U.S. economic calendar light on Wednesday with mortgage data in focus

As traders approach Wednesday, November 11, 2026, the economic calendar presents a relatively quiet day for financial markets, with mortgage application data and the OPEC Monthly Report among the key releases scheduled. The day’s events will provide insights into housing market activity and global oil market developments, though no major market-moving data is expected.

Major Economic Events to Watch

No 3-star events are scheduled for this day.

Other Important Economic Events to Watch

• 5:00 AM ET - OPEC Monthly Report: A comprehensive analysis of global oil market trends, covering demand, supply, and market balance forecasts for crude oil developments.

Other Economic Events to Watch

• 7:00 AM ET - MBA Mortgage Applications (Previous:-1.2%): Measures the weekly change in new mortgage applications backed by the Mortgage Bankers Association, serving as an indicator of housing market demand.

• 7:00 AM ET - Mortgage Market Index (Previous:192.6): Tracks all mortgage applications during the week, including conventional, government, fixed-rate, and adjustable-rate mortgages for purchases and refinancing.

• 7:00 AM ET - MBA Purchase Index (Previous:131.4): Covers all mortgage applications for single-family home purchases and serves as a reliable indicator of upcoming home sales activity.

• 7:00 AM ET - Mortgage Refinance Index (Previous:517.5): Measures all mortgage applications to refinance existing mortgages, providing insight into refinancing activity across conventional and government loans.

• 7:00 AM ET - MBA 30-Year Mortgage Rate (Previous:7.30%): Reports the fixed 30-year mortgage lending rate for 80% loan-to-value mortgages.

• 11:00 AM ET - Thomson Reuters IPSOS PCSI (Previous:45.18): A composite index measuring consumer sentiment across 11 questions covering economic conditions, personal finances, purchasing comfort, and job security expectations.

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