Economic Calendar
Real-time economic calendar with important macroeconomic events. Track economic indicators, central bank decisions, and market data.
Tuesday, September 1, 2026
39 events02:01 GBPBRC Shop Price Index y/y—0.9%0.9%
02:50 JPYCapital Spending q/y—-0.2%0.0%
03:30 JPYFinal Manufacturing PMI—55.155.1
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →04:30 AUDBuilding Approvals m/m—-4.7%7.2%
04:30 AUDCurrent Account—-29.7B-27.1B
Scheduled macroeconomic event.
Learn to trade economic news →04:45 CNYRatingDog Manufacturing PMI—51.050.9
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →06:35 JPY10-y Bond Auction——2.84|2.6
08:00 JPYConsumer Confidence—35.334.9
How optimistic consumers feel about the economy. A leading signal for future spending.
Learn to trade economic news →09:00 EURGerman Retail Sales m/m—0.4%-1.1%
Total retail sales value. Reflects consumer spending, the main engine of the economy.
Learn to trade economic news →09:00 GBPNationwide HPI m/m—0.1%0.1%
09:30 AUDCommodity Prices y/y——15.4%
09:30 CHFRetail Sales y/y—1.6%1.5%
Total retail sales value. Reflects consumer spending, the main engine of the economy.
Learn to trade economic news →10:15 EURSpanish Manufacturing PMI—50.350.2
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →10:30 CHFManufacturing PMI—54.153.2
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →10:45 EURItalian Manufacturing PMI—51.451.3
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →10:50 EURFrench Final Manufacturing PMI—51.551.5
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →10:55 EURGerman Final Manufacturing PMI—54.154.1
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →11:00 EURFinal Manufacturing PMI—52.852.8
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →11:30 EURItalian Monthly Unemployment Rate—5.6%5.7%
The share of the labour force without a job. Signals the health of the labour market and the economy.
Learn to trade economic news →11:30 GBPFinal Manufacturing PMI—51.551.5
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →11:30 GBPM4 Money Supply m/m—0.9%0.8%
11:30 GBPMortgage Approvals—59K58K
11:30 GBPNet Lending to Individuals m/m—7.2B9.5B
12:00 EURCore CPI Flash Estimate y/y—2.5%2.5%
The Consumer Price Index measures inflation. It drives central-bank decisions on interest rates.
Learn to trade economic news →12:00 EURCPI Flash Estimate y/y—3.3%2.9%
The Consumer Price Index measures inflation. It drives central-bank decisions on interest rates.
Learn to trade economic news →12:00 EURItalian Prelim CPI m/m—0.5%0.2%
The Consumer Price Index measures inflation. It drives central-bank decisions on interest rates.
Learn to trade economic news →12:00 EURUnemployment Rate—6.3%6.3%
The share of the labour force without a job. Signals the health of the labour market and the economy.
Learn to trade economic news →16:05 USDFOMC Member Barr Speaks———
Communications from the Federal Open Market Committee (the Fed). The tone (hawkish/dovish) moves markets sharply.
Learn to trade economic news →16:30 CADManufacturing PMI——53.5
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →16:45 USDFinal Manufacturing PMI—53.353.2
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →17:00 USDISM Manufacturing PMI—55.255.6
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →17:00 USDISM Manufacturing Prices—70.571.1
17:00 USDJOLTS Job Openings—7.33M7.36M
17:00 USDConstruction Spending m/m—0.0%-0.1%
17:10 USDRCM/TIPP Economic Optimism—46.245.1
17:15 USDOmdia Total Vehicle Sales—16.3M16.3M
17:50 NZDGDT Price Index——2.3%
18:15 ALLG20 Meetings———
23:30 USDAPI Weekly Statistical Bulletin———
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
17 events01:45 NZDBuilding Consents m/m——-3.6%
02:50 JPYMonetary Base y/y—-13.5%-13.8%
Scheduled macroeconomic event.
Learn to trade economic news →03:30 EURGerman Buba President Nagel Speaks———
04:30 AUDGDP q/q—0.3%0.3%
Gross Domestic Product — the total value of goods and services produced. The headline measure of economic growth.
Learn to trade economic news →05:00 NZDOfficial Cash Rate—2.75%2.50%
The central bank's benchmark interest-rate decision. The single strongest driver of the related currency.
Learn to trade economic news →05:00 NZDRBNZ Monetary Policy Statement———
05:00 NZDRBNZ Rate Statement———
06:00 NZDRBNZ Press Conference———
09:45 EURFrench Gov Budget Balance——-106.8B
10:00 EURSpanish Unemployment Change—15.4K19.5K
15:15 USDADP Non-Farm Employment Change—48K44K
Change in the number of US non-farm jobs. One of the most-watched indicators — large surprises drive strong volatility in USD and equities.
