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United States International Monetary Market (IMM) Date
The United States International Monetary Market (IMM) Date is a regular economic release for the United States.
- Importance
- Low
- Currency
- USD · US dollar
- Central bank
- The Federal Reserve
Latest figures
No results of this release are shown yet. They appear here as soon as they are published.
Why it matters
Releases like this help traders and economists follow the economy of the United States. The bigger the difference between the actual figure and what markets expected, the bigger the reaction in the US dollar and local assets.
How it is calculated
The figure is compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (prices and jobs), the Bureau of Economic Analysis (GDP, income and spending) and the Census Bureau (retail sales, housing, trade) (or the organisation that publishes it) from surveys, administrative records or market data.
What changes mean
- Compare the actual figure with the consensus and the previous release.
- Look at the trend over several releases rather than one number.
A short history
Official statistics expanded greatly in the 20th century as governments and central banks needed timely measures of the economy.
Questions
What is the United States International Monetary Market (IMM) Date?
The United States International Monetary Market (IMM) Date is a regular economic release for the United States.
Educational content only, not investment advice. Figures are the published results as recorded by our calendar; market reactions described are typical, not guaranteed.