Fed speakers and Treasury auctions highlight Monday’s economic calendar

As traders approach another pivotal day for financial markets, a series of Federal Reserve speeches and key economic indicators are expected on Monday, November 9, 2026. The day’s schedule features remarks from multiple Fed officials, including FOMC Member Michelle Bowman and Fed President Austen Goolsbee, alongside the release of the Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow estimate. Treasury auctions and employment-related data will also provide insight into government financing conditions and labor market trends. While no three-star events are scheduled, the combination of central bank communications and economic releases could influence market sentiment.

Other Important Economic Events to Watch

• 8:40 AM ET - FOMC Member Bowman Speaks: Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman delivers remarks that may offer insights into future monetary policy direction.

• 10:00 AM ET - Fed Goolsbee Speaks: Chicago Fed President Austen Goolsbee addresses the public in remarks that could signal the central bank’s economic outlook.

• 10:30 AM ET - Atlanta Fed GDPNow (Forecast:3.4%, Previous: 3.4%): The Atlanta Fed releases its real-time GDP growth estimate based on available economic data for the current quarter.

• 1:00 PM ET - 3-Year Note Auction (Previous:4.932%): The Treasury Department auctions three-year notes, with the yield serving as an indicator of government debt market conditions.

Other Economic Events to Watch

• 10:00 AM ET - CB Employment Trends Index (Previous:107.56): The Conference Board’s composite measure of eight labor market indicators provides a broad view of employment conditions.

• 10:00 AM ET - Wholesale Trade Sales (Previous:1.8%): Measures the change in total value of sales at the wholesale level, reflecting business-to-business transaction activity.

• 10:00 AM ET - Wholesale Inventories (Forecast:0.6%, Previous: 0.6%): Tracks the change in total value of goods held in inventory by wholesalers, indicating supply chain dynamics.

• 11:00 AM ET - NY Fed 1-Year Consumer Inflation Expectations (Previous:3.9%): The New York Fed’s survey captures consumer expectations for inflation over the next year.

• 11:30 AM ET - 3-Month Bill Auction (Previous:4.040%): The Treasury auctions three-month bills, with rates reflecting short-term government borrowing costs.

• 11:30 AM ET - 6-Month Bill Auction (Previous:4.150%): Six-month Treasury bills are auctioned, providing insight into near-term investor demand for government securities.

• 12:15 PM ET - FOMC Member Barkin Speaks: Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin delivers remarks that may contain clues about the Federal Reserve’s policy stance.

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