Learn to trade economic news →16:45 CADBOC Rate Statement———
16:45 CADOvernight Rate—2.25%2.25%
17:00 USDFactory Orders m/m—0.7%-0.3%
17:30 CADBOC Press Conference———
17:30 USDCrude Oil Inventories——0.1M
21:00 USDBeige Book———
Thursday, September 3, 2026
31 events01:45 NZDOverseas Trade Index q/q—-2.2%-2.0%
04:00 NZDANZ Commodity Prices m/m——-3.9%
04:15 AUDRBA Assist Gov Jones Speaks———
04:30 AUDGoods Trade Balance—1.50B1.93B
The difference between exports and imports. A surplus typically supports the national currency.
Learn to trade economic news →04:45 CNYRatingDog Services PMI—50.650.4
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →06:35 JPY30-y Bond Auction——3.94|3.9
08:15 AUDRBA Assist Gov Hunter Speaks———
09:30 CHFCPI m/m—0.0%-0.1%
The Consumer Price Index measures inflation. It drives central-bank decisions on interest rates.
Learn to trade economic news →10:00 CHFGDP q/q—1.5%0.7%
Gross Domestic Product — the total value of goods and services produced. The headline measure of economic growth.
Learn to trade economic news →10:15 EURSpanish Services PMI—59.058.3
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →10:45 EURItalian Services PMI—53.652.5
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →10:50 EURFrench Final Services PMI—48.448.4
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →10:55 EURGerman Final Services PMI—48.548.5
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →11:00 EURFinal Services PMI—51.751.7
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →11:30 GBPFinal Services PMI—52.852.8
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →12:00 EURPPI m/m—1.2%-0.3%
The Producer Price Index measures inflation at the producer level — an early signal for consumer inflation.
Learn to trade economic news →12:03 EURSpanish 10-y Bond Auction——3.54|2.4
12:18 EURFrench 10-y Bond Auction——3.86|3.7
12:30 USDChallenger Job Cuts y/y——-46.1%
15:30 CADLabor Productivity q/q—0.7%-0.5%
15:30 CADTrade Balance—3.2B3.9B
The difference between exports and imports. A surplus typically supports the national currency.
Learn to trade economic news →15:30 USDUnemployment Claims—205K203K
The number of new unemployment-benefit claims. A sensitive, weekly read on the labour market.
Learn to trade economic news →15:30 USDFOMC Member Waller Speaks———
Communications from the Federal Open Market Committee (the Fed). The tone (hawkish/dovish) moves markets sharply.
Learn to trade economic news →15:30 USDRevised Nonfarm Productivity q/q—1.4%1.4%
15:30 USDRevised Unit Labor Costs q/q—1.3%1.3%
15:30 USDTrade Balance—-89.4B-73.3B
The difference between exports and imports. A surplus typically supports the national currency.
Learn to trade economic news →16:45 USDFinal Services PMI—56.856.8
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →17:00 USDISM Services PMI—54.254.1
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →17:30 USDNatural Gas Storage——15B
22:00 USDFOMC Member Hammack Speaks———
Communications from the Federal Open Market Committee (the Fed). The tone (hawkish/dovish) moves markets sharply.
Learn to trade economic news →22:05 USDFOMC Member Goolsbee Speaks———
Communications from the Federal Open Market Committee (the Fed). The tone (hawkish/dovish) moves markets sharply.
Learn to trade economic news →Friday, September 4, 2026
12 events02:30 JPYHousehold Spending y/y—-1.6%-3.3%
09:00 EURGerman Factory Orders m/m—0.3%3.1%
11:00 EURItalian Retail Sales m/m—0.2%-0.1%
Total retail sales value. Reflects consumer spending, the main engine of the economy.
Learn to trade economic news →11:30 GBPConstruction PMI—45.844.7
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →11:50 GBPBOE Gov Bailey Speaks———
12:00 EURRetail Sales m/m—0.3%-0.3%
Total retail sales value. Reflects consumer spending, the main engine of the economy.
Learn to trade economic news →15:30 CADEmployment Change—15.1K75.1K
15:30 CADUnemployment Rate—6.4%6.4%
The share of the labour force without a job. Signals the health of the labour market and the economy.
Learn to trade economic news →15:30 USDAverage Hourly Earnings m/m—0.3%0.1%
15:30 USDNon-Farm Employment Change—55K-23K
Change in the number of US non-farm jobs. One of the most-watched indicators — large surprises drive strong volatility in USD and equities.
Learn to trade economic news →15:30 USDUnemployment Rate—4.1%4.1%
The share of the labour force without a job. Signals the health of the labour market and the economy.
Learn to trade economic news →17:00 CADIvey PMI—56.255.1
The Purchasing Managers' Index. Above 50 means sector expansion, below 50 means contraction.
Learn to trade economic news →Data source: ForexFactory
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What is the Economic Calendar?
The economic calendar is an essential tool for traders and investors, displaying scheduled macroeconomic events from around the world. These include interest rate decisions, employment reports, GDP data, consumer price indices, and much more. Each event is rated by its potential impact on financial markets.
How to Use the Economic Calendar?
Filter events by importance (low, medium, high) and by country. Compare forecast values with previous and actual ones to assess market impact. High-impact events can cause significant volatility in currency, stock, and bond markets.