Economic Calendar: macro releases and crypto events

Thursday, October 15, 2026

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Time	Cur	Event	Act	Fcst	Prev
12:00 AM	USD	IMF MeetingRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	—	—
IMF Meeting What 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 AM	IMF	IMF-World Bank Annual MeetingsOfficial Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	—	—
IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings What 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 AM	INR	Passenger Vehicles Sales YoYTotal Vehicle Sales Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	—	33.2%
Passenger Vehicles Sales YoY What 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	AUD	Employment Change s.a.Release Jobs report — core labor-market signal for policy. Done	-39.3	19.6K	39.5K
Employment Change s.a. What 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.
12:30 AM	AUD	Full-Time EmploymentRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	—	-6.3K
Full-Time Employment What 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	AUD	National Australia Bank's Business Confidence (QoQ)Release Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	-11%	—	-19%
National Australia Bank's Business Confidence (QoQ) What 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	AUD	Part-Time EmploymentRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	-73.7	—	45.8K
Part-Time Employment What 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	AUD	Participation RateRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	66.8%	67%	67.1%
Participation Rate What 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	AUD	Unemployment Rate s.a.Release Jobless rate — slack vs tightness in the labor market. Done	4.7%	4.6%	4.6%
Unemployment Rate s.a. What 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.
01:30 AM	JPY	BoJ's Koeda speechRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	—	—
BoJ's Koeda speech What 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.
01:30 AM	JPY	BoJ Koeda SpeechMonetary Policy Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	—	—
BoJ Koeda Speech What 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 AM	BHD	GDP Growth Rate YoYGrowth GDP growth — broad health check on the economy. Done	—	-5%	-3.8%
GDP Growth Rate YoY What 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.
02:00 AM	LKR	Tourist Arrivals YoYTourist Arrivals Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	—	-3.3%
Tourist Arrivals YoY What 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 AM	JOD	Industrial Production YoYGrowth Industrial / manufacturing output — cyclical pulse. Done	3.3%	0.9%	1.2%
Industrial Production YoY What 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.
02:15 AM	PHP	Cash Remittancesremittances Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	$3.0B	—	$3.1B
Cash Remittances What 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.
02:45 AM	EUR	ECB Buch SpeechMonetary Policy Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. Done	—	—	—
ECB Buch Speech What 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.
02:55 AM	USD	FOMC Member Bowman SpeaksRelease Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. Done	—	—	—
FOMC Member Bowman Speaks What 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.
02:55 AM	USD	Fed Bowman SpeechMonetary Policy Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	—	—
Fed Bowman Speech What 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.
03:00 AM	KRW	Money Supply GrowthRelease Money supply (M1/M2/M3) — liquidity backdrop. Done	7.2%	—	8%
Money Supply Growth What 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.
03:00 AM	PEN	Balance of TradeTrade and External External balance — trade, CA, or FDI flows. Done	$4714M	$3200.0M	$3308M
Balance of Trade What 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.
03:35 AM	GBP	MPC Member Pill SpeaksRelease Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. Done	—	—	—
MPC Member Pill Speaks What 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.
03:40 AM	GBP	BoE's Pill speechRelease Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. Done	—	—	—
BoE's Pill speech What 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.
03:40 AM	GBP	BoE Woods SpeechMonetary Policy Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. Done	—	—	—
BoE Woods Speech What 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.
03:40 AM	GBP	BoE Pill SpeechMonetary Policy Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. Done	—	—	—
BoE Pill Speech What 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.
04:30 AM	EUR	Unemployment Rate s.a (3M)Release Jobless rate — slack vs tightness in the labor market. Done	4%	4%	4%
Unemployment Rate s.a (3M) What 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.
04:30 AM	JPY	Capacity UtilizationRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	0.2%	0.5%
Capacity Utilization What 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	JPY	Industrial Production (YoY)Release Industrial / manufacturing output — cyclical pulse. Done	2.7%	3.4%	3.4%
Industrial Production (YoY) What 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.
04:30 AM	JPY	Industrial Production (MoM)Release Industrial / manufacturing output — cyclical pulse. Done	—	—	-1.7%
Industrial Production (MoM) What 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.
