Dense macro calendar: currency, impact, actual / forecast / previous.
| Time | Cur | Impact | Event | Actual | Forecast | Previous |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12:00 AM |  USD | UN General Assemblycalendar Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | — | — | |
UN General AssemblyWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 12:30 AM |  JPY | GDP q/qGrowth GDP growth — broad health check on the economy. | -0.0% | 0.4% | 1.1% | |
GDP q/qWhat it is: Gross Domestic Product summarizes output of goods and services over a quarter or year (QoQ / YoY, sometimes annualized). Revisions and breakdowns (consumption, investment, net exports) matter as much as the headline. Why it matters: Strong GDP supports risk appetite and can firm the currency if it also raises rate odds; weak GDP does the opposite. Watch the surprise vs forecast more than the absolute level. | ||||||
| 01:00 AM |  NZD | Unemployment RateLabor Market Jobless rate — slack vs tightness in the labor market. | — | 0.5% | -0.2% | |
Unemployment RateWhat it is: The unemployment rate is the share of the labor force that is without work and actively seeking a job. Rising unemployment usually means spare capacity; falling unemployment means a tighter market. Why it matters: Softening unemployment can accelerate easing expectations; very low unemployment with rising wages can keep policy restrictive. FX and rates often react when the print diverges from consensus. | ||||||
| 01:00 AM | JPY | Core CPI y/yInflation Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. | — | -0.3% | 0.9% | |
Core CPI y/yWhat it is: Consumer Price Index (or related inflation rate) tracks how fast prices for a basket of goods and services are rising for households. Reports often include headline and core (ex food & energy) readings, month-over-month and year-over-year. Why it matters: Surprises vs forecast quickly reprice rate-cut or hike odds, which moves FX, bond yields, and risk assets. Hotter-than-expected inflation is usually hawkish for the local currency; cooler prints support easing bets. | ||||||
| 01:30 AM |  AUD | NAB Quarterly Business ConfidenceRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | — | -19 | |
NAB Quarterly Business ConfidenceWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 03:30 AM |  THB | Exports YoYTrade and External Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | 24.9% | 21.6% | |
Exports YoYWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 03:30 AM | THB | Balance of TradeTrade and External External balance — trade, CA, or FDI flows. | — | $-3.9B | $-3.61B | |
Balance of TradeWhat it is: Trade balance, current account, or FDI summarize a country’s cross-border goods, services, and capital flows. Deficits vs surpluses shape FX supply and demand over time. Why it matters: Better-than-expected balances can support the currency; wider deficits may weigh on it. Impact is usually larger for open, trade-driven economies than for the US. | ||||||
| 03:30 AM | THB | Imports YoYTrade and External Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | 33% | 36.7% | |
Imports YoYWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 03:35 AM | JPY | 3-Month Bill AuctionOther Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | — | 1.2067% | |
3-Month Bill AuctionWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 04:00 AM | THB | New Car Sales YoYTotal Vehicle Sales Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | — | 20.07% | |
New Car Sales YoYWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 04:00 AM |  MYR | Leading Index MoMLeading Economic Index Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | 0.2% | 0.02% | |
Leading Index MoMWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 04:00 AM | MYR | Coincident Index MoMCoincident Index Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | 0.5% | 0.3% | |
Coincident Index MoMWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 04:30 AM | AUD | Retail Sales m/mGrowth Consumer spending proxy — demand strength check. | 0.6% | 0.5% | -0.7% | |
Retail Sales m/mWhat it is: Retail sales or household consumption track how much consumers are spending. Reports may split auto, gasoline, and core retail, and show MoM / YoY changes. Why it matters: Strong spending supports growth narratives and can keep inflation sticky; weak spending raises slowdown fears. Surprises feed into FX and equity sector moves (discretionary vs defensives). | ||||||
| 05:00 AM | JPY | BOJ Core CPI y/yRelease Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. | — | 1.5% | 1.6% | |
BOJ Core CPI y/yWhat it is: Consumer Price Index (or related inflation rate) tracks how fast prices for a basket of goods and services are rising for households. Reports often include headline and core (ex food & energy) readings, month-over-month and year-over-year. Why it matters: Surprises vs forecast quickly reprice rate-cut or hike odds, which moves FX, bond yields, and risk assets. Hotter-than-expected inflation is usually hawkish for the local currency; cooler prints support easing bets. | ||||||
