US Week at a Glance

2007 U.S. Economic Calendar
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Wednesday: Retail sales, and the latest on consumer spending, will help set stage for the main event: testimony from Ben Bernanke.

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4-Week Bill Announcement 11:00ET 3-Month Bill Auction 1:00ET 6-Month Bill Auction 1:00ET Treasury Budget 2:00ET	ICSC-UBS Store Sales 7:45ET International Trade 8:30ET Redbook 8:55ET 4-Week Bill Auction 1:00ET	Bank Reserve Settlement MBA Purchase Applications 7:00ET Retail Sales 8:30ET Business Inventories 10:00ET EIA Petroleum Status Report 10:30ET	Weekly Bill Settlement 3 Yr Note Settlement 10 Yr Note Settlement 30 Yr Bond Settlement Empire State Mfg Survey 8:30ET Import and Export Prices 8:30ET Jobless Claims 8:30ET Treasury International Capital 9:00ET Industrial Production 9:15ET EIA Natural Gas Report 10:30ET 3-Month Bill Announcement 11:00ET 6-Month Bill Announcement 11:00ET 2-Year Note Announcement 11:00ET 5-Year Note Announcement 11:00ET Philadelphia Fed Survey 12:00ET Housing Market Index 1:00ET Money Supply 4:30ET	Bond Market Assoc. recommended early close 2:00 ET Housing Starts 8:30ET PPI 8:30ET Consumer Sentiment (p) 10:00ET
Equity Settlement 02 -15 -2007	Equity Settlement 02 -16 -2007	Equity Settlement 02 -20 -2007	Equity Settlement 02 -21 -2007	Equity Settlement 02 -22 -2007

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