Traders and analysts are preparing for a concentrated lineup of economic reports on Monday, June 15, 2026, with data focused on manufacturing activity, industrial output and short-term Treasury supply. The items on the calendar provide direct readings on the industrial sector and a regional gauge of business conditions in New York state.
The key releases and their published reference values are listed below. Times are Eastern.
- 7:30 AM ET - NY Empire State Manufacturing Index (Previous: 19.60) - This index assesses the relative level of general business conditions in New York state, with readings above 0.0 signaling improving conditions and readings below 0.0 signaling deterioration. The index is compiled from a survey of about 200 manufacturers.
- 8:15 AM ET - Industrial Production (Previous: 1.35%) - This release measures the change in the total inflation-adjusted value of output produced by manufacturers, mines and utilities.
- 8:15 AM ET - Industrial Production (Forecast: 0.2%, Previous: 0.7%) - Presented as a monthly change, this version of industrial production similarly tracks the inflation-adjusted output of manufacturers, mines and utilities.
- 8:15 AM ET - Manufacturing Output (Previous: 0.6%) - This measure isolates the change in inflation-adjusted output produced specifically by manufacturers.
- 8:15 AM ET - Capacity Utilization Rate (Forecast: 76.2%, Previous: 76.1%) - The capacity utilization rate indicates the percentage of production capacity currently in use across the U.S. economy, reflecting overall growth and demand and acting as a leading indicator for consumer price inflation.
- 9:00 AM ET - NAHB Housing Market Index (Previous: 37) - Based on a survey of roughly 900 home builders, this index rates current and expected single-family home sales; readings above 50 indicate a favorable outlook.
- 10:30 AM ET - 3-Month Bill Auction (Previous: 3.640%) - The rate posted at auction represents the return an investor will receive by holding the Treasury bill to maturity.
- 10:30 AM ET - 6-Month Bill Auction (Previous: 3.690%) - The auction rate for the 6-month Treasury bill is a closely watched short-term yield that market participants monitor for shifts in government debt pricing and liquidity conditions.
Monday's schedule combines regional manufacturing sentiment, headline and monthly industrial production metrics, an output-focused manufacturing read and the capacity utilization gauge - measures that collectively inform views on production momentum and inflationary pressure. The NAHB reading offers a complementary lens on single-family housing demand from the builder perspective. Separately, the 3- and 6-month Treasury bill auctions will reveal short-term funding costs and are tracked by investors for signals about cash market conditions.
Given the concentration of releases at 8:15 AM ET, market participants are likely to see volatility in fixed income and equity sectors that are sensitive to manufacturing and industrial trends. The Treasury bill auctions later in the morning will add another element for market pricing as dealers absorb new supply.
Market participants seeking the latest timing and updates can consult their economic calendar tools to track release confirmations and the real-time market response to the data.