| 05:00 AM |  SGD | Industrial Production YoYGrowth Industrial / manufacturing output — cyclical pulse. | — | 6.0% | 6.8% | |
Industrial Production YoYWhat it is: Industrial or manufacturing production tracks factory output volumes, often MoM and YoY. It is a real-activity gauge for goods-producing sectors. Why it matters: Strong prints support cyclical FX and equities in industrial economies; weak prints reinforce slowdown narratives. Surprises matter most when PMIs already point the same way. | ||||||
| 05:00 AM |  PHP | Consumer ConfidenceConfidence Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | -40 | -42 | |
Consumer ConfidenceWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 05:00 AM | SGD | Industrial Production MoMGrowth Industrial / manufacturing output — cyclical pulse. | — | 1.0% | 2.3% | |
Industrial Production MoMWhat it is: Industrial or manufacturing production tracks factory output volumes, often MoM and YoY. It is a real-activity gauge for goods-producing sectors. Why it matters: Strong prints support cyclical FX and equities in industrial economies; weak prints reinforce slowdown narratives. Surprises matter most when PMIs already point the same way. | ||||||
| 06:00 AM |  EUR | German GfK Consumer ClimateRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | -27.1 | -26.6 | |
German GfK Consumer ClimateWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 06:00 AM |  EUR | GfK Consumer ConfidenceConfidence Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | -27.4 | -26.6 | |
GfK Consumer ConfidenceWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 06:00 AM |  SEK | Household Lending Growth YoYLoan Growth Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | 3.2% | 3.3% | |
Household Lending Growth YoYWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 06:00 AM | SEK | PPI YoYProducer Prices Change Producer prices — upstream cost pressure before CPI. | — | 6.4% | 6.4% | |
PPI YoYWhat it is: Producer Price Index measures prices received by producers for goods (and sometimes services). It sits earlier in the inflation pipeline than consumer CPI and can flag cost pressure building in supply chains. Why it matters: Markets use PPI as a leading clue for future CPI and corporate margins. Large upside surprises can lift rate expectations; soft PPI can ease inflation fears. | ||||||
| 06:00 AM |  DKK | Retail Sales YoYGrowth Consumer spending proxy — demand strength check. | — | 6.9% | 6.7% | |
Retail Sales YoYWhat it is: Retail sales or household consumption track how much consumers are spending. Reports may split auto, gasoline, and core retail, and show MoM / YoY changes. Why it matters: Strong spending supports growth narratives and can keep inflation sticky; weak spending raises slowdown fears. Surprises feed into FX and equity sector moves (discretionary vs defensives). | ||||||
| 06:00 AM | SEK | PPI MoMInflation Producer prices — upstream cost pressure before CPI. | — | 0.5% | 0.1% | |
PPI MoMWhat it is: Producer Price Index measures prices received by producers for goods (and sometimes services). It sits earlier in the inflation pipeline than consumer CPI and can flag cost pressure building in supply chains. Why it matters: Markets use PPI as a leading clue for future CPI and corporate margins. Large upside surprises can lift rate expectations; soft PPI can ease inflation fears. | ||||||
| 06:00 AM | DKK | Retail Sales MoMGrowth Consumer spending proxy — demand strength check. | — | -0.4% | 1.3% | |
Retail Sales MoMWhat it is: Retail sales or household consumption track how much consumers are spending. Reports may split auto, gasoline, and core retail, and show MoM / YoY changes. Why it matters: Strong spending supports growth narratives and can keep inflation sticky; weak spending raises slowdown fears. Surprises feed into FX and equity sector moves (discretionary vs defensives). | ||||||
| 06:30 AM |  HUF | Current AccountTrade and External External balance — trade, CA, or FDI flows. | — | €1.0B | €0.25B | |
Current AccountWhat it is: Trade balance, current account, or FDI summarize a country’s cross-border goods, services, and capital flows. Deficits vs surpluses shape FX supply and demand over time. Why it matters: Better-than-expected balances can support the currency; wider deficits may weigh on it. Impact is usually larger for open, trade-driven economies than for the US. | ||||||
| 06:30 AM | HUF | Unemployment RateLabor Market Jobless rate — slack vs tightness in the labor market. | — | 4.6% | 4.6% | |
Unemployment RateWhat it is: The unemployment rate is the share of the labor force that is without work and actively seeking a job. Rising unemployment usually means spare capacity; falling unemployment means a tighter market. Why it matters: Softening unemployment can accelerate easing expectations; very low unemployment with rising wages can keep policy restrictive. FX and rates often react when the print diverges from consensus. | ||||||
