
Time(GMT+0/UTC+0) | State | Importance | Event |
| Previous |
14:30 | 3 points | Crude Oil Inventories | ———- | 7.698M | |
14:30 | 2 points | Cushing Crude Oil Inventories | ———- | 0.690M | |
16:45 | 2 points | FOMC Member Daly Speaks | ———- | ———- | |
17:00 | 3 points | 10-Year Note Auction | ———- | 4.362% | |
20:10 | 2 points | FOMC Member Daly Speaks | ———- | ———- |
Summary of Upcoming Economic Events on August 6, 2025
United States – Energy, Bond Auction & Fed Commentary
Crude Oil Inventories – 14:30 UTC
- Forecast: ~+7.698M drawdown
- Impact: A continued draw would lighten crude supply and support oil prices. This can feed into energy equities and inflation expectations. A build could exert pressure on oil-linked markets.
Cushing Crude Oil Inventories – 14:30 UTC
- Forecast: ~+0.690M
- Impact: Storage changes at Cushing matter for WTI balance. Rising inventories may weigh on prices, while draws support bullish sentiment.
FOMC Member Daly Speaks – 16:45 & 20:10 UTC
- Impact: As a key voting member, her remarks will be watched closely for nuance in tone about inflation, labor-tightness, or the timing of future rate changes. Any deviation from consensus could influence USD, Treasury yields, and equities sharply.
10-Year Note Auction – 17:00 UTC
- Previous Yield: ~4.362%
- Impact: Auction demand will gauge investor appetite for long-duration Treasuries. Weak demand may push yields higher, pressuring bonds and rate-sensitive stocks. Strong demand could anchor yields lower.
Market Impact Analysis
- Crude inventory data is a short-term driver for energy prices and inflation sentiment.
- Daly’s speeches are the key Fed event of the day—her messaging may clarify or shift current policy expectations.
- Treasury auction outcomes deliver crucial insight into market appetite for long-duration debt and can drive yield curve moves.
Overall Impact Score: 7 / 10
Key Watchpoints:
- Extent of crude drawdown—a larger-than-expected figure supports commodity and inflation-sensitive assets.
- Demand at the 10-year note auction—fundamental for assessing bond market risk appetite.
- Tone from Fed’s Daly—especially regarding balance-sheet policy, inflation risks, and labor softness.