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The week of June 29

US market events that move the SPX book, in ET, with what usually followed each kind of event across the sessions in the free archive. The same calendar the terminal draws beside every session.

Week of June 29

The week of June 29, 2026, ET

Mon 29nothing scheduled

Tue 30

10:00JOLTS job openingsOpenings: actual 7.58M / prior 6.89M30 min after 10:00: 1.24x the tape's own vol, 52 days · all JOLTS days

Wed 1

10:00ISM manufacturing PMI30 min after 10:00: 1.28x the tape's own vol, 52 days · all ISM days

Thu 2

08:30Nonfarm payrollspre-openhighPayrolls: actual 20K / prior 63K; Unemployment rate: actual 4.2% / prior 4.3%first 30 min: 1.33x the usual open, 50 days · all payrolls days
08:30Initial jobless claimspre-openClaims: actual 217K / prior 216Kfirst 30 min: 1.08x the usual open, 215 days · all jobless claims days

Fri 3nothing scheduled

Week of July 6

The week of July 6, 2026, ET

Mon 6

10:00ISM services PMI30 min after 10:00: 1.1x the tape's own vol, 50 days · all ISM days

Tue 7nothing scheduled

Wed 8

13:0010-year note auction, $39B (reopening)30 min after 13:00: 1.21x the tape's own vol, 156 days · all Treasury auction days
14:00FOMC minutes30 min after 14:00: 1.72x the tape's own vol, 34 days

Thu 9

08:30Initial jobless claimspre-openClaims: actual 217K / prior 217Kfirst 30 min: 1.08x the usual open, 215 days · all jobless claims days
13:0030-year bond auction, $22B (reopening)30 min after 13:00: 1.21x the tape's own vol, 156 days · all Treasury auction days

Fri 10nothing scheduled

How to read the line under an event

Each kind of event carries one measured line: over the window that follows it, how much the index moved relative to what the tape was already doing, averaged over every archived session that carried the event, against the same window on every other session. In the file's own words: range over the window / (trailing 30-min move x sqrt(minutes)), mean on event days over mean on other days. A pre-open release is read over the first 30 minutes of the session as a share of the opening print. The day count is the number of archived sessions behind the number, so a line on 36 days says less than one on 215.

The FOMC decision and the expirations link to the studies that took them apart; the decision also links to the forward ledger, where two rules fixed in advance are scored on every meeting after the fact. Sources are linked on the event itself: the Fed's own calendar, FRED release dates, TreasuryDirect, the ISM report, the issuer's earnings page.

The terminal's dock opens the same week beside the session, marks in-session events on the time axis and the replay scrubber, and in the live stream counts down to the next one. The Lab reads the calendar as per-minute columns, so a rule can name "the first 15 minutes after CPI". The raw file is public JSON, keyed by ET date, rebuilt every six hours.

Measured history, not a forecast. The calendar is built from public schedules and can change when the source changes; nothing on this page is investment advice. See the Terms.