According to @WatcherGuru, the U.S. Labor Department will publish the October and November Producer Price Index reports together in January 2026 after earlier reports suggested they would not be released, source: @WatcherGuru (Dec 8, 2025). This timing means markets will not receive official October or November 2025 PPI prints until January 2026, altering near-term macro data calendars used by traders, source: @WatcherGuru. The Producer Price Index measures the average change in prices received by domestic producers and is a widely tracked U.S. inflation indicator, source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Until the combined PPI release, the available official U.S. inflation benchmarks remain CPI and PCE, which are standard gauges referenced by market participants, source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics for CPI; U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis for PCE. Event-driven strategies in BTC and ETH can align risk around the January 2026 combined PPI drop given two months of data will hit on a single date, source: @WatcherGuru for the release schedule.

According to @KobeissiLetter, this short holiday week clusters 10 key US macro events: September PPI (Tuesday), September Retail Sales (Tuesday), November Conference Board Consumer Confidence (Tuesday), October Pending Home Sales (Tuesday), US Q3 2025 GDP (Wednesday), September Durable Goods Orders (Wednesday), September PCE inflation (Wednesday), September New Home Sales (Wednesday), US markets closed for Thanksgiving (Thursday), and a 1 pm ET early close (Friday), source: The Kobeissi Letter. According to @KobeissiLetter, the Thursday closure and Friday early close compress event risk into Tuesday and Wednesday, a schedule crypto traders can use to plan liquidity and volatility management around headline inflation and growth prints, source: The Kobeissi Letter.