HashObserver

Economic calendar

Scheduled releases and what they published. Times are the publisher's own where one is stated.

Next dueCPI y/y (July)Aug 9

July 2026
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June 29June 30July 1July 2July 3July 4July 5
July 6July 7July 8July 9July 10CFTC weekly Commitments of Traders reportJuly 11July 12
July 13Bank of England Chief Economist Pill speechJuly 14Chicago Fed President Goolsbee (2027 FOMC voter) fireside chatBank of England Governor Bailey speechJuly 15Federal Reserve Beige BookNew York Fed President Williams (permanent FOMC voter) speechJuly 16Bank of Korea rate-setting meetingDallas Fed President Logan (2026 FOMC voter) speechSwiss National Bank monetary policy meeting minutesJuly 17CFTC weekly Commitments of Traders reportJuly 18July 19
July 20July 21European Central Bank bank lending surveyJuly 22Bank Indonesia rate decisionJuly 23European Central Bank President Lagarde monetary policy press conferenceCentral Bank of the Republic of Türkiye rate decisionSouth African Reserve Bank rate decisionJuly 24European Central Bank Survey of Professional ForecastersBank of Russia rate decisionCFTC weekly Commitments of Traders reportJuly 25July 26
July 27July 28Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Bullock speechJuly 29Federal Reserve Chair Warsh monetary policy press conferenceBank of Canada monetary policy meeting minutesJuly 30Bank of England Governor Bailey monetary policy press conferenceNational Bank of Ukraine rate decisionJuly 31Bank of Japan rate decisionBank of Japan Governor Ueda monetary policy press conferenceCFTC weekly Commitments of Traders reportAugust 1August 2

Each day names the entries the calendar supplier ranks highest, marking those it ranks ★★★ or above; the rest are counted. Open a day for all of it, in order.

Ranking is the calendar supplier's, one to four stars. ★★★ and above is what it marks out as market-moving; nothing here assigns a ranking of its own, and a blank means nobody published one.

Policy rates

Figures for the releases this publication tracks itself come from the agency that published them. The rest of the calendar, along with the forecast and importance columns, comes from a calendar supplier; no free official source publishes a consensus expectation or a market-importance ranking. A cell reads empty where nobody stated a figure. 743 further entries are held back from the English calendar because no English-language publisher has yet been seen naming them; they appear in the Chinese one.