04:30 AM	AUD	RBA Annual ReportRelease Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. Done	—	—	—
RBA Annual Report What 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.
04:30 AM	CHF	SNB Chairman Schlegel SpeaksRelease Central-bank speech / press conference — policy guidance. Done	—	—	—
SNB Chairman Schlegel Speaks What it is: Speeches, press conferences, outlook reports, or deliberation summaries convey how policymakers read inflation, growth, and the rate path — without necessarily changing the rate today. Why it matters: Hawkish language can reprice cuts away and lift the currency; dovish tone can weaken it and support risk assets. Headline risk is high around Q&A sessions.
04:30 AM	CHF	SNB Chair Schlegel SpeechMonetary Policy Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	—	—
SNB Chair Schlegel Speech What 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	1-Year T-Bill AuctionOther Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	1.92%	—	1.68%
1-Year T-Bill Auction What 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	RON	Industrial Production (MoM)Release Industrial / manufacturing output — cyclical pulse. Done	—	-5.4%	-1.4%
Industrial Production (MoM) What 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	NOK	Trade BalanceRelease External balance — trade, CA, or FDI flows. Done	NOK105.0B	NOK 88.1B	NOK100.4B
Trade Balance What 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.
06:00 AM	SAR	Consumer Price Index (MoM)Release Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	0%	0.1%	0.1%
Consumer Price Index (MoM) What 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	SAR	Consumer Price Index (YoY)Release Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	1.9%	2.1%	1.8%
Consumer Price Index (YoY) What 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	GBP	Goods Trade BalanceRelease External balance — trade, CA, or FDI flows. Done	-9.2%	-21.9B	-21.0B
Goods Trade Balance What 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.
06:00 AM	GBP	Gross Domestic Product (MoM)Release GDP growth — broad health check on the economy. Done	0.1%	-0.1%	0.4%
Gross Domestic Product (MoM) What 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.
06:00 AM	GBP	Index of Services (3M/3M)Release Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	0.9%	0.8%	0.6%
Index of Services (3M/3M) What 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	GBP	Industrial Production (MoM)Release Industrial / manufacturing output — cyclical pulse. Done	0.8%	-0.1%	0.2%
Industrial Production (MoM) What 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	GBP	Industrial Production (YoY)Release Industrial / manufacturing output — cyclical pulse. Done	1.6%	0.7%	0.6%
Industrial Production (YoY) What 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	GBP	Manufacturing Production (MoM)Release Industrial / manufacturing output — cyclical pulse. Done	1.2%	-0.1%	0.9%
Manufacturing Production (MoM) What 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	GBP	Manufacturing Production (YoY)Release Industrial / manufacturing output — cyclical pulse. Done	3%	2.4%	2.6%
Manufacturing Production (YoY) What 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	GBP	GDP m/mRelease GDP growth — broad health check on the economy. Done	0.7%	-0.1%	0.4%
GDP m/m What 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.
06:00 AM	GBP	Construction Output m/mRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	0%	0.1%
Construction Output m/m What 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	ETH	Suspension of deposits and withdrawals for Ethereum(ETH) networkprotocol Protocol / industry update — sentiment driver. Done	—	—	—
Suspension of deposits and withdrawals for Ethereum(ETH) network What it is: Suspension of deposits and withdrawals for Ethereum(ETH) network A protocol upgrade, ecosystem milestone, or notable industry commentary that affects how traders read a chain or sector. Why it matters: Can rotate flows across related tokens. Impact depends on credibility of the source and how unexpected the message is. Source:toobit.com
06:00 AM	GBP	Balance of TradeTrade and External External balance — trade, CA, or FDI flows. Done	£-0.920B	£-3.6B	£-3.450B
Balance of Trade What 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.
06:00 AM	GBP	Construction Output YoYConstruction Output Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	-1.8%	-1.6%	-2.5%
Construction Output YoY What 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	GBP	GDP YoYGrowth GDP growth — broad health check on the economy. Done	2.1%	1.7%	1.6%
GDP YoY What 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.
