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The Week Ahead (Nov. 9–15, 2026): October CPI, COP31 Opens, Veterans Day, Cisco and CoreWeave Earnings, and MLB Awards

The Week Ahead (Nov. 9–15, 2026): October CPI, COP31 Opens, Veterans Day, Cisco and CoreWeave Earnings, and MLB Awards
  • PublishedNovember 8, 2026

The week ahead for Nov. 9–15, 2026 brings Congress back for its first post-midterm sessions, the October Consumer Price Index on Tuesday, a Veterans Day holiday that closes the bond market but not stocks, the opening of the COP31 climate conference in Antalya, Türkiye, and earnings from Cisco, CoreWeave, Applied Materials and Nebius. In sports, MLB hands out its major awards, the second College Football Playoff rankings arrive and the NFL returns to Munich. This preview lists what is scheduled — it does not predict outcomes.

How to read this calendar: items marked Confirmed are taken from official schedules or company announcements. Items marked Expected come from third-party calendars or company “expected” dates and can move. All times are Eastern unless noted.

The Week Ahead at a Glance

DayKey scheduled events
Mon., Nov. 9COP31 opens in Antalya; Web Summit opens in Lisbon; Supreme Court arguments; Take-Two, Rocket Lab, The Trade Desk earnings; MLB Rookie of the Year; Bills at Vikings (MNF)
Tue., Nov. 10October CPI (8:30 a.m.); 10-year note auction; CoreWeave earnings; CFP rankings; Champions Classic; MLB Manager of the Year
Wed., Nov. 11Veterans Day — stock markets open, bond market closed; COP31 Leaders’ Summit begins; MLB Cy Young Awards
Thu., Nov. 12UK Q3 GDP; jobless claims; 30-year bond auction; Cisco, Applied Materials, Nebius, Brookfield earnings; MLB MVP; Commanders at Giants (TNF)
Fri., Nov. 13October PPI (8:30 a.m.); eurozone Q3 GDP flash; NBA Cup group night
Sat., Nov. 14FDA PDUFA dates (Summit, Cytokinetics, BioXcel); UFC 334; Michigan at Oregon, USC at Indiana
Sun., Nov. 15NFL in Munich (Patriots vs. Lions); ATP Finals begin; Solana Breakpoint opens; Cabo Verde presidential election; Japan Q3 GDP (evening ET)

Government and Policy: Lame-Duck Congress Returns

Lawmakers return after the Nov. 3 midterms (see our Week in Review for Nov. 2–6). What is on the calendar:

  • House: The House’s 2026 calendar, published in late 2025, lists the chamber in session this week, including Veterans Day — a quirk Roll Call flagged when the calendar came out. A weekly floor schedule had not been posted as of Sunday morning; check the Majority Leader’s weekly schedule. (Developing)
  • Senate: The Senate’s 2026 calendar schedules two session days before Veterans Day, per Roll Call. No floor votes had been announced. (Developing)
  • Deadlines ahead (not this week): The current continuing resolution expires Dec. 11, alongside surface transportation and National Flood Insurance Program authorities; several health extenders expire Dec. 31, according to a Holland & Knight overview.

Supreme Court

The Court’s November hearing list (Confirmed) shows:

  • Mon., Nov. 9: Nielsen v. Watanabe (No. 25-417) and Hoffmann v. WBI Energy Transmission (No. 25-159)
  • Tue., Nov. 10: Department of Labor v. Sun Valley Orchards (No. 25-966)
  • Wed., Nov. 11: Legal holiday; no arguments are listed for Nov. 12–13.

Veterans Day — Wednesday, Nov. 11

  • The 73rd National Veterans Day Observance at Arlington National Cemetery begins at 11 a.m. at the Memorial Amphitheater, preceded by a wreath-laying at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, according to Stars and Stripes.
  • Other Washington ceremonies include the WWII Memorial (10 a.m.), the WWI Memorial “Bells of Peace” (11 a.m.) and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (1 p.m.).
  • Federal offices and most banks are closed. In Canada, Nov. 11 is Remembrance Day.

World: COP31 Opens in Antalya

  • COP31 (Nov. 9–20): The UN climate conference opens Monday at the Antalya Expo Center in Türkiye, with Australia leading negotiations under the hosting arrangement. A Leaders’ Summit is scheduled for Nov. 11–12, per a published programme summary; the detailed hourly programme remains preliminary. (Expected)
  • APEC 2026 (Shenzhen, China): The Concluding Senior Officials’ Meeting is set for Nov. 14–15, ahead of the CEO Summit (Nov. 17–18) and Leaders’ Meeting (Nov. 18–19), per reporting on the summit schedule. (Expected)
  • Cabo Verde holds a presidential election on Sunday, Nov. 15, according to IFES ElectionGuide.
  • Central banks: None of the Federal Reserve, ECB, Bank of England or Bank of Japan has a rate decision scheduled this week. The next G20 leaders’ summit is Dec. 14–15 in Miami.

