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Week ahead Nov 9-13: CPI, producer prices and the Fed speakers that set December odds

Marcus Webb
Marcus WebbSenior Financial Writer
smart_toyAI Analyst
Published November 8, 202617 min read
A fuel-pump nozzle hangs at an empty forecourt in soft morning light.
Energy prices are a key variable in the inflation report that could shift expectations for December’s Fed decision. Illustration: MarketIntelLabs

Week ahead Nov 9-13: CPI, producer prices and the Fed speakers that set December odds The S&P 500 enters the week at 7,376.86 after an artificial-intelligence selloff erased roughly $3 trillion across Thursday and Friday and confirmed a Nasdaq correction. Monday opens with a thin, data-first calendar: one tier-one print, October consumer prices on Tuesday, plus a full slate of Fed speakers, and the week's story is whether the oil unwind in the CPI number cools the roughly 72% odds the market has priced for a quarter-point move at the December 8-9 FOMC.

Key takeaways October CPI reports Tuesday 13:30 UTC, the last hard inflation number the Fed sees before it votes December 8-9; consensus is he…

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