The Credit Calendar

Monday, February 15
Markets are closed for the Presidents’ Day holiday

 

Tuesday, February 16
The Treasury Department will auction $25 billion of 91-day bills and $28 billion of 182-day discount bills. The 91-day bills are dated Feb. 18 and due May 20, and the 182-day bills are dated Feb. 18, and due Aug. 19. Currently, there are $31.002 billion 91-day bills outstanding and no 182-day bills.

 

Wednesday, February 17
Housing start and building permit figures for January are released by the Commerce Department.

Import price figures for January are released by the Labor Department.

Industrial production and capacity utilization figures for January are released by the Federal Reserve Board.

Minutes from the January Federal Open Market Committee meeting are released with economic projections by the Federal Reserve Board.

 

Thursday, February 18
Initial jobless claims figures for the week ending Feb. 13 are released by the Labor Department.

Producer price figures for January are released by the Labor Department.

Leading economic indicators for January are released by the Conference Board.

The Treasury Department will announces auctions for $8 billion of 30-year TIPS, $44 billion of two-year notes, $42 billion of five-year notes and $32 billion of seven-year notes.

 

Friday, February 19
Consumer price figures for January are released by the Labor Department.

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