US Week at a Glance

2007 U.S. Economic Calendar
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Thursday: Markets will be braced for more bad news on the housing market, this time new home sales for August. Watch for supply of unsold new homes, especially following the ballooning numbers in Tuesday's existing home sales report.

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4-Week Bill Announcement 11:00ET 2-Year Note Announcement 11:00ET 5-Year Note Announcement 11:00ET 3-Month Bill Auction 1:00ET 6-Month Bill Auction 1:00ET	ICSC-UBS Store Sales 7:45ET Redbook 8:55ET Consumer Confidence 10:00ET Existing Home Sales 10:00ET 4-Week Bill Auction 1:00ET	Bank Reserve Settlement MBA Purchase Applications 7:00ET Durable Goods Orders 8:30ET EIA Petroleum Status Report 10:30ET 2-Year Note Auction 1:00ET	Weekly Bill Settlement Corporate Profits 8:30ET GDP (final) 8:30ET Jobless Claims 8:30ET Help Wanted Index 10:00ET New Home Sales 10:00ET EIA Natural Gas Report 10:30ET 3-Month Bill Announcement 11:00ET 6-Month Bill Announcement 11:00ET 5-Year Note Auction 1:00ET Farm Prices 3:00ET Money Supply 4:30ET	Personal Income and Outlays 8:30ET NAPM-Chicago 9:45ET Construction Spending 10:00ET Consumer Sentiment 10:00ET
Equity Settlement 09 -27 -2007	Equity Settlement 09 -28 -2007	Equity Settlement 10 -01 -2007	Equity Settlement 10 -02 -2007	Equity Settlement 10 -03 -2007

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