Monday's Economic Calendar

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9:45 AM PMI MANUFACTURING FINAL Based on monthly questionnaire surveys of selected companies, the Purchasing Managers' Manufacturing Index offers an advance indication on month-to-month activity in the private sector economy. The consensus sees no revision from the flash at 52.2 in October, marginally higher than 52.0 in September.

10:00 AM ISM MANUFACTURING INDEX The manufacturing composite index from the Institute for Supply Management is a diffusion index calculated from five of the eleven sub-components of a monthly survey of purchasing managers at roughly 300 manufacturing firms nationwide. The index is expected at 49.5 in October versus 49.1 in September, suggesting marginal contraction as the sector grapples with tariff effects.

12:00 PM FED'S DALY SPEECH San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President Mary Daly will participate in a moderated conversation before the Silicon Valley Directors Exchange.

2:00 PM FED'S COOK: "THE OUTLOOK FOR THE ECONOMY AND MONETARY POLICY" Federal Reserve Board Governor Lisa Cook speaks on "The Outlook for the Economy and Monetary Policy" at the Brookings Institution.

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