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  1. Average annual household spending, 2025$81,905
  2. US PCE price index, September 2026, year on year3.65%
  3. US average residential heating oil price, week of Oct 26$6.233/gal
  4. US 10-year Treasury par yield, October 285.05%

  1. FirstEnergy, contracted large-load demand7.9 gigawatts
  2. US nuclear capacity offline, October 2817,518 MW
  3. Detroit-Warren-Ann Arbor unemployment rate, September 2026, not seasonally adjusted5.4%
  4. Visa, net revenue, fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026$12.1 billion
  5. Cadence Design Systems, revenue growth outlook, fiscal year 202621%
  6. US goods trade deficit, September, seasonally adjusted$134.9bn

  1. US 10-year Treasury yield, data through October 26, 20265.00%
  2. Johnson Controls, organic revenue growth, fiscal year 2026more than 8%
  3. HSBC, banking net interest income guidance, fiscal year 2026at least $46 billion
  4. US nuclear capacity offline, Oct 27, 202617,662 MW
  5. Boeing, total revenue, third quarter of 2026$24.2 billion
  6. US new single-family home sales, September, seasonally adjusted annual rate676k
  7. US durable goods orders, September, monthly change1.8%

  1. US 10-year Treasury yield, end of week to Oct 235.00%
  2. Boyd Gaming, cash returned through repurchases and dividendsnearly $180 million
  3. US nuclear capacity offline, Oct 26, 202618,098 MW

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