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U.S. Economic Calendar Alert! Dates for the 2023 CPI Releases and FOMC Meetings

Good morning Superstonk! As the year gets underway, I thought I would share the dates for the 2023 CPI Releases and FOMC Meetings. So without further ado:

2023 CPI schedule

Reference Month	Release Date	Release Time (ET)
December 2022	1/12/2023	8:30am
January 2023	2/14/2023	8:30am
February 2023	3/14/2023	8:30am
March 2023	4/12/2023	8:30am
April 2023	5/10/2023	8:30am
May 2023	6/13/2023	8:30am
June 2023	7/12/2023	8:30am
July 2023	8/10/2023	8:30am
August 2023	9/13/2023	8:30am
September 2023	10/12/2023	8:30am
October 2023	11/14/2023	8:30am
November 2023	12/12/2023	8:30am

Source: https://www.bls.gov/schedule/news_release/cpi.htm

2023 FOMC Meetings

Jan/Feb	31-1
March	21-22*
May	2-3
June	13-14*
July	25-26
September	19-20*
Oct/Nov	31-1
December	12-13*

* Meeting associated with a Summary of Economic Projections.

Source: https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/fomccalendars.htm

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