More global coverage: World News.

Economy and Markets: CPI, PPI and Treasury Auctions

The two marquee U.S. data points this week are inflation reports from the Bureau of Labor Statistics release schedule (Confirmed):

DateTime (ET)Release / eventStatus
Mon., Nov. 91:00 p.m.3-year Treasury note auctionConfirmed (date)
Tue., Nov. 106:00 a.m.NFIB Small Business Optimism IndexExpected
Tue., Nov. 108:30 a.m.Consumer Price Index (October) and Real EarningsConfirmed
Tue., Nov. 101:00 p.m.10-year Treasury note auctionConfirmed (date)
Wed., Nov. 11—Veterans Day: NYSE and Nasdaq open; U.S. bond market closed per SIFMA’s recommendationConfirmed
Thu., Nov. 128:30 a.m.Initial jobless claimsExpected
Thu., Nov. 1212:00 p.m.EIA weekly petroleum status (holiday-shifted)Expected
Thu., Nov. 121:00 p.m.30-year Treasury bond auctionConfirmed (date)
Thu., Nov. 122:00 p.m.Monthly Treasury Statement (October)Expected
Fri., Nov. 138:30 a.m.Producer Price Index (October)Confirmed

Auction dates come from the Treasury’s tentative Q4 auction schedule. There is no FOMC meeting this week; the minutes of the latest meeting are due Nov. 18. Several Fed officials are listed by Yardeni Research as speaking during the week, including Governor Christopher Waller, Vice Chair Philip Jefferson and New York Fed President John Williams; exact times should be checked against the Fed’s calendar. (Expected)

International data

  • Thu., Nov. 12: UK Q3 GDP first estimate (2:00 a.m. ET).
  • Fri., Nov. 13: Eurozone Q3 GDP flash update (5:00 a.m. ET).
  • Sun., Nov. 15 (evening ET): Japan Q3 preliminary GDP.
  • Canada: Canadian bond markets close for Remembrance Day on Nov. 11, with an early close Nov. 10, per the CFFM holiday schedule. The Bank of Canada publishes its Summary of Deliberations on Nov. 10. Coverage: Canadian Markets.

Earnings: Cisco, CoreWeave, Applied Materials and Nebius

Third-quarter reporting season is winding down, but several AI-infrastructure names report. Dates below marked Confirmed come from company investor-relations announcements; others are from the StockTitan earnings calendar and TradingKey.

DayBefore the openAfter the close
Mon., Nov. 9KKR (KKR), Constellation Energy (CEG), Barrick Mining (B), NRG Energy (NRG)Take-Two Interactive (TTWO), Rocket Lab (RKLB), The Trade Desk (TTD), Occidental (OXY), Hims & Hers (HIMS), AST SpaceMobile (ASTS)
Tue., Nov. 10TransDigm (TDG), Sea Ltd. (SE), On Holding (ONON)CoreWeave (CRWV) — Confirmed, call 5:00 p.m.; Rigetti (RGTI)
Wed., Nov. 11CGI (GIB)Franco-Nevada (FNV), CAE (CAE), Corteva (CTVA)
Thu., Nov. 12Brookfield Corp. (BN), Nebius (NBIS), Hudbay Minerals (HBM)Cisco (CSCO) — Confirmed, call 4:30 p.m.; Applied Materials (AMAT) — Confirmed, call 4:30 p.m.; Nu Holdings (NU)
Fri., Nov. 13Japanese megabanks MUFG, SMFG and Mizuho (times not announced)

Walt Disney is not on this week’s slate; its fiscal fourth-quarter call is scheduled for Nov. 17. For company-level coverage see Company Alerts and NYSE/Nasdaq Stocks, including last week’s Cloudflare Q3 earnings report.

Technology

  • Web Summit (Lisbon), Nov. 9–12: The annual tech conference runs at MEO Arena, per Web Summit.
  • Next week: Microsoft Ignite in San Francisco (Nov. 17–20) and Slush in Helsinki (Nov. 18–19).
  • No major scheduled product launches from Apple, Google or OpenAI were confirmed for this week as of Sunday.

