Precedent
ESENPT

Every release has a precedent.

How the Nasdaq, the S&P 500 and gold reacted to 3,547 US economic releases since 2010, minute by minute.

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The US calendar with each release's memory beside it. Times in New York and in your time zone.

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Which releases move the market most

How much more the market moves in the 5 minutes after the release than at the same time on a normal day. Every release since 2010.

Market
ReleaseNY timeTimes normal (5 min)Typical moveHolds at 60 minn
Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP)08:305.4×+0.22%76%187
Fed Interest Rate Decision14:003.1×+0.15%55%124
Consumer Price Index (CPI)08:302.8×+0.11%74%198
FOMC Minutes14:001.9×+0.08%57%123
GDP08:301.8×+0.07%61%185
ADP Employment Change08:151.7×+0.04%61%186
Retail Sales08:301.6×−0.07%63%197
Producer Price Index (PPI)08:301.6×−0.06%62%198
ISM Services PMI10:001.5×−0.12%56%183
Initial Jobless Claims08:301.4×+0.06%61%814
ISM Manufacturing PMI10:001.4×+0.12%66%185
Durable Goods Orders08:301.3×−0.05%55%188
Core PCE Price Index08:301.3×+0.05%67%186
JOLTS Job Openings10:001.2×+0.10%60%186
Housing Starts08:301.0×+0.04%53%184

Public data, open method

Official dates from the St. Louis Fed (ALFRED) and the Federal Reserve, every time checked against the real volatility spike of the release minute, and 1-minute prices since 2010.

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