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Economic calendar: this week and next

Scheduled high and medium impact releases for 9 November – 22 November 2026, from official sources and updated every day. Click any release for what it means, the previous value and its recent history. High impact Medium impact

Times in UTC.

Tuesday, 10 November 2026
13:30USDCPI (Consumer Price Index)October 2026CPI m/m: prev +0.6%CPI y/y: prev +3.7%Core CPI m/m: prev +0.3%Core CPI y/y: prev +2.6%›

Inflation. Hotter than last month usually means higher rates for longer: currency up, stocks and gold often down. One of the biggest movers for FX and indices.

CPI m/mActual –Previous +0.6%Last 3 avg +0.37%Forecast n/a
2025-02: +0.2%2025-03: 0%2025-04: +0.2%2025-05: +0.1%2025-06: +0.3%2025-07: +0.2%2025-08: +0.3%2025-09: +0.3%2025-12: +0.3%2026-01: +0.2%2026-02: +0.3%2026-03: +0.9%2026-04: +0.6%2026-05: +0.5%2026-06: -0.4%2026-07: +0.1%2026-08: +0.4%2026-09: +0.6%2025-02 to 2026-09 · U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · hover a bar for its value
CPI y/yActual –Previous +3.7%Last 3 avg +3.5%Forecast n/a
2025-03: +2.4%2025-04: +2.3%2025-05: +2.4%2025-06: +2.7%2025-07: +2.7%2025-08: +2.9%2025-09: +3%2025-11: +2.7%2025-12: +2.7%2026-01: +2.4%2026-02: +2.4%2026-03: +3.3%2026-04: +3.8%2026-05: +4.2%2026-06: +3.5%2026-07: +3.4%2026-08: +3.4%2026-09: +3.7%2025-03 to 2026-09 · U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · hover a bar for its value
Core CPI m/mActual –Previous +0.3%Last 3 avg +0.27%Forecast n/a
2025-02: +0.3%2025-03: +0.1%2025-04: +0.2%2025-05: +0.1%2025-06: +0.2%2025-07: +0.3%2025-08: +0.3%2025-09: +0.2%2025-12: +0.2%2026-01: +0.3%2026-02: +0.2%2026-03: +0.2%2026-04: +0.4%2026-05: +0.2%2026-06: 0%2026-07: +0.2%2026-08: +0.3%2026-09: +0.3%2025-02 to 2026-09 · U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · hover a bar for its value
Core CPI y/yActual –Previous +2.6%Last 3 avg +2.5%Forecast n/a
2025-03: +2.8%2025-04: +2.8%2025-05: +2.8%2025-06: +2.9%2025-07: +3.1%2025-08: +3.1%2025-09: +3%2025-11: +2.6%2025-12: +2.6%2026-01: +2.5%2026-02: +2.5%2026-03: +2.6%2026-04: +2.8%2026-05: +2.9%2026-06: +2.6%2026-07: +2.5%2026-08: +2.4%2026-09: +2.6%2025-03 to 2026-09 · U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · hover a bar for its value

Impact: high · Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Thursday, 12 November 2026
07:00GBPUK GDP (monthly)September 2026GDP m/m: prev +0.1%›

How fast the economy grew. Big surprises move the currency, but much of it is already priced in by earlier data.

GDP m/mActual –Previous +0.1%Last 3 avg +0.3%Forecast n/a
2025-03: +0.1%2025-04: -0.2%2025-05: -0.2%2025-06: +0.4%2025-07: 0%2025-08: -0.1%2025-09: +0.1%2025-10: -0.2%2025-11: +0.1%2025-12: +0.2%2026-01: 0%2026-02: +0.5%2026-03: +0.5%2026-04: -0.1%2026-05: 0%2026-06: +0.4%2026-07: +0.4%2026-08: +0.1%2025-03 to 2026-08 · Office for National Statistics · hover a bar for its value

Impact: high · Source: UK Office for National Statistics

07:00GBPUK GDP (quarterly)September 2026›

How fast the economy grew. Big surprises move the currency, but much of it is already priced in by earlier data.

No published history for this release in our data. Check the source below.

Impact: high · Source: UK Office for National Statistics

13:30USDInitial Jobless ClaimsWeek ending 7 November 2026Initial claims: prev 189K›

New unemployment claims last week. A fast, noisy read on layoffs. Matters most when it trends.

Initial claimsActual –Previous 189KLast 3 avg 193KForecast n/a
2026-07-04: 217K2026-07-11: 209K2026-07-18: 189K2026-07-25: 198K2026-08-01: 200K2026-08-08: 212K2026-08-15: 207K2026-08-22: 204K2026-08-29: 207K2026-09-05: 207K2026-09-12: 198K2026-09-19: 198K2026-09-26: 199K2026-10-03: 198K2026-10-10: 200K2026-10-17: 195K2026-10-24: 195K2026-10-31: 189K2026-07-04 to 2026-10-31 · U.S. Department of Labor (via FRED) · hover a bar for its value

Impact: medium · Source: Regular schedule

Friday, 13 November 2026
10:00EUREuro Area GDP FlashQ3 2026GDP q/q: +0.4% · prev +0.6%›

How fast the economy grew. Big surprises move the currency, but much of it is already priced in by earlier data.

