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Economic calendar
Every scheduled release that can move prices: central-bank decisions, inflation, jobs, GDP, PMIs and more, with forecasts and previous readings, in your local time.
This week
Write a short note here each week: the releases and central-bank decisions that matter, what the market is pricing in, and the levels you are watching into them. Edit this text in the Divi builder.
How to read it
- Three stars means the release regularly moves markets; one star rarely does.
- "Forecast" is the consensus estimate. The gap between actual and forecast, not the number itself, drives the reaction.
- Spreads widen and liquidity thins in the minute around a big release. Many traders wait for the first candle to close.
- Times are shown in your browser's time zone.
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