| 06:45 AM |  EUR | Non Farm Payrolls QoQLabor Market Jobs report — core labor-market signal for policy. | — | -0.1% | 0% | |
Non Farm Payrolls QoQWhat it is: Non-farm payrolls / employment change counts jobs added or lost outside farming. It is often released with unemployment and wages, giving a snapshot of labor demand and slack. Why it matters: For the US Fed and many other central banks, labor strength anchors the policy path. Big beats tend to support the currency and yields; weak prints boost cut odds and can lift risk assets. | ||||||
| 06:45 AM | EUR | Private Non Farm Payrolls QoQ FinalLabor Market Jobs report — core labor-market signal for policy. | — | -0.1% | -0.1% | |
Private Non Farm Payrolls QoQ FinalWhat it is: Non-farm payrolls / employment change counts jobs added or lost outside farming. It is often released with unemployment and wages, giving a snapshot of labor demand and slack. Why it matters: For the US Fed and many other central banks, labor strength anchors the policy path. Big beats tend to support the currency and yields; weak prints boost cut odds and can lift risk assets. | ||||||
| 07:00 AM | EUR | CPI Flash Estimate y/yInflation Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. | — | -0.1% | -0.2% | |
CPI Flash Estimate y/yWhat it is: Consumer Price Index (or related inflation rate) tracks how fast prices for a basket of goods and services are rising for households. Reports often include headline and core (ex food & energy) readings, month-over-month and year-over-year. Why it matters: Surprises vs forecast quickly reprice rate-cut or hike odds, which moves FX, bond yields, and risk assets. Hotter-than-expected inflation is usually hawkish for the local currency; cooler prints support easing bets. | ||||||
| 07:00 AM | EUR | Core CPI Flash Estimate y/yInflation Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. | — | 0.4% | 0.2% | |
Core CPI Flash Estimate y/yWhat it is: Consumer Price Index (or related inflation rate) tracks how fast prices for a basket of goods and services are rising for households. Reports often include headline and core (ex food & energy) readings, month-over-month and year-over-year. Why it matters: Surprises vs forecast quickly reprice rate-cut or hike odds, which moves FX, bond yields, and risk assets. Hotter-than-expected inflation is usually hawkish for the local currency; cooler prints support easing bets. | ||||||
| 07:00 AM |  EUR | GDP Growth Rate QoQ FinalGrowth GDP growth — broad health check on the economy. | — | 0.7% | 0.6% | |
GDP Growth Rate QoQ FinalWhat it is: Gross Domestic Product summarizes output of goods and services over a quarter or year (QoQ / YoY, sometimes annualized). Revisions and breakdowns (consumption, investment, net exports) matter as much as the headline. Why it matters: Strong GDP supports risk appetite and can firm the currency if it also raises rate odds; weak GDP does the opposite. Watch the surprise vs forecast more than the absolute level. | ||||||
| 07:00 AM | EUR | GDP Growth Rate YoY FinalGrowth GDP growth — broad health check on the economy. | — | 2.7% | 2.7% | |
GDP Growth Rate YoY FinalWhat it is: Gross Domestic Product summarizes output of goods and services over a quarter or year (QoQ / YoY, sometimes annualized). Revisions and breakdowns (consumption, investment, net exports) matter as much as the headline. Why it matters: Strong GDP supports risk appetite and can firm the currency if it also raises rate odds; weak GDP does the opposite. Watch the surprise vs forecast more than the absolute level. | ||||||
| 08:00 AM |  CHF | GDP q/qGrowth GDP growth — broad health check on the economy. | — | 0.8% | 0.5% | |
GDP q/qWhat it is: Gross Domestic Product summarizes output of goods and services over a quarter or year (QoQ / YoY, sometimes annualized). Revisions and breakdowns (consumption, investment, net exports) matter as much as the headline. Why it matters: Strong GDP supports risk appetite and can firm the currency if it also raises rate odds; weak GDP does the opposite. Watch the surprise vs forecast more than the absolute level. | ||||||
| 08:00 AM | EUR | M3 Money Supply y/yRelease Money supply (M1/M2/M3) — liquidity backdrop. | — | 3.5% | 3.4% | |
M3 Money Supply y/yWhat it is: Monetary aggregates measure cash and deposits in the banking system. Growth in broad money can reflect credit expansion or liquidity injections. Why it matters: Used more as medium-term context for inflation and credit than as a day-trading trigger. Sharp shifts can still feed narratives about liquidity-driven markets. | ||||||
| 08:00 AM | EUR | Private Loans y/yRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | 3.2% | 3.1% | |
