Economic Calendar

Latest economic events

Real Time Economic Calendar provided by Investing.com.

Major Market Events

The economic calendar refers to the scheduled dates of significant news releases or events that may affect the movement of currency exchange rates and the financial products market as a whole. These events often have a significant impact on financial markets and currency volatility.

For the Month of September, 2023

Mon, Sep 25

10:00 (EUR) German Business Expectations (Sep)

forecast 82.8 previous 82.6

Mon, Sep 25

10:00 (EUR) German Current Assessment (Sep)

forecast 87.9 previous 89.0

Mon, Sep 25

10:00 (EUR) German Ifo Business Climate Index (Sep)

forecast 85.1 previous 85.7

Mon, Sep 25

15:00 (EUR) ECB President Lagarde Speaks

Mon, Sep 25

15:00 (EUR) ECB's Schnabel Speaks

Tue, Sep 26

14:00 (USD) Building Permits

forecast 1.543M previous 1.443M

Tue, Sep 26

16:00 (USD) CB Consumer Confidence (Sep)

forecast 105.9 previous 106.1

Tue, Sep 26

16:00 (USD) New Home Sales (Aug)

forecast 700K previous 714K

Tue, Sep 26

19:30 (USD) FOMC Member Bowman Speaks

Tue, Sep 26

22:30 (USD) API Weekly Crude Oil Stock

previous -5.250M

Wed, Sep 27

09:00 (EUR) European Central Bank Non-monetary Policy Meeting

Wed, Sep 27

14:00 (EUR) ECB's Enria Speaks

Wed, Sep 27

14:30 (USD) Core Durable Goods Orders (MoM) (Aug)

forecast 0.1% previous 0.4%

Wed, Sep 27

16:30 (USD) Crude Oil Inventories

previous -2.135M

Thu, Sep 28

09:00 (EUR) ECB's Enria Speaks

Thu, Sep 28

09:45 (EUR) ECB McCaul Speaks

Thu, Sep 28

10:00 (EUR) ECB Economic Bulletin

Thu, Sep 28

14:00 (EUR) German CPI (MoM) (Sep)

forecast 0.4% previous 0.3%

Thu, Sep 28

14:30 (USD) GDP (QoQ) (Q2)

forecast 2.2% previous 2.0%

Thu, Sep 28

14:30 (USD) Initial Jobless Claims

forecast 217K previous 201K

Thu, Sep 28

16:00 (USD) Pending Home Sales (MoM) (Aug)

forecast 0.3% previous 0.9%

Thu, Sep 28

22:00 (USD) Fed Chair Powell Speaks

Fri, Sep 29

08:00 (GBP) GDP (YoY) (Q2)

forecast 0.4% previous 0.2%

Fri, Sep 29

08:00 (GBP) GDP (QoQ) (Q2)

forecast 0.2% previous 0.1%

Fri, Sep 29

08:00 (EUR) German Retail Sales (MoM) (Aug)

forecast 0.5% previous -0.8%

Fri, Sep 29

09:40 (EUR) ECB President Lagarde Speaks

Fri, Sep 29

09:55 (EUR) German Unemployment Change (Sep)

actual 14K forecast 18K

Fri, Sep 29

11:00 (EUR) CPI (YoY) (Sep)

forecast 4.6% previous 5.2%

Fri, Sep 29

14:30 (USD) Core PCE Price Index (YoY) (Aug)

forecast 3.9% previous 4.2%

Fri, Sep 29

14:30 (USD) Core PCE Price Index (MoM) (Aug)

forecast 0.2% previous 0.2%

Fri, Sep 29

18:00 (EUR) ECB President Lagarde Speaks

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What does the economic calendar show?

All information in the economic calendar are well organized and provides important scheduled economic events, news and announcement that affect specific security or the global market as a whole. GDP, non-farm payroll and interest rates are just some of the few that are presented in the economic calendar.

How to read the economic calendar?

The economic calendar we have provides a short description of each event and its “actual,” “forecast,” and “prior” values. Events are organized chronologically and you can choose to see only those of high importance.
The “forecast” value can be expressed as a percentage or as a currency value and it shows how the event will impact the market. “Actual” value is the value of the event at the time of reading and the “prior” value is the value it was before the “actual” one.
Additionally, in the economic calendar, you can filter events by country.

Why is the economic calendar important?

For traders, the economic calendar is a very important and helpful tool, whether they are planning new investments or are observing existing portfolios. They are using it as a trading indicator to potentially increase profit.
Since some events can show the upcoming volatility, following the economic calendar, traders can prepare for it.
The economic calendar is especially important for day traders and we recommend them to keep track of it frequently.

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