06:00 AM	RON	Industrial Production YoYGrowth Industrial / manufacturing output — cyclical pulse. Done	-2.7%	-5.4%	-6.1%
Industrial Production YoY What 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	SAR	Wholesale Prices YoYProducer Prices Change Producer prices — upstream cost pressure before CPI. Done	4.2%	4.7%	4.6%
Wholesale Prices YoY What 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	BWP	Inflation Rate YoYInflation Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. Done	—	9%	9.3%
Inflation Rate YoY What 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.
06:00 AM	BWP	Inflation Rate MoMInflation Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. Done	0.1%	0.5%	0.4%
Inflation Rate MoM What 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.
06:00 AM	GBP	GDP 3-Month AvgLeading Economic Index GDP growth — broad health check on the economy. Done	0.7%	0.5%	0.4%
GDP 3-Month Avg What 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.
06:30 AM	CHF	Producer and Import Prices (MoM)Release Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	0.3%	0.5%	0.7%
Producer and Import Prices (MoM) What 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.
06:30 AM	CHF	Producer and Import Prices (YoY)Release Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	-0.2%	-0.7%
Producer and Import Prices (YoY) What 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.
06:30 AM	CHF	PPI m/mRelease Producer prices — upstream cost pressure before CPI. Done	—	0.6%	0.7%
PPI m/m What 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.
06:36 AM	FIL	Filecoin Vesting Ends on October 15: What Really Changes for FIL Supplytokenomics Tokenomics shift — burns, airdrops, supply rules. Done	—	—	—
Filecoin Vesting Ends on October 15: What Really Changes for FIL Supply What it is: Filecoin Vesting Ends on October 15: What Really Changes for FIL Supply Changes to supply mechanics: burns, airdrops, emissions, staking incentives, or fee shares that alter how tokens enter or leave circulation. Why it matters: Narratives and expected float change can reprice the asset even before flows show up. Follow the ticker(s) tagged on the event. Source:docs.filecoin.io
06:45 AM	EUR	French Final CPI m/mRelease Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. Done	-0.3%	0.2%	0.7%
French Final CPI m/m What 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.
06:45 AM	EUR	Core Inflation (MoM)Release Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. Done	-0.3%	0.2%	0%
Core Inflation (MoM) What 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.
06:45 AM	EUR	Harmonized CPI (YoY)Release Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. Done	3.4%	3.4%	3.4%
Harmonized CPI (YoY) What 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.
06:45 AM	EUR	Harmonized CPI (MoM)Release Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. Done	-0.3%	-0.4%	-0.4%
Harmonized CPI (MoM) What 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	Headline Inflation (YoY)Release Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	3.1%	3.2%	3.1%
Headline Inflation (YoY) What 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.
07:00 AM	EUR	Core Inflation (YoY)Release Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. Done	3.1%	1.6%	1.5%
Core Inflation (YoY) What 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	MDL	Balance of TradeTrade and External External balance — trade, CA, or FDI flows. Done	—	$-609.0M	$-613.4M
Balance of Trade What 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.
07:00 AM	TRY	Auto Production YoYGrowth Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	5.1%	4%	1.5%
Auto Production YoY What 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.
07:30 AM	GBP	BOE Gov Bailey SpeaksRelease Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. Done	—	—	—
BOE Gov Bailey Speaks What 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.
08:00 AM	TRY	Budget BalanceRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	—	12.9%
Budget Balance What 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.
08:40 AM	EUR	10-y Obligaciones AuctionRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	—	4.18%
10-y Obligaciones Auction What 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.
08:40 AM	EUR	5-y Bond AuctionRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	3.31%	—	3.08%
5-y Bond Auction What 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.
08:45 AM	GBP	BoE's Breeden speechRelease Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. Done	—	—	—
BoE's Breeden speech What 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.
08:45 AM	GBP	MPC Member Greene SpeaksRelease Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. Done	—	—	—
MPC Member Greene Speaks What 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.
08:49 AM	INR	Imports (YoY)Release Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	8%	—	14.1%
Imports (YoY) What 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.