GDP q/qActual +0.4%Previous +0.6%Last 3 avg +0.33%Forecast n/a
2022-Q2: +0.9%2022-Q3: +0.5%2022-Q4: -0.1%2023-Q1: -0.2%2023-Q2: +0.2%2023-Q3: +0.2%2023-Q4: +0.1%2024-Q1: +0.5%2024-Q2: +0.3%2024-Q3: +0.6%2024-Q4: +0.3%2025-Q1: +0.5%2025-Q2: 0%2025-Q3: +0.3%2025-Q4: +0.2%2026-Q1: 0%2026-Q2: +0.6%2026-Q3: +0.4%2022-Q2 to 2026-Q3 · Eurostat · hover a bar for its value

Impact: high · Source: Eurostat

13:30USDPPI (Producer Price Index)October 2026PPI m/m: prev +1.3%›

Prices factories and wholesalers charge. An early hint for where consumer inflation goes next.

PPI m/mActual –Previous +1.3%Last 3 avg +0.67%Forecast n/a
2025-04: -0.3%2025-05: +0.3%2025-06: +0.2%2025-07: +0.8%2025-08: -0.2%2025-09: +0.6%2025-10: +0.1%2025-11: +0.4%2025-12: +0.4%2026-01: +0.6%2026-02: +0.5%2026-03: +0.8%2026-04: +1.1%2026-05: +0.5%2026-06: -0.1%2026-07: +0.2%2026-08: +0.5%2026-09: +1.3%2025-04 to 2026-09 · U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · hover a bar for its value

Impact: medium · Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Monday, 16 November 2026
13:30CADCanada CPIOctober 2026CPI y/y: prev +3.1%›

Inflation. Hotter than last month usually means higher rates for longer: currency up, stocks and gold often down. One of the biggest movers for FX and indices.

CPI y/yActual –Previous +3.1%Last 3 avg +3.03%Forecast n/a
2025-04: +1.7%2025-05: +1.7%2025-06: +1.9%2025-07: +1.7%2025-08: +1.9%2025-09: +2.4%2025-10: +2.2%2025-11: +2.2%2025-12: +2.4%2026-01: +2.3%2026-02: +1.8%2026-03: +2.4%2026-04: +2.8%2026-05: +3.2%2026-06: +2.8%2026-07: +3%2026-08: +3%2026-09: +3.1%2025-04 to 2026-09 · Statistics Canada · hover a bar for its value

Impact: high · Source: Statistics Canada

Tuesday, 17 November 2026
13:30USDRetail SalesOctober 2026Retail sales m/m: prev +0.8%›

Consumer spending at shops. Consumers drive most of the economy, so a big miss moves the currency.

Retail sales m/mActual –Previous +0.8%Last 3 avg +0.57%Forecast n/a
2025-04: +0.1%2025-05: -1.4%2025-06: +0.9%2025-07: +0.9%2025-08: +0.3%2025-09: +0.1%2025-10: 0%2025-11: +0.7%2025-12: +0.1%2026-01: -0.6%2026-02: +0.9%2026-03: +1.7%2026-04: +0.6%2026-05: +1%2026-06: +0.2%2026-07: -0.4%2026-08: +1.3%2026-09: +0.8%2025-04 to 2026-09 · U.S. Census Bureau · hover a bar for its value

Impact: high · Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Wednesday, 18 November 2026
00:30AUDAustralia Wage Price IndexQ3 2026Wage price index y/y: prev +3.2%›

Second-tier data. Usually a small move unless the number is far from its trend.

Wage price index y/yActual –Previous +3.2%Last 3 avg +3.27%Forecast n/a
2023-Q1: +3.7%2023-Q2: +3.7%2023-Q3: +4%2023-Q4: +4.3%2024-Q1: +4%2024-Q2: +4.1%2024-Q3: +3.6%2024-Q4: +3.2%2025-Q1: +3.5%2025-Q2: +3.4%2025-Q3: +3.3%2025-Q4: +3.4%2026-Q1: +3.2%2026-Q2: +3.2%2023-Q1 to 2026-Q2 · Australian Bureau of Statistics · hover a bar for its value

Impact: medium · Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics

07:00GBPUK CPIOctober 2026CPI y/y: prev +3.5%›

Inflation. Hotter than last month usually means higher rates for longer: currency up, stocks and gold often down. One of the biggest movers for FX and indices.

