Economic Calendar
Forex economic calendar for today and the week ahead
See scheduled releases for USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, CAD, AUD, and NZD pairs today and across the next seven days. High- and medium-impact events stay prominent, while additional releases remain available for a fuller session view.
Coverage: Nov 12, 2026 through Nov 19, 2026 · All times UTC
Next High-Impact Window
No high-impact event is currently scheduled
Review the full calendar below for medium-impact and additional scheduled releases today and across the next seven days.
Today + Next Seven Days
All calendar times: UTC
High- and medium-impact releases appear in the primary daily briefing. Lower-impact releases are available below each day to provide context without competing with the biggest volatility windows.
Release values appear when connected data sources confirm them. Some events may briefly remain in a source-confirmation state after the scheduled release time.
Use Market Pulse to pair scheduled events with current currency leadership and risk sentiment.
Compare policy-rate differentials when central-bank events and macro repricing are in focus.
Read the related news flow before or after key releases to add context to the calendar.
Learn Before The Release
Weekly Macro Briefing
Get the forex week ahead in one focused email
A concise Sunday summary of major economic events, currencies in focus, and links to the calendar and market tools. Educational context, not trade signals.
How to use this forex economic calendar
Check the event time, affected currencies, and whether the release is likely to change volatility conditions for the pairs you trade.
Watch the `actual`, `forecast`, and `previous` values together. The number alone matters less than how the market interprets the surprise.
Use the related news flow, market pulse, and your own plan to decide whether the move fits your setup or should be left alone.
Quick answers for forex traders
In most cases, traders should watch the high-impact releases tied to USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, CAD, AUD, and NZD, especially inflation, labor, growth, and central-bank events.
That comparison helps traders see whether the data surprised the market, matched expectations, or weakened the prior trend narrative.