08:49 AM	INR	Exports (YoY)Release Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	23%	—	26.1%
Exports (YoY) What 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.
08:49 AM	INR	Trade BalanceRelease External balance — trade, CA, or FDI flows. Done	—	-30300	-26860
Trade Balance What 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	EUR	Industrial Production s.a. (MoM)Release Industrial / manufacturing output — cyclical pulse. Done	-0.5%	0.1%	-0.1%
Industrial Production s.a. (MoM) What 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.
09:00 AM	EUR	Industrial Production w.d.a. (YoY)Release Industrial / manufacturing output — cyclical pulse. Done	—	0.1%	0%
Industrial Production w.d.a. (YoY) What 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.
09:00 AM	CAD	Gov Council Member Rogers SpeaksRelease Central-bank speech / press conference — policy guidance. Done	—	—	—
Gov Council Member Rogers Speaks What it is: Speeches, press conferences, outlook reports, or deliberation summaries convey how policymakers read inflation, growth, and the rate path — without necessarily changing the rate today. Why it matters: Hawkish language can reprice cuts away and lift the currency; dovish tone can weaken it and support risk assets. Headline risk is high around Q&A sessions.
10:00 AM	CNY	M2 Money Supply (YoY)Release Money supply (M1/M2/M3) — liquidity backdrop. Done	7.2%	7.4%	7.5%
M2 Money Supply (YoY) What 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.
10:00 AM	CNY	New LoansRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	1025B	60B
New Loans What 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	German Buba Monthly ReportRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	—	—
German Buba Monthly Report What 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.
10:15 AM	EUR	EU Economic SummitRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	—	—
EU Economic Summit What 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.
11:00 AM	ILS	ExportsRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	5757.000	—	5344.000
Exports What 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.
11:00 AM	ILS	ImportsRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	9743.000	—	11138.400
Imports What 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.
11:00 AM	ILS	Trade BalanceRelease External balance — trade, CA, or FDI flows. Done	—	—	-5794.400
Trade Balance What 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.
11:00 AM	INR	Trade Deficit GovernmentRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	—	—	26.86%
Trade Deficit Government What 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	BRL	Retail Sales (MoM)Release Consumer spending proxy — demand strength check. Done	0.1%	0.8%	-0.8%
Retail Sales (MoM) What 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).
12:00 PM	PLN	CPI y/yRelease Consumer inflation print — key input for rate expectations. Done	—	4%	3.3%
CPI y/y What 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	BITGET	Nikkei 225 index drops 3.00% intradayexchange Listing / launch catalyst — liquidity and volatility risk. Done	—	—	—
Nikkei 225 index drops 3.00% intraday What it is: 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:techflowpost.com
12:00 PM	BITGET	South Korean stock index plunges 7%, SK Hynix falls 10%exchange Listing / launch catalyst — liquidity and volatility risk. Done	—	—	—
South Korean stock index plunges 7%, SK Hynix falls 10% What it is: South Korean stock index plunges 7%, SK Hynix falls 10% 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:techflowpost.com
12:00 PM	BITGET	HK large model stocks dipped, with Zhipu and MINIMAX-W both falling over 10%.exchange Listing / launch catalyst — liquidity and volatility risk. Done	—	—	—
HK large model stocks dipped, with Zhipu and MINIMAX-W both falling over 10%. What it is: HK large model stocks dipped, with Zhipu and MINIMAX-W both falling over 10%. 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:techflowpost.com
12:00 PM	UPBIT	Upbit will list PUFFER/KRW trading pairexchange Listing / launch catalyst — liquidity and volatility risk. Done	—	—	—
Upbit will list PUFFER/KRW trading pair What it is: 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:techflowpost.com
12:30 PM	CAD	Manufacturing Sales (MoM)Release Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. LIVE	—	1.1%	-0.4%
Manufacturing Sales (MoM) What 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	CAD	Wholesale Sales (MoM)Release Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. LIVE	—	-1.5%	0.3%
Wholesale Sales (MoM) What 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	Continuing Jobless ClaimsRelease Jobless rate — slack vs tightness in the labor market. LIVE	—	1709K	1716K
Continuing Jobless Claims What 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.
