Market Overview - The market is experiencing volatility and losses, with investors seeking potential catalysts for stock movement [1][3] - Historically, the Thanksgiving week has been strong for stock investors, with the S&P 500 gaining a median of 0.76% since 1945 [2] Consumer Data - September retail sales data is expected to show a 0.4% increase in consumer spending, down from 0.6% in the previous month [5] - The Conference Board's Consumer Confidence Survey for November is set to be released, providing insights into consumer sentiment [5] - The University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Survey indicates a decline to its lowest level in three years, reflecting consumer frustration over high prices and weakening incomes [6] Inflation Data - The September Producer Price Index will be released, which could influence the Federal Reserve's perspective on inflation ahead of the December policy meeting [7]