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How to read an economic calendar: actual, forecast, previous and impact
How to use an economic calendar to plan your trading week
Week ahead, 21–25 September 2026: flash PMIs, the SNB, Norges Bank, the Riksbank and Australian jobs
Week ahead, 26–30 October 2026: the Fed, ECB, Bank of Japan, Bank of Canada and RBNZ all decide, and US GDP lands
Week ahead, 19–23 October 2026: Canada and UK inflation, flash PMIs and Japan's national CPI
Week ahead, 12–16 October 2026: US CPI, the Beige Book, UK GDP, Australian jobs and the IMF meetings
ZEW economic expectations fall 6.6 points to 28.1 in October
The Fed's dot plot and economic projections explained
Fed decision on 28 October: no new projections, with PCE inflation at 3.4% and hiring slowing
US third-quarter GDP and September PCE inflation due 29 October: what to look for
How to trade the news: a step-by-step strategy guide
ZEW expectations for Germany fell 6.6 points to 28.1 in October
Flash PMIs on 23 September: release times, and what the US, eurozone and UK showed in August
UK unemployment falls to 4.7% in the three months to August
ZEW sentiment edges up to +34.7 as experts judge Germany's current situation 14 points less negative
China's GDP grows 4.5% in the third quarter, faster than the 4.3% of the second, as industry picks up
China's retail sales grow just 0.4% in August as industrial output speeds up to 5.2%
Fed decides 28 October after September's hike
US retail sales jumped 1.2%: what it means for the dollar
How to trade oil (WTI and Brent): supply, demand and rollover
How interest rate decisions move currencies
How to keep a trading journal that actually improves your trading
MetaTrader 4 vs MetaTrader 5 vs cTrader vs TradingView
Revenge trading and overtrading: how to spot them and stop
Bank of Japan decides on 30 October with its rate at 1.25%, a new Outlook Report and Tokyo inflation at 2.7%
Bank of Canada decides on 28 October: the rate has been 2.25% since September
RBNZ decides on 28 October after raising its OCR to 2.75% in September
ECB meets 28 October after its September rate rise
Euro area consumer confidence falls to −17.9 in October, Commission's flash estimate shows
German exports fall 0.8% in August to €137.6bn, trade surplus €19.5bn
US trade deficit widens to $105.6 billion in August, up $12.7 billion
German industrial output rises 2.0% in August as construction jumps 9.3%
German manufacturing orders fall 10.6% in August on the month, in Destatis's provisional figures
US retail sales rise 0.8% in September to $745.0 billion, and the August figures are revised
IEA sees 2026 oil demand down 2.6 million barrels a day, with only a partial 2027 recovery
US PCE inflation is 3.4% in August as consumer spending jumps 0.9% and real incomes stall
US GDP growth is revised up to 2.2% for the second quarter from 1.5% in the third estimate
Bank of Japan board turns to preventing an inflation overshoot, its September opinions show
Canada's July retail sales are due 24 September after Statistics Canada's early estimate of a 0.8% fall
US posts a $166.8 billion deficit in August as the yearly gap tops $1.96 trillion
What moves GBP/USD? UK data, the BoE and politics
How to set a stop-loss and take-profit: the R-based method
How to manage open positions: the trade-management playbook
Community · 35
Economic calendar feedback: times, filters and what's missing
Economic calendar: what's missing for you?
How did you learn to use the economic calendar?
New to forex: which economic releases do you actually put in your calendar?
Which event on October's calendar do you plan to skip entirely, and why?
Which economic releases do you follow each week, and which do you ignore?
Event-risk calendars: what's on yours beyond the data?
Central bank week: Fed, Bank of England and Bank of Japan, 15–18 September 2026
The market sessions page is live. Is the timeline useful, and what would you add?
The ECB meets on 28 October after a September rate rise. What else do you watch?
What's the next big number on your calendar?
What's the most underrated release on the calendar?
Seasonal patterns: what does this part of the calendar usually do?
A 0.1% retail move or a 0.4% fall: how big must a number be before you act?
What does 'provisional' mean in a Destatis release, and why do figures get confirmed later?
What does 'seasonally adjusted' mean? Why did German unemployment fall in September but the adjusted figure rise?
Have you changed how you read financial news at weekends? What did you cut and why?
Five major releases landed in one day on 24 September. How many can you actually watch at once?
What do you actually record in your trading journal?
How do you trade through data revisions?
Month-start flows: what do you expect in the first days?
Which countries' data do you deliberately ignore?
How do you trade the expectations game?
News filters: do you flatten before high-impact events?
Your best free learning resource (that isn't a video)
What's the first thing you check every trading morning?
Which central bank matters most for the pairs you trade?
The Fed decides on 28 October after its September hike. What would change your dollar view?
The US trade deficit widened to $105.6 billion in August. Does a monthly gap change your dollar view?
ZEW expectations fell 6.6 points to 28.1. Do analyst surveys move the euro for you?
'Lowest since May 2025', 'highest since January 2024': do record headlines make you trade or make you wait?
What should a 'week ahead' article on FTC include that ours don't yet? Tell us what you actually plan with
Why do statistics agencies revise numbers months later, and does it matter to a trader?
What does 'annualized' mean on a GDP release? Explain 2.2% growth in one quarter like you're telling a friend
Clocks change in Europe on 25 October and in the US on 1 November. How do you handle the weeks the sessions shift?