12:30 PM	USD	Initial Jobless ClaimsRelease Jobless rate — slack vs tightness in the labor market. Done	199K	199K	197K
Initial Jobless Claims What 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.
12:30 PM	USD	Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing SurveyRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	20.9%	30.9%	37.8%
Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Survey What 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	Producer Price Index (MoM)Release Producer prices — upstream cost pressure before CPI. Done	1.3%	0.4%	0.4%
Producer Price Index (MoM) What 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.
12:30 PM	USD	Producer Price Index (YoY)Release Producer prices — upstream cost pressure before CPI. Done	6.3%	5.4%	5.4%
Producer Price Index (YoY) What 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.
12:30 PM	USD	Producer Price Index ex Food & Energy (MoM)Release Producer prices — upstream cost pressure before CPI. Done	0.7%	0.3%	0.2%
Producer Price Index ex Food & Energy (MoM) What 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.
12:30 PM	USD	Producer Price Index ex Food & Energy (YoY)Release Producer prices — upstream cost pressure before CPI. Done	5%	4.4%	4.6%
Producer Price Index ex Food & Energy (YoY) What 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.
12:30 PM	USD	Retail Sales ex Autos (MoM)Release Consumer spending proxy — demand strength check. Done	0.9%	0.3%	1.2%
Retail Sales ex Autos (MoM) What 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).
12:30 PM	USD	Retail Sales (YoY)Release Consumer spending proxy — demand strength check. LIVE	—	0.7%	6%
Retail Sales (YoY) What 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).
12:30 PM	USD	Retail Sales Control GroupRelease Consumer spending proxy — demand strength check. Done	0.1%	0.3%	1.2%
Retail Sales Control Group What 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).
12:30 PM	USD	NY Empire State Manufacturing IndexRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. Done	25.5%	12.1%	7.6%
NY Empire State Manufacturing Index What 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	PPI (YoY)Release Producer prices — upstream cost pressure before CPI. LIVE	—	4.4%	5.4%
PPI (YoY) What 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.
12:30 PM	USD	PPI (MoM)Release Producer prices — upstream cost pressure before CPI. LIVE	—	0.6%	0.4%
PPI (MoM) What 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.
12:30 PM	USD	Philly Fed Manufacturing IndexRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. LIVE	—	28.2%	37.8%
Philly Fed Manufacturing Index What 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	Core PPI m/mRelease Producer prices — upstream cost pressure before CPI. LIVE	—	0.3%	0.2%
Core PPI m/m What 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.
12:30 PM	USD	Core Retail Sales m/mRelease Consumer spending proxy — demand strength check. LIVE	—	0.6%	1.4%
Core Retail Sales m/m What 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).
01:00 PM	KWD	ExportsRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 29mSoon	—	—	4.5%
Exports What 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.
01:00 PM	KWD	ImportsRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 29mSoon	—	—	2.73%
Imports What 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.
01:00 PM	RUB	Central Bank Reserves $Release Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 29mSoon	—	—	733.200
Central Bank Reserves $ What 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	Business InventoriesRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 1h 28m	—	0.4%	0.8%
Business Inventories What 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.
02:15 PM	USD	IMF MeetingsRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 1h 43m	—	—	—
IMF Meetings What 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	EIA Natural Gas Storage ChangeRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 1h 58m	—	76B	85B
EIA Natural Gas Storage Change What 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 PM	USD	4-Week Bill AuctionRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 2h 58m	—	—	3.98%
4-Week Bill Auction What 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 PM	USD	EIA Crude Oil Stocks ChangeRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 3h 28m	—	0.2M	-3.2M
EIA Crude Oil Stocks Change What 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 PM	USD	EIA Distillate Stocks ChangeRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 3h 28m	—	—	-0.04%
EIA Distillate Stocks Change What 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 PM	USD	EIA Gasoline Stocks ChangeRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 3h 28m	—	—	0.38%
EIA Gasoline Stocks Change What 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 PM	USD	EIA Heating Oil Stocks ChangeRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 3h 28m	—	—	0.67%
EIA Heating Oil Stocks Change What 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 PM	ILS	Consumer Price Index (MoM)Release Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 3h 58m	—	-0.3%	0.7%
Consumer Price Index (MoM) What 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 PM	ILS	Consumer Price Index (YoY)Release Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 3h 58m	—	1.8%	1.5%
Consumer Price Index (YoY) What 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.
