Introduction#

As traders gear up for another significant day in the financial markets, several key economic data releases are set to be unveiled on March 10, 2026. Among these, the existing home sales figures will take center stage, offering insights into the health of the housing market and overall economic conditions.

Major Economic Events to Watch#

  • 9:00 AM ET - Existing Home Sales: Expected at 3.89 million (previously 3.91 million). This report measures the annualized number of existing residential properties sold in the previous month. It serves as a crucial indicator of housing market strength and consumer demand, reflecting the overall economic health.

Other Important Economic Events#

  • 7:15 AM ET - ADP Employment Change Weekly: (Previous: 12.80K). This report provides a four-week moving average of changes in private sector employment, giving a timely view of the labor market based on frequent data updates.
  • 9:00 AM ET - Existing Home Sales (Month-over-Month): (Previous: -8.4%). This figure indicates the percentage change in existing home sales compared to the previous month, helping to assess short-term trends in the housing market.
  • 11:00 AM ET - EIA Short-Term Energy Outlook: This report from the Energy Information Administration offers a near-term perspective on energy markets, including forecasts for consumption, supply, trade, and prices across major fuel types.
  • 12:00 PM ET - 3-Year Note Auction: (Previous yield: 3.518%). The yield from this auction serves as an indicator of government debt conditions and reflects investor sentiment.
  • 3:30 PM ET - API Weekly Crude Stock: (Previous: 5.600 million). This report details inventory levels of U.S. crude oil, gasoline, and distillates, providing insights into petroleum demand.

Additional Economic Indicators#

  • 5:00 AM ET - NFIB Small Business Optimism: Expected at 99.8 (previously 99.3). This index gauges the health of small businesses, which play a vital role in the U.S. economy, employing about half of the private workforce.
  • 7:55 AM ET - Redbook: (Previous: 7.0%). This measure tracks year-over-year same-store sales growth among large U.S. general merchandise retailers, offering insights into consumer spending trends.

For further information and the latest updates, please refer to our Economic Calendar.