Private Loans y/yWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 08:00 AM | EUR | Loans to Companies YoYLoans To Private Sector Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | 4.5% | 4.4% | |
Loans to Companies YoYWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 08:00 AM | EUR | Loans to Households YoYLoan Growth Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | 3.2% | 3.1% | |
Loans to Households YoYWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 08:00 AM | EUR | M3 Money Supply YoYMoney Supply M3 Money supply (M1/M2/M3) — liquidity backdrop. | — | 3.5% | 3.4% | |
M3 Money Supply YoYWhat it is: Monetary aggregates measure cash and deposits in the banking system. Growth in broad money can reflect credit expansion or liquidity injections. Why it matters: Used more as medium-term context for inflation and credit than as a day-trading trigger. Sharp shifts can still feed narratives about liquidity-driven markets. | ||||||
| 08:00 AM |  AMD | PPI YoYProducer Prices Change Producer prices — upstream cost pressure before CPI. | — | 8.7% | 8.5% | |
PPI YoYWhat it is: Producer Price Index measures prices received by producers for goods (and sometimes services). It sits earlier in the inflation pipeline than consumer CPI and can flag cost pressure building in supply chains. Why it matters: Markets use PPI as a leading clue for future CPI and corporate margins. Large upside surprises can lift rate expectations; soft PPI can ease inflation fears. | ||||||
| 08:00 AM | AMD | Balance of TradeTrade and External External balance — trade, CA, or FDI flows. | — | $-720.0M | $-699.1M | |
Balance of TradeWhat it is: Trade balance, current account, or FDI summarize a country’s cross-border goods, services, and capital flows. Deficits vs surpluses shape FX supply and demand over time. Why it matters: Better-than-expected balances can support the currency; wider deficits may weigh on it. Impact is usually larger for open, trade-driven economies than for the US. | ||||||
| 08:00 AM | AMD | Industrial Production YoYGrowth Industrial / manufacturing output — cyclical pulse. | — | 4.4% | 3.1% | |
Industrial Production YoYWhat it is: Industrial or manufacturing production tracks factory output volumes, often MoM and YoY. It is a real-activity gauge for goods-producing sectors. Why it matters: Strong prints support cyclical FX and equities in industrial economies; weak prints reinforce slowdown narratives. Surprises matter most when PMIs already point the same way. | ||||||
| 08:00 AM | AMD | Retail Sales YoYGrowth Consumer spending proxy — demand strength check. | — | -0.3% | -0.1% | |
Retail Sales YoYWhat it is: Retail sales or household consumption track how much consumers are spending. Reports may split auto, gasoline, and core retail, and show MoM / YoY changes. Why it matters: Strong spending supports growth narratives and can keep inflation sticky; weak spending raises slowdown fears. Surprises feed into FX and equity sector moves (discretionary vs defensives). | ||||||
| 08:00 AM | AMD | Economic Activity YoYLeading Economic Index Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | 6.2% | 6.5% | |
Economic Activity YoYWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 08:00 AM | AMD | Construction Output YoYConstruction Output Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | 27.0% | 26.5% | |
Construction Output YoYWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 08:00 AM |  TRY | Tourist Arrivals YoYTourist Arrivals Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | 0.5% | -0.3% | |
Tourist Arrivals YoYWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 08:00 AM | PHP | Business ConfidenceConfidence Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | 10 | -20.3 | |
Business ConfidenceWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 08:30 AM |  MOP | Inflation Rate MoMInflation Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. | — | 0.1% | -0.01% | |
Inflation Rate MoMWhat it is: Consumer Price Index (or related inflation rate) tracks how fast prices for a basket of goods and services are rising for households. Reports often include headline and core (ex food & energy) readings, month-over-month and year-over-year. Why it matters: Surprises vs forecast quickly reprice rate-cut or hike odds, which moves FX, bond yields, and risk assets. Hotter-than-expected inflation is usually hawkish for the local currency; cooler prints support easing bets. | ||||||
| 08:30 AM |  EUR | Tourist Arrivals YoYTourist Arrivals Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | 6.5% | 10.6% | |
Tourist Arrivals YoYWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 08:30 AM |  BHD | Inflation Rate YoYInflation Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. | — | 3.1% | 3.0% | |