05:15 PM	NZD	RBNZ's Breman speechRelease Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. 4h 43m	—	—	—
RBNZ's Breman speech What 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	Monthly Budget StatementRelease Central-bank speech / press conference — policy guidance. 5h 28m	—	-28.0	-166.800
Monthly Budget Statement What it is: Speeches, press conferences, outlook reports, or deliberation summaries convey how policymakers read inflation, growth, and the rate path — without necessarily changing the rate today. Why it matters: Hawkish language can reprice cuts away and lift the currency; dovish tone can weaken it and support risk assets. Headline risk is high around Q&A sessions.
07:59 PM	BINANCE	Binance will support Filecoin (FIL) network upgrade and hard forkprotocol Protocol / industry update — sentiment driver. 7h 27m	—	—	—
Binance will support Filecoin (FIL) network upgrade and hard fork What it is: Binance will support Filecoin (FIL) network upgrade and hard fork A protocol upgrade, ecosystem milestone, or notable industry commentary that affects how traders read a chain or sector. Why it matters: Can rotate flows across related tokens. Impact depends on credibility of the source and how unexpected the message is. Source:techflowpost.com
08:30 PM	USD	Fed's Hammack speechRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 7h 58m	—	—	—
Fed's Hammack speech What 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 PM	USD	FOMC Member Hammack SpeaksRelease Policy rate decision — highest-impact macro catalyst. 7h 58m	—	—	—
FOMC Member Hammack Speaks What 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.
09:00 PM	KRW	Export Price Growth (YoY)Release Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 8h 28m	—	—	42.4%
Export Price Growth (YoY) What 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.
09:00 PM	KRW	Import Price Growth (YoY)Release Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 8h 28m	—	—	15.6%
Import Price Growth (YoY) What 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.
09:30 PM	NZD	Business NZ PMIRelease PMI survey — early read on expansion vs contraction. 8h 58m	—	—	53.100
Business NZ PMI What 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.
09:30 PM	NZD	BusinessNZ Manufacturing IndexRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 8h 58m	—	—	53.1
BusinessNZ Manufacturing Index What 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.
09:45 PM	NZD	Electronic Card Retail Sales (MoM)Release Consumer spending proxy — demand strength check. 9h 13m	—	—	-0.9%
Electronic Card Retail Sales (MoM) What 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).
09:45 PM	NZD	Electronic Card Retail Sales (YoY)Release Consumer spending proxy — demand strength check. 9h 13m	—	—	0.2%
Electronic Card Retail Sales (YoY) What 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).
09:45 PM	NZD	Food Price Index (MoM)Release Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 9h 13m	—	—	0.3%
Food Price Index (MoM) What 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.
09:45 PM	NZD	FPI m/mRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 9h 13m	—	—	0.3%
FPI m/m What 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.
11:00 PM	KRW	Unemployment RateRelease Jobless rate — slack vs tightness in the labor market. 10h 28m	—	—	2.7%
Unemployment Rate What 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.
11:50 PM	JPY	Foreign Bond InvestmentRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 11h 18m	—	—	-347.600
Foreign Bond Investment What 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.
11:50 PM	JPY	Foreign Investment in Japan StocksRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 11h 18m	—	—	2191.900
Foreign Investment in Japan Stocks What 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.
11:50 PM	JPY	Foreign Buying of Japan BondsRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 11h 18m	—	—	21919
Foreign Buying of Japan Bonds What 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.
11:50 PM	JPY	Japanese Buying of Foreign BondsRelease Macro release — compare actual vs forecast. 11h 18m	—	—	-3476
Japanese Buying of Foreign Bonds What 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.

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