On Thursday, we have the jobless claims and Producer Price Index, followed by the FOMC announcement.
The producer price index, which measure wholesale inflation, has sagged over the past few months.
The monthly Producer Price Index follows on Tuesday, and Wednesday brings the Consumer Price Index.
Tuesday brings April housing starts and permits and the April Producer Price Index (PPI).
The July U.S. retail sales and Producer Price Index reports are due out at 8:30 a.m.
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There's a Producer Price Index, and it's a price index that gets reported next week.
The producer price index increased a seasonally adjusted 0.4%, slightly less than expectations for a 0.5% rise.
Over the weekend September trade data will be released, along with the consumer and producer price indexes.
On Tuesday we get the Retails Sales, Producer Price Index and the Empire State Manufacturing Index.
U.S. economic data due for release Thursday includes the weekly jobless claims report and the producer price index.
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The Producer Price Index fell 0.2% after virtually no change in March, the Labor Department said this morning.
Thursday will feature the June producer price index (PPI), June industrial production and the July Philadelphia Fed survey.
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And finally, the monthly Producer Price Index and Consumer Price Index numbers are due Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively.
The December producer price index fell 1.9% from November, essentially in line with Wall Street's predicted 2.0% drop.
This prolonged and probably inadvertent monetary tightness is showing up in both the consumer and producer price indexes.
The U.S. Producer Price Index for May was 1.4% ahead of April and 7.2% ahead of the previous May.
Meanwhile the producer price index fell more than expected, dropping 0.4% in June.
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Further, the producer price and consumer price indexes, both inflation gauges, are set for release Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively.
Thursday, in addition to the jobless claims, we have the Producer Price Index.
Economists had been expecting the Producer Price Index to climb 0.7% and for core inflation to rise by 0.1%.
Euro zone economic data released Tuesday showed producer price inflation rose sharply in August, mainly due to higher oil prices.
The Labor Department's producer price index saw its biggest jump in 27 years, with prices jumping 1.2 percent in July.
On Friday, we get the Producer Price Index and the initial reading on consumer sentiment from the University of Michigan.
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Wholesale-level inflation, via the Producer Price Index, is running in the 4 to 6 percent range in most developed economies.
U.S. economic data due for release Friday includes the producer price index and the University of Michigan consumer sentiment survey.
Consumers might be paying through the nose for goods and services, but the producer price index is on the decline.
Inflation bounced up again in July, with the Producer Price Index (PPI) jumping 0.2% after having declined 0.4% in June.
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Earlier in the week, the government said new-home sales dropped 2.8% and that the producer price index rose 1% last month.
Tuesday will feature the September Producer Price Index (PPI) and the October National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) housing market index.
Gains turned to losses following weak producer price and retail sales data.
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