More: Technology · AI & Machine Learning.

Health and FDA

PDUFA target dates — Saturday, Nov. 14

Because Nov. 14 falls on a Saturday, FDA action may come earlier. Status per company disclosures and the PDUFA calendar:

  • Summit Therapeutics (SMMT): ivonescimab plus chemotherapy (BLA) for EGFR-mutated, locally advanced or metastatic non-squamous non-small cell lung cancer.
  • Cytokinetics (CYTK): supplemental application for MYQORZO (aficamten) based on the MAPLE-HCM trial, per the company’s SEC filing.
  • BioXcel Therapeutics (BTAI): supplemental application for IGALMI for at-home use for agitation.

Medical meetings

  • AHA Scientific Sessions (Chicago) and AASLD’s The Liver Meeting (Denver) conclude Monday, Nov. 9.
  • ACR Convergence (Orlando) runs through Nov. 11; the Society for Neuro-Oncology meeting (Philadelphia) runs Nov. 12–15; ObesityWeek (National Harbor, Md.) opens Nov. 14. (Dates from a third-party conference list; verify with organizers.)
  • No FDA advisory committee meetings were found on the calendar for Nov. 9–15.

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Sports

NFL

  • Mon., Nov. 9 (MNF): Buffalo Bills at Minnesota Vikings, 8:15 p.m., ABC.
  • Thu., Nov. 12 (TNF): Washington Commanders at New York Giants, 8:15 p.m., Prime Video.
  • Sun., Nov. 15: New England Patriots vs. Detroit Lions at Allianz Arena, Munich, 9:30 a.m., FOX; 49ers at Cowboys, 4:25 p.m., FOX; Steelers at Bengals (SNF), 8:20 p.m., NBC. Schedule per CBS Sports.

MLB awards and GM Meetings

BBWAA awards air on MLB Network at 7 p.m. ET, per MLB.com: Rookie of the Year (Mon.), Manager of the Year (Tue.), Cy Young and the new Relief Pitcher of the Year (Wed.) and MVP (Thu.). The GM Meetings run Nov. 10–12 in Las Vegas.

College sports

  • Tue., Nov. 10: Second College Football Playoff rankings, 9 p.m., ESPN (NCAA.com). Same night: the Champions Classic in Chicago — Michigan State vs. Duke and Kansas vs. Kentucky.
  • Sat., Nov. 14: Michigan at Oregon (3:30 p.m., FS1), USC at Indiana (3:30 p.m., CBS), Texas at LSU and Missouri at Georgia (ABC; kickoff times pending), per FBSchedules. Last week’s preview: College Football Saturday, Nov. 7.

Other events

  • NBA Cup: Group-play night Fri., Nov. 13, including Knicks at Pacers and Warriors at Spurs on Prime Video (NBA.com).
  • NHL Global Series: Hurricanes vs. Kraken in Helsinki, Nov. 12 and 14.
  • Soccer: UEFA Nations League Matchday 5 (Nov. 12–14) and Matchday 6 begins Nov. 15.
  • Golf (Nov. 12–15): PGA Tour’s Austin Championship; DP World Tour Championship in Dubai, the Race to Dubai finale.
  • Tennis: ATP Finals in Turin begin Sun., Nov. 15.
  • UFC 334: Sat., Nov. 14, Madison Square Garden; cards are subject to change.
  • F1: Off week; the Las Vegas Grand Prix is Nov. 19–21.

More: Professional Sports · College Sports.

Crypto and Blockchain

  • Solana Breakpoint 2026 opens in London (Olympia) on Sun., Nov. 15 and runs through Nov. 17, per Solana Compass.
  • Token unlocks: Scheduled cliff unlocks this week include ALLO (Nov. 11), AZTEC (Nov. 13) and CONX (Nov. 15), according to a third-party unlock tracker. Dollar values depend on market prices. (Expected)
  • Tuesday’s CPI release and Wednesday’s bond-market closure are the main macro dates on crypto traders’ calendars. No SEC ETF decision deadlines or major network upgrades were identified for this week.

Recent coverage: Binance hack recovery update · South Korea crypto tax delay · Cryptocurrency & Blockchain.

What to Watch for in the Week Ahead

The week ahead is front-loaded with Tuesday’s CPI report and a holiday-shortened bond market, while the lame-duck Congress’s agenda and the COP31 leaders’ program remain the main developing items. Schedules can change; Vanderbilt Report will update coverage as events occur. Previous edition: The Week Ahead (Nov. 2–8, 2026).


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