CFDs are high-risk products and most retail accounts lose money. Trade only if you understand the risks set out in our Risk Disclosure.

Economic calendar

Central bank decisions, inflation, jobs and growth figures for the week ahead. Filter by impact and currency to see what could move the markets you trade.

This week

Showing 15 of 15 events.

Example week, times in server time GMT+3. Figures are illustrative, not real releases.

Example economic events for one week, with impact, actual, forecast and previous values
Day and timeCurrencyEventImpactActualForecastPrevious
Mon 04:30CNYIndustrial production (y/y)Medium5.4%5.1%5.0%
Mon 17:00USDISM manufacturing PMIHigh48.949.349.1
Tue 03:30AUDRBA cash rate decisionHigh4.10%4.10%4.10%
Tue 12:00EURFlash CPI (y/y)High2.3%2.2%2.1%
Tue 17:00USDJOLTS job openingsMedium7.61M7.50M7.44M
Wed 10:30CHFCPI (m/m)Medium0.1%0.2%0.0%
Wed 15:15USDADP non-farm employment changeMedium143K130K122K
Wed 17:00CADBank of Canada rate decisionHigh3.00%3.00%3.25%
Thu 02:50JPYTankan large manufacturers indexLowPending1312
Thu 14:00GBPBank of England rate decisionHighPending4.25%4.50%
Thu 15:30USDInitial jobless claimsLowPending228K231K
Fri 09:00GBPRetail sales (m/m)MediumPending0.3%-0.2%
Fri 15:30USDNon-farm payrollsHighPending175K151K
Fri 15:30CADEmployment changeMediumPending20.0K1.1K
Fri 17:00EURECB President speaksLowPendingn/an/a

How to use the calendar

Prices can move sharply in the minutes around a high-impact release. Spreads often widen and orders can fill at a different price from the one you asked for, including stop losses.

Around major events we may raise margin requirements or change trading hours on some instruments. We announce these changes in advance on our notices page.

Read current trading notices

Trade the news on a demo first

See how spreads and fills behave around releases with $100,000 in virtual funds.