Economic calendar

On November 10, 2026, the only event listed on the global calendar is the G7 meetings. No consensus forecasts, previous readings or actual data are available for the event.

10 Nov, 14:49 · Economic calendar · All

Australia’s economic calendar includes the release of NAB Business Confidence. The previous reading was -13, and the event is rated as low impact.

10 Nov, 14:46 · Economic calendar · AUD

The euro area is due to see events classified as low impact. Forecasts point to a modest decline in both Germany’s trade surplus and investor confidence.

09 Nov, 14:30 · Economic calendar · EUR

China is due to release CPI, PPI, M2 money supply and new loan data on November 9. Actual figures are not yet available for any of the releases.

08 Nov, 20:55 · Economic calendar · CNY

Australia’s economic calendar lists a speech by Reserve Bank of Australia Deputy Governor Hunter at 22:30. The event is classified as having low expected impact.

08 Nov, 20:52 · Economic calendar · AUD

The only scheduled event for the New Zealand dollar concerns the monthly trend in commodity prices tracked by ANZ. The previous reading showed a 0.6% increase.

04 Nov, 14:08 · Economic calendar · NZD

The only scheduled event for the yen is the release of monetary policy meeting minutes. Due at 23:50, it is particularly relevant for the USD/JPY exchange rate.

04 Nov, 14:06 · Economic calendar · JPY

The 4 November calendar includes the release of the final UK services PMI. The expected market impact is classified as low, but the data will provide an update on the dominant sector of the British economy.

04 Nov, 14:05 · Economic calendar · GBP

The expected data point to continued services-sector expansion across the euro area, though with differences between countries and France below the 50 threshold. Headline inflation is forecast at 4.0% year on year, while core inflation is expected to remain unchanged at 2.5%.

03 Nov, 09:39 · Economic calendar · EUR

The only scheduled event for the euro area is a speech by Joachim Nagel, president of the Bundesbank. The event is rated as low impact and has no consensus forecast, previous reading or actual figure.

02 Nov, 19:07 · Economic calendar · EUR

Economic activity on November 3, 2026, will put the New Zealand Dollar under the spotlight with the release of key indicators for monetary stability, ranging from Global Dairy Trade prices to quarterly employment statistics.

02 Nov, 17:57 · Economic calendar · NZD

Tuesday, November 3, 2026, is shaping up to be a high-stakes day for global investors, caught between the outcome of Congressional elections and the release of the latest JOLTS job openings report.

02 Nov, 17:56 · Economic calendar · USD

Markets are closely monitoring upcoming Australian household spending data, searching for signs of a domestic demand recovery after a period of flat growth.

02 Nov, 17:56 · Economic calendar · AUD

Market participants are closely monitoring Canada’s trade balance data scheduled for release on November 4, 2026. A projected narrowing of the trade surplus could impact the Canadian dollar's near-term stability as investors assess global demand.

02 Nov, 17:56 · Economic calendar · CAD

On November 2, 2026, the economic calendar spotlights the health of US industry, with investors set to evaluate manufacturing resilience and shifting industrial cost dynamics.

02 Nov, 17:56 · Economic calendar · USD

Market participants are turning their attention to Switzerland's latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) release. Consensus estimates point to 0.0% growth, maintaining the flat trend observed in the previous month.

02 Nov, 17:56 · Economic calendar · CHF

Today's economic calendar is headlined by Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem's speech at 16:00. Market participants view the address as a pivotal moment for deciphering the central bank’s stance on currency and interest rate trajectories.

02 Nov, 17:55 · Economic calendar · CAD

The upcoming release of New Zealand building consent data on November 2, 2026, will offer a crucial update on the sector's resilience following significant recent gains.

02 Nov, 17:55 · Economic calendar · NZD

The final reading of Japan's Manufacturing PMI, scheduled for release on November 2, is set to provide an updated look at the resilience of the nation's industrial sector amid expectations of continued stability.

02 Nov, 17:55 · Economic calendar · JPY

China's macroeconomic agenda for early November centers on the health of its industrial engine. Markets anticipate a confirmation of the current expansionary phase, albeit at a marginally slower pace compared to the previous month.

02 Nov, 17:54 · Economic calendar · CNY

The Swiss economic calendar for November 2, 2026, highlights a potential slowdown in retail spending, contrasted by industrial sector resilience with the PMI forecast to remain in expansionary territory.

02 Nov, 17:54 · Economic calendar · CHF

China's RatingDog Services PMI is due at 1:45 on November 4. Markets expect a 51.5 reading, with the release classified as low impact.

02 Nov, 03:30 · Economic calendar · CNY

A UK 10-year gilt auction is scheduled for 10:33. No consensus forecast or actual result is available, while the previous reading is listed as 5.42|3.6.

02 Nov, 03:30 · Economic calendar · GBP

The 3 November meeting begins with a packed calendar of Australian monetary policy. At 3:30, the cash rate, monetary policy statement, and press conference are all expected. The press conference is scheduled for 4:30. All events are classified as having a significant impact.

02 Nov, 03:30 · Economic calendar · AUD

Il calendario del 2 novembre prevede la pubblicazione del PMI manifatturiero finale britannico. L’indice è atteso invariato a 52,8 e potrebbe interessare la coppia GBP/USD.

02 Nov, 03:30 · Economic calendar · GBP

Europe's calendar features a run of low-impact indicators, with EUR/USD flagged as the sensitive instrument. Available figures are forecasts and previous readings; the results have not yet been released.

02 Nov, 03:30 · Economic calendar · EUR

Canada’s manufacturing PMI is due on November 2. No consensus forecast or actual figure is available; the previous reading was 51.5.

02 Nov, 03:29 · Economic calendar · CAD