Economic calendar

Stay updated with our economic calendar

Keep track of key events that could affect the markets

Monday 1 June to Sunday 7 June

US ISM Manufacturing & Services PMIs

Monday, June 1 and Wednesday, June 3

15:00 BST

The ISM surveys offer one of the clearest real-time reads on US economic momentum. Markets will closely monitor new orders, employment components, and price pressures. Weak manufacturing or services activity could increase recession concerns, while stronger data may reinforce expectations that the US economy remains resilient despite tighter monetary conditions.

What to watch: USD, S&P 500

Eurozone CPI Inflation

Tuesday, June 2

10:00 BST

Eurozone inflation figures will be critical for expectations surrounding future European Central Bank policy moves. Traders will watch core inflation especially closely after recent volatility in energy and services prices. A hotter-than-expected reading could reduce expectations for aggressive ECB easing, supporting the euro, while softer inflation may pressure the single currency lower.

What to watch: EUR, Germany 40

US Non-Farm Payrolls

Friday, June 5

13:30 BST

The US jobs report will likely be the biggest market mover of the week. Traders will focus on payroll growth, wage inflation, and the unemployment rate for clues about Federal Reserve policy. A stronger-than-expected report could boost the US dollar and Treasury yields, while weaker numbers may only revive rate-cut expectations in the event there is a deal with US-Iran and oil prices fall back.

What to watch: Gold, USD

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      Economic calendar FAQ

      Why should I use an economic calendar?

      An economic calendar enables you to plan your trading around key market-moving events. This is important for any trader, as economic releases can quickly change market conditions and may throw your existing strategy off course.

      Some traders steer of the markets entirely when economic data is due to be released; others see the heightened volatility as the best time to trade. Either way, knowing precisely when events are set to land is key to trading successfully.

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      What is an economic calendar?

      An economic calendar is a diary that lists the upcoming economic releases and events that are likely to move markets in the coming weeks and months. It’s an essential tool for traders, helping you plan your strategy around when your chosen markets might be highly volatile.

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      By default, the City Index calendar will show you all the potential market-moving events in the coming days – including how important each event is, plus its previous and consensus figure.

      By tapping ‘SHOW FILTERS’, you can