index (PPI) | October 2026

Measures prices received by domestic producers. It offers another view of inflation pressures.

CPI measures consumer prices; PPI measures prices received by producers. They cover different parts of the economy and should not be treated as interchangeable.

For jobless claims, compare the latest figure with revisions and the four-week average. One weekly move is a limited signal.

Forecasts and future results are not included. The schedule can change; times refer to publication, not to a predicted market reaction.

The regular US stock-market session is 9:30 AM–4:00 PM ET this week.