Inflation Rate YoYWhat it is: Consumer Price Index (or related inflation rate) tracks how fast prices for a basket of goods and services are rising for households. Reports often include headline and core (ex food & energy) readings, month-over-month and year-over-year. Why it matters: Surprises vs forecast quickly reprice rate-cut or hike odds, which moves FX, bond yields, and risk assets. Hotter-than-expected inflation is usually hawkish for the local currency; cooler prints support easing bets. | ||||||
| 08:30 AM | MOP | Inflation Rate YoYInflation Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. | — | 1.1% | 1.12% | |
Inflation Rate YoYWhat it is: Consumer Price Index (or related inflation rate) tracks how fast prices for a basket of goods and services are rising for households. Reports often include headline and core (ex food & energy) readings, month-over-month and year-over-year. Why it matters: Surprises vs forecast quickly reprice rate-cut or hike odds, which moves FX, bond yields, and risk assets. Hotter-than-expected inflation is usually hawkish for the local currency; cooler prints support easing bets. | ||||||
| 09:00 AM |  BOSNIA-AND-HERZEGOVINA | Inflation Rate MoMInflation Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. | — | -0.1% | -0.4% | |
Inflation Rate MoMWhat it is: Consumer Price Index (or related inflation rate) tracks how fast prices for a basket of goods and services are rising for households. Reports often include headline and core (ex food & energy) readings, month-over-month and year-over-year. Why it matters: Surprises vs forecast quickly reprice rate-cut or hike odds, which moves FX, bond yields, and risk assets. Hotter-than-expected inflation is usually hawkish for the local currency; cooler prints support easing bets. | ||||||
| 09:00 AM | MOP | Balance of TradeTrade and External External balance — trade, CA, or FDI flows. | — | MOP -11.0B | MOP -10.0B | |
Balance of TradeWhat it is: Trade balance, current account, or FDI summarize a country’s cross-border goods, services, and capital flows. Deficits vs surpluses shape FX supply and demand over time. Why it matters: Better-than-expected balances can support the currency; wider deficits may weigh on it. Impact is usually larger for open, trade-driven economies than for the US. | ||||||
| 09:00 AM | BOSNIA-AND-HERZEGOVINA | Inflation Rate YoYInflation Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. | — | 3.7% | 3.6% | |
Inflation Rate YoYWhat it is: Consumer Price Index (or related inflation rate) tracks how fast prices for a basket of goods and services are rising for households. Reports often include headline and core (ex food & energy) readings, month-over-month and year-over-year. Why it matters: Surprises vs forecast quickly reprice rate-cut or hike odds, which moves FX, bond yields, and risk assets. Hotter-than-expected inflation is usually hawkish for the local currency; cooler prints support easing bets. | ||||||
| 09:10 AM |  EUR | 6-Month BOT AuctionOther Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | — | 2.472% | |
6-Month BOT AuctionWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 09:15 AM |  GBP | BOE Gov Bailey SpeaksRelease Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. | — | — | — | |
BOE Gov Bailey SpeaksWhat it is: The central bank sets or guides its key policy rate (and may publish votes, statements, or projections). Guidance about the future path often moves markets as much as the hike/cut itself. Why it matters: This directly anchors the risk-free rate. Unexpected hikes or hawkish guidance typically strengthen the currency and weigh on equities/crypto risk; dovish surprises do the reverse. | ||||||
| 09:15 AM | USD | FOMC Member Williams SpeaksRelease Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. | — | — | — | |
FOMC Member Williams SpeaksWhat it is: The central bank sets or guides its key policy rate (and may publish votes, statements, or projections). Guidance about the future path often moves markets as much as the hike/cut itself. Why it matters: This directly anchors the risk-free rate. Unexpected hikes or hawkish guidance typically strengthen the currency and weigh on equities/crypto risk; dovish surprises do the reverse. | ||||||
| 09:15 AM | USD | Fed Williams SpeechMonetary Policy Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | — | — | |
Fed Williams SpeechWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 10:00 AM | EUR | ECB Press ConferenceMonetary Policy Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. | — | — | — | |
ECB Press ConferenceWhat it is: The central bank sets or guides its key policy rate (and may publish votes, statements, or projections). Guidance about the future path often moves markets as much as the hike/cut itself. Why it matters: This directly anchors the risk-free rate. Unexpected hikes or hawkish guidance typically strengthen the currency and weigh on equities/crypto risk; dovish surprises do the reverse. | ||||||
| 10:00 AM |  EUR | Balance of TradeTrade and External External balance — trade, CA, or FDI flows. | — | €-0.95B | €-0.83B | |
