Wholesale inventory and the Federal Reserve's FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) decisions are two important aspects to understand the economy and financial markets.

1. **Wholesale Inventory**: Wholesale inventories reflect the amount of goods that wholesalers have in stock and can influence the supply chain and inflation. An increase in inventories can indicate that sales are not meeting expectations, which could lead to adjustments in production.

2. **September FOMC Meeting**: Decisions made at FOMC meetings, such as interest rate changes, directly affect monetary policy and can influence the stock market, credit, and consumption. The monetary policy statement and economic projections provided by the Fed are closely followed by investors.

After an FOMC meeting, traders often analyze the tone of the statements and economic projections to assess their impact on the market. If the Fed signals a more restrictive approach, it could lead to a drop in asset prices, while a more dovish approach could have the opposite effect.

Stay tuned for updates on both topics, as they may offer trading opportunities and impact your strategy.