CPI y/yActual –Previous +3.5%Last 3 avg +3.17%Forecast n/a
2025-04: +3.5%2025-05: +3.4%2025-06: +3.6%2025-07: +3.8%2025-08: +3.8%2025-09: +3.8%2025-10: +3.6%2025-11: +3.2%2025-12: +3.4%2026-01: +3%2026-02: +3%2026-03: +3.3%2026-04: +2.8%2026-05: +2.8%2026-06: +2.6%2026-07: +2.9%2026-08: +3.1%2026-09: +3.5%2025-04 to 2026-09 · Office for National Statistics · hover a bar for its value

Impact: high · Source: UK Office for National Statistics

10:00EUREuro Area CPI (HICP final)October 2026HICP y/y: +4% · prev +3.8%›

Inflation. Hotter than last month usually means higher rates for longer: currency up, stocks and gold often down. One of the biggest movers for FX and indices.

HICP y/yActual +4%Previous +3.8%Last 3 avg +3.67%Forecast n/a
2025-05: +1.9%2025-06: +2%2025-07: +2%2025-08: +2.1%2025-09: +2.2%2025-10: +2.1%2025-11: +2.1%2025-12: +2%2026-01: +1.7%2026-02: +1.9%2026-03: +2.6%2026-04: +3%2026-05: +3.2%2026-06: +2.8%2026-07: +3%2026-08: +3.2%2026-09: +3.8%2026-10: +4%2025-05 to 2026-10 · Eurostat · hover a bar for its value

Impact: medium · Source: Eurostat

13:30USDHousing Starts & Building PermitsOctober 2026Housing starts (annual rate): prev 1221K›

Second-tier data. Usually a small move unless the number is far from its trend.

Housing starts (annual rate)Actual –Previous 1221KLast 3 avg 1293KForecast n/a
2025-04: 1400K2025-05: 1289K2025-06: 1379K2025-07: 1432K2025-08: 1291K2025-09: 1319K2025-10: 1273K2025-11: 1319K2025-12: 1378K2026-01: 1385K2026-02: 1346K2026-03: 1522K2026-04: 1414K2026-05: 1182K2026-06: 1439K2026-07: 1369K2026-08: 1288K2026-09: 1221K2025-04 to 2026-09 · U.S. Census Bureau · hover a bar for its value

Impact: medium · Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Thursday, 19 November 2026
00:30AUDAustralia Jobs ReportOctober 2026Employment change: prev -39KUnemployment rate: prev 4.72%›

The labour market. Strong hiring and wage growth push rates up. In the US this is the most volatile release of the month: expect spikes and slippage at the print.

Employment changeActual –Previous -39KLast 3 avg -9KForecast n/a
2025-04: +102K2025-05: -11K2025-06: -27K2025-07: +46K2025-08: -14K2025-09: +17K2025-10: +33K2025-11: -42K2025-12: +57K2026-01: +34K2026-02: +22K2026-03: +21K2026-04: -41K2026-05: +35K2026-06: +76K2026-07: -17K2026-08: +29K2026-09: -39K2025-04 to 2026-09 · Australian Bureau of Statistics · hover a bar for its value
Unemployment rateActual –Previous 4.72%Last 3 avg 4.62%Forecast n/a
2025-04: 4.06%2025-05: 4.11%2025-06: 4.34%2025-07: 4.26%2025-08: 4.22%2025-09: 4.43%2025-10: 4.32%2025-11: 4.31%2025-12: 4.12%2026-01: 4.08%2026-02: 4.31%2026-03: 4.29%2026-04: 4.5%2026-05: 4.39%2026-06: 4.45%2026-07: 4.49%2026-08: 4.65%2026-09: 4.72%2025-04 to 2026-09 · Australian Bureau of Statistics · hover a bar for its value

Impact: high · Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics

13:30USDInitial Jobless Claims›

New unemployment claims last week. A fast, noisy read on layoffs. Matters most when it trends.

No published history for this release in our data. Check the source below.

Impact: medium · Source: Regular schedule

23:30JPYJapan CPI›

Inflation. Hotter than last month usually means higher rates for longer: currency up, stocks and gold often down. One of the biggest movers for FX and indices.

No published history for this release in our data. Check the source below.

Impact: high · Source: Statistics Bureau of Japan

Friday, 20 November 2026
07:00GBPUK Retail SalesOctober 2026Retail sales m/m: prev +103.3%›

Consumer spending at shops. Consumers drive most of the economy, so a big miss moves the currency.

Retail sales m/mActual –Previous +103.3%Last 3 avg +103.33%Forecast n/a
2025-04: +101.8%2025-05: +99.9%2025-06: +100.4%2025-07: +101.9%2025-08: +101%2025-09: +102.4%2025-10: +101.5%2025-11: +101%2025-12: +101%2026-01: +102.9%2026-02: +102.1%2026-03: +102.5%2026-04: +101.5%2026-05: +102.9%2026-06: +103.4%2026-07: +103%2026-08: +103.7%2026-09: +103.3%2025-04 to 2026-09 · Office for National Statistics · hover a bar for its value

Impact: medium · Source: UK Office for National Statistics

13:30CADCanada Retail SalesSeptember 2026›

Consumer spending at shops. Consumers drive most of the economy, so a big miss moves the currency.

No published history for this release in our data. Check the source below.

Impact: medium · Source: Statistics Canada

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