Balance of TradeWhat it is: Trade balance, current account, or FDI summarize a country’s cross-border goods, services, and capital flows. Deficits vs surpluses shape FX supply and demand over time. Why it matters: Better-than-expected balances can support the currency; wider deficits may weigh on it. Impact is usually larger for open, trade-driven economies than for the US. | ||||||
| 10:00 AM | MOP | Unemployment RateLabor Market Jobless rate — slack vs tightness in the labor market. | — | 1.9% | 1.9% | |
Unemployment RateWhat it is: The unemployment rate is the share of the labor force that is without work and actively seeking a job. Rising unemployment usually means spare capacity; falling unemployment means a tighter market. Why it matters: Softening unemployment can accelerate easing expectations; very low unemployment with rising wages can keep policy restrictive. FX and rates often react when the print diverges from consensus. | ||||||
| 10:00 AM |  NAD | GDP Growth Rate YoYGrowth GDP growth — broad health check on the economy. | — | 1.2% | 2% | |
GDP Growth Rate YoYWhat it is: Gross Domestic Product summarizes output of goods and services over a quarter or year (QoQ / YoY, sometimes annualized). Revisions and breakdowns (consumption, investment, net exports) matter as much as the headline. Why it matters: Strong GDP supports risk appetite and can firm the currency if it also raises rate odds; weak GDP does the opposite. Watch the surprise vs forecast more than the absolute level. | ||||||
| 10:00 AM |  EUR | Total Credit YoYLoan Growth Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | 3.4% | 3.4% | |
Total Credit YoYWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 11:30 AM |  INR | Foreign Exchange ReservesTrade and External FX reserves — buffer and intervention capacity. | — | — | $780.78B | |
Foreign Exchange ReservesWhat it is: Official foreign-exchange reserves are liquid foreign assets held by the central bank/government to back the currency and fund interventions or imports. Why it matters: Large drawdowns can signal stress or heavy FX defense; stable/rising reserves are usually calming. Market impact is typically lower than CPI or rate decisions. | ||||||
| 11:30 AM | INR | M3 Money Supply YoYMoney Supply M3 Money supply (M1/M2/M3) — liquidity backdrop. | — | — | 16.7% | |
M3 Money Supply YoYWhat it is: Monetary aggregates measure cash and deposits in the banking system. Growth in broad money can reflect credit expansion or liquidity injections. Why it matters: Used more as medium-term context for inflation and credit than as a day-trading trigger. Sharp shifts can still feed narratives about liquidity-driven markets. | ||||||
| 11:45 AM | EUR | German CPI m/mInflation Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. | 1.0% | 1.1% | 0.7% | |
German CPI m/mWhat it is: Consumer Price Index (or related inflation rate) tracks how fast prices for a basket of goods and services are rising for households. Reports often include headline and core (ex food & energy) readings, month-over-month and year-over-year. Why it matters: Surprises vs forecast quickly reprice rate-cut or hike odds, which moves FX, bond yields, and risk assets. Hotter-than-expected inflation is usually hawkish for the local currency; cooler prints support easing bets. | ||||||
| 11:45 AM | EUR | German ZEW Economic SentimentConfidence Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | 52.2 | 47.3 | |
German ZEW Economic SentimentWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 12:00 PM |  BASE | Layer-2 mainnet launchUpgrade Crypto catalyst — watch tagged tickers for volatility. | — | — | — | |
Layer-2 mainnet launchWhat it is: A scheduled or news-driven crypto market event (listing, unlock, governance, conference, or headline risk) without a tighter subtype. Why it matters: Volatility often clusters near the stated time. Use the asset chips and source link to judge relevance to your book. | ||||||
| 12:00 PM |  SOPH | Listing / launch catalyst — liquidity and volatility risk. | — | — | — | |
Upbit flags SOPH as Binance drops 7 USDC pairsWhat it is: Upbit flags SOPH as Binance drops 7 USDC pairs An exchange listing, token launch, or venue-related catalyst that can open new trading pairs and onboard liquidity for a ticker. Why it matters: Around listings, price discovery can be violent in both directions. Watch the named asset and related pairs for volume spikes and slippage. Source:crypto.news | ||||||
| 12:00 PM |  XRP | Listing / launch catalyst — liquidity and volatility risk. | — | — | — | |
XRP News: Binance Drops $800K XRP Rewards for RLUSD HoldersWhat it is: XRP News: Binance Drops $800K XRP Rewards for RLUSD Holders An exchange listing, token launch, or venue-related catalyst that can open new trading pairs and onboard liquidity for a ticker. Why it matters: Around listings, price discovery can be violent in both directions. Watch the named asset and related pairs for volume spikes and slippage. Source:coinpedia.org | ||||||
