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Economic Calendar
This Week's Major U.S. Economic Reports & Fed Speakers
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MONDAY, MARCH 2
9:45 amS&P final U.S. manufacturing PMIFeb.--51.2
10:00 amISM manufacturingFeb.52.0%52.6%
TBAAuto salesFeb.--14.8 million
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TUESDAY, MARCH 3
9:55 amNew York Fed President John Williams remarks
10:10 amKansas City Fed President Jeff Schmid speaks
11:45 amMinneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari interview
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4
8:15 amADP employmentFeb.50,00022,000
9:45 amS&P final U.S. services PMIFeb.--52.3
10:00 amISM servicesFeb.53.5%53.8%
2:00 pmFed Beige Book
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THURSDAY, MARCH 5
8:30 amInitial jobless claimsFeb. 28215,000212,000
8:30 amU.S. productivityQ41.8%4.9%
8:30 amImport price indexJan.0.4%0.1%
8:30 amImport price index minus fuelJan.--NA
1:15 pmFed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman speaks
7:00 pmChicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee speaks
FRIDAY, MARCH 6
8:30 amU.S. employment reportFeb.54,000130,000
8:30 amU.S. unemployment rateFeb.4.3%4.4%
8:30 amU.S. hourly wagesFeb.0.3%0.4%
8:30 amHourly wages year over year3.7%3.7%
10:15 amSan Francisco Fed President Mary Daly speaks
1:30 pmCleveland Fed President Beth Hammack speaks
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