Economic Calendar: macro releases and crypto events | Toscale

Monday, October 26, 2026

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Time	Cur	Impact	Event	Act	Fcst	Prev
07:00 AM	SEK		Producer Price Index (MoM)Release Producer prices — upstream cost pressure before CPI. Done	—	0.3%	0.9%
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.

Wednesday, October 28, 2026

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Time	Cur	Impact	Event	Act	Fcst	Prev
10:00 AM	EUR		Producer Price Index (MoM)Release Producer prices — upstream cost pressure before CPI. Done	—	—	2.4%
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.

Thursday, October 29, 2026

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Time	Cur	Impact	Event	Act	Fcst	Prev
09:30 AM	ZAR		Producer Price Index (MoM)Release Producer prices — upstream cost pressure before CPI. Done	1%	0.5%	-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.

Friday, October 30, 2026

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Time	Cur	Impact	Event	Act	Fcst	Prev
08:00 AM	EUR		Producer Price Index (MoM)Release Producer prices — upstream cost pressure before CPI. Done	1.2%	—	0.9%
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.