| 12:00 PM |  MXN | Unemployment RateLabor Market Jobless rate — slack vs tightness in the labor market. | — | 3.0% | 2.9% | |
Unemployment RateWhat it is: The unemployment rate is the share of the labor force that is without work and actively seeking a job. Rising unemployment usually means spare capacity; falling unemployment means a tighter market. Why it matters: Softening unemployment can accelerate easing expectations; very low unemployment with rising wages can keep policy restrictive. FX and rates often react when the print diverges from consensus. | ||||||
| 12:00 PM |  BRL | IPCA mid-month CPI YoYInflation Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. | — | 4.30% | 4.24% | |
IPCA mid-month CPI YoYWhat it is: Consumer Price Index (or related inflation rate) tracks how fast prices for a basket of goods and services are rising for households. Reports often include headline and core (ex food & energy) readings, month-over-month and year-over-year. Why it matters: Surprises vs forecast quickly reprice rate-cut or hike odds, which moves FX, bond yields, and risk assets. Hotter-than-expected inflation is usually hawkish for the local currency; cooler prints support easing bets. | ||||||
| 12:00 PM | BRL | IPCA mid-month CPI MoMInflation Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. | — | 0.53% | -0.4% | |
IPCA mid-month CPI MoMWhat it is: Consumer Price Index (or related inflation rate) tracks how fast prices for a basket of goods and services are rising for households. Reports often include headline and core (ex food & energy) readings, month-over-month and year-over-year. Why it matters: Surprises vs forecast quickly reprice rate-cut or hike odds, which moves FX, bond yields, and risk assets. Hotter-than-expected inflation is usually hawkish for the local currency; cooler prints support easing bets. | ||||||
| 12:30 PM | USD | Core CPI m/mInflation Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. | 2.45% | -0.3% | 0.1% | |
Core CPI m/mWhat it is: Consumer Price Index (or related inflation rate) tracks how fast prices for a basket of goods and services are rising for households. Reports often include headline and core (ex food & energy) readings, month-over-month and year-over-year. Why it matters: Surprises vs forecast quickly reprice rate-cut or hike odds, which moves FX, bond yields, and risk assets. Hotter-than-expected inflation is usually hawkish for the local currency; cooler prints support easing bets. | ||||||
| 12:30 PM |  CAD | Housing StartsHousing Housing activity/prices — rate-sensitive growth gauge. | -0.1% | 0.5% | 0.0% | |
Housing StartsWhat it is: Housing starts, permits, home sales, or house price indexes track construction and property demand. These series are sensitive to mortgage rates and credit conditions. Why it matters: Hot housing can signal resilient demand; sharp cooling often follows rate hikes. Markets price growth and sometimes inflation implications, especially in housing-heavy economies. | ||||||
| 12:30 PM | USD | Core Durable Goods Orders m/mRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | 4% | 0.6% | 0.4% | |
Core Durable Goods Orders m/mWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 12:30 PM | USD | Durable Goods Orders m/mRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | -0.3% | 1.1% | |
Durable Goods Orders m/mWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 12:30 PM | USD | Durable Goods Orders MoMDurable Goods Orders Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | -0.4% | 1.1% | |
Durable Goods Orders MoMWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 01:20 PM | USD | FOMC Member Schmid SpeaksRelease Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. | — | — | — | |
FOMC Member Schmid SpeaksWhat it is: The central bank sets or guides its key policy rate (and may publish votes, statements, or projections). Guidance about the future path often moves markets as much as the hike/cut itself. Why it matters: This directly anchors the risk-free rate. Unexpected hikes or hawkish guidance typically strengthen the currency and weigh on equities/crypto risk; dovish surprises do the reverse. | ||||||
| 01:30 PM | CAD | Ivey PMIGrowth PMI survey — early read on expansion vs contraction. | 47.0 | 46.7 | 51.7 | |
Ivey PMIWhat it is: Purchasing Managers’ Index is a diffusion survey of business conditions. Readings above 50 generally signal expansion; below 50, contraction. Manufacturing and services PMIs are watched separately. Why it matters: PMIs move before hard data. Upside surprises lift cyclical assets and can firm FX; soft PMIs can boost easing bets and pressure growth-sensitive currencies. | ||||||
| 02:00 PM | USD | CPI y/yInflation Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. | 3.40% | 1.1% | 0.1% | |
CPI y/yWhat it is: Consumer Price Index (or related inflation rate) tracks how fast prices for a basket of goods and services are rising for households. Reports often include headline and core (ex food & energy) readings, month-over-month and year-over-year. Why it matters: Surprises vs forecast quickly reprice rate-cut or hike odds, which moves FX, bond yields, and risk assets. Hotter-than-expected inflation is usually hawkish for the local currency; cooler prints support easing bets. | ||||||
| 02:00 PM | USD | Revised UoM Consumer SentimentRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | — | 47.4 | 47.8 | |
Revised UoM Consumer SentimentWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 02:00 PM | USD | Revised UoM Inflation ExpectationsRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. | 3.40% | — | 4.6% | |
Revised UoM Inflation ExpectationsWhat it is: A scheduled macroeconomic indicator or policy-related print. Read the headline against consensus forecast and the prior reading to judge the surprise. Why it matters: Larger surprises vs forecast move FX, yields, and risk assets more than the absolute level. High-impact tags deserve closer attention near release. | ||||||
| 02:30 PM | USD | CPI m/mInflation Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. | 3.40% | 0.2% | -0.2% | |
CPI m/mWhat it is: Consumer Price Index (or related inflation rate) tracks how fast prices for a basket of goods and services are rising for households. Reports often include headline and core (ex food & energy) readings, month-over-month and year-over-year. Why it matters: Surprises vs forecast quickly reprice rate-cut or hike odds, which moves FX, bond yields, and risk assets. Hotter-than-expected inflation is usually hawkish for the local currency; cooler prints support easing bets. | ||||||
| 03:00 PM | USD | Unemployment RateLabor Market Jobless rate — slack vs tightness in the labor market. | 4.1% | 0.5% | 0.8% | |
Unemployment RateWhat it is: The unemployment rate is the share of the labor force that is without work and actively seeking a job. Rising unemployment usually means spare capacity; falling unemployment means a tighter market. Why it matters: Softening unemployment can accelerate easing expectations; very low unemployment with rising wages can keep policy restrictive. FX and rates often react when the print diverges from consensus. | ||||||
| 06:00 PM | CAD | BoC Gov SpeaksMonetary Policy Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. | — | — | — | |
BoC Gov SpeaksWhat it is: The central bank sets or guides its key policy rate (and may publish votes, statements, or projections). Guidance about the future path often moves markets as much as the hike/cut itself. Why it matters: This directly anchors the risk-free rate. Unexpected hikes or hawkish guidance typically strengthen the currency and weigh on equities/crypto risk; dovish surprises do the reverse. | ||||||
| 06:00 PM | USD | FOMC Member Hammack SpeaksRelease Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. | — | — | — | |
FOMC Member Hammack SpeaksWhat it is: The central bank sets or guides its key policy rate (and may publish votes, statements, or projections). Guidance about the future path often moves markets as much as the hike/cut itself. Why it matters: This directly anchors the risk-free rate. Unexpected hikes or hawkish guidance typically strengthen the currency and weigh on equities/crypto risk; dovish surprises do the reverse. | ||||||
| 07:00 PM | USD | Nonfarm PayrollsLabor Market Jobs report — core labor-market signal for policy. | -6K | 125K | 121K | |
Nonfarm PayrollsWhat it is: Non-farm payrolls / employment change counts jobs added or lost outside farming. It is often released with unemployment and wages, giving a snapshot of labor demand and slack. Why it matters: For the US Fed and many other central banks, labor strength anchors the policy path. Big beats tend to support the currency and yields; weak prints boost cut odds and can lift risk assets. | ||||||
| 10:00 PM | NZD | GDP q/qGrowth GDP growth — broad health check on the economy. | — | 1.2% | -0.6% | |
GDP q/qWhat it is: Gross Domestic Product summarizes output of goods and services over a quarter or year (QoQ / YoY, sometimes annualized). Revisions and breakdowns (consumption, investment, net exports) matter as much as the headline. Why it matters: Strong GDP supports risk appetite and can firm the currency if it also raises rate odds; weak GDP does the opposite. Watch the surprise vs forecast more than the absolute level. | ||||||
| 10:00 PM | NZD | Trade BalanceTrade and External External balance — trade, CA, or FDI flows. | — | 0.0% | -0.1% | |
Trade BalanceWhat it is: Trade balance, current account, or FDI summarize a country’s cross-border goods, services, and capital flows. Deficits vs surpluses shape FX supply and demand over time. Why it matters: Better-than-expected balances can support the currency; wider deficits may weigh on it. Impact is usually larger for open, trade-driven economies than for the US. | ||||||