Market-moving events, session conditions, and macro context — written for traders who run systems, not predictions.
August printed −0.04 at 12:30 UTC.
One feed scores that above a prior of −0.08; the release itself carries July restated to +0.08, which makes the same print twelve hundredths below; a third feed still shows no actual ten hours later. The category table sums to +0.08 exactly, so the revision is derived, not asserted.
Our 18 September read had July's leading index at 99.5.
The August release has it at 99.6 — and without that tenth, August's −0.1% does not arrive at 99.5. The revision is load-bearing, the publisher's topic page never mentions it, and today's activity index has two consensus figures and a prior that revises.
The Chicago Fed publishes two of today's three American events in Central Time.
One widely-read Monday round-up stamped both of them Eastern — and both arrived in your schedule exactly sixty minutes early. The Treasury bill auctions on the same page are correct, which is the control.