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13:30 TMG Jobless Claims

Consensus -10 K

Consensus Notes
Economists are predicting that new jobless claims will decrease 10,000 in the week ended November 2 from last week's level of 410,000. Changes in jobless claims are typically more volatile in the fall because of a variety of holidays; it becomes more difficult to adjust the data for seasonal variation. (Forecast range: -15,000 to +5,000)


13:30 TMG Productivity and Costs

Nonfarm productivity: Consensus 4.5 % Unit labor costs: Consensus -0.6 %

Consensus Notes
The market consensus shows that nonfarm business productivity rose at a whopping 4.5 percent rate in the third quarter, faster than the 1.5 percent gain posted in the second quarter. The productivity figures are dependent on GDP and employment growth. GDP expanded more rapidly than employment in the July to September period. (Forecast range: 3.5 to 5.5 percent) At the same time, unit labor costs are estimated to fall at a 0.6 percent rate in the third quarter. Typically unit labor costs and productivity move in the opposite direction to one another. (Forecast range: -1.5 to 2.0 percent)

15:00 TMG Wholesale Trade

16:00 TMG Three Month Bill Announcement

16:00 TMG Six Month Bill Announcement

16:00 TMG Chain Store Sales

19:00 TMG FOMC Minutes

20:00 TMG Consumer Credit

Consensus $ 7.0 B

Consensus Notes
Consumer installment credit is expected to increase by $7.0 billion in September after expanding by only $4.2 billion in August. Consumers may be taking advantage of low interest rate offers by credit card companies as well as retailers. (Forecast range: $3.0 to $10.0 billion)

21:30 TMG Money Supply