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Economic Calendar

The releases that move markets, one week at a glance

Central bank decisions, inflation prints and employment data — with previous figures, consensus forecasts and impact ratings so you are never surprised by a scheduled event.

This Week

Scheduled releases for the week ahead

A representative weekly schedule. The live calendar inside the client portal updates in real time with actual prints as they land.

Economic calendar — this week's scheduled releases. All times GMT. Forecast figures reflect market consensus at time of publication.
DayTime (GMT)CurrencyEventImpactPreviousForecast
Mon01:45CNYCaixin Manufacturing PMIMedium50.450.6
Mon14:00USDISM Manufacturing PMIHigh48.949.3
Tue04:30AUDRBA Rate DecisionHigh3.60%3.60%
Tue09:00EUREurozone Flash CPI y/yHigh2.1%2.0%
Wed08:55EURGerman Unemployment ChangeLow9K6K
Wed12:15USDADP Non-Farm Employment ChangeMedium141K155K
Wed14:30USDCrude Oil InventoriesMedium-2.6M-1.8M
Thu06:00GBPUK GDP m/mMedium0.2%0.1%
Thu11:30USDFOMC Meeting MinutesHigh
Fri12:30USDNon-Farm PayrollsHigh139K125K
Fri12:30USDUnemployment RateHigh4.2%4.3%
Fri12:30CADCanada Employment ChangeMedium8.8K12.0K

Figures shown are illustrative of a typical trading week and provided for education only. They do not constitute investment advice, and past releases are no guarantee of future market reactions.

How to Trade the News

Three rules for event-driven trading

Scheduled releases are the most predictable volatility in the market — if you approach them with a process.

01

Know the schedule before the session

Check the calendar at the start of every trading day. If you hold a position through a high-impact release, that is a decision — make it deliberately, never by accident.

02

Trade the reaction, not the guess

The first print often whipsaws in both directions before a genuine move develops. Waiting for the initial spike to resolve costs a few pips and avoids the worst fills of the day.

03

Compare forecast against previous

Markets price the forecast in advance — it is the surprise that moves price. The bigger the gap between the actual figure and consensus, the larger and more durable the reaction tends to be.

Impact Legend

Reading the impact ratings

High

High impact

Rate decisions, NFP, CPI and central bank minutes. Expect wide, fast moves, temporarily wider spreads and possible slippage in the first seconds after the print.

Medium

Medium impact

Secondary data such as ADP employment, GDP revisions and inventory reports. These move markets when the surprise is large or when they preview a high-impact release.

Low

Low impact

Routine confirmations and minor regional figures. Rarely market-moving alone, but useful context for building a fuller macro picture over time.

Questions

Calendar questions, answered

What do the High, Medium and Low impact ratings mean?

Impact ratings estimate how much volatility a release typically generates in its currency. High-impact events — rate decisions, NFP, CPI — routinely move majors 30 pips or more within minutes. Medium events move markets when they surprise, and Low events rarely move price on their own.

Are calendar times shown in my local time zone?

The calendar on this page is shown in GMT. Inside the DuaFx client portal the calendar automatically converts every event to your local time zone, and you can set alerts that notify you before releases you care about.

Can I trade during high-impact news releases?

Yes — DuaFx does not restrict trading around news. Be aware that spreads can widen and execution can experience slippage during the most volatile seconds of a major release, which is normal market behaviour on ECN pricing. Manage position size accordingly.

Never trade blind into a release again

The live economic calendar — with local time zones, real-time actuals and event alerts — runs inside every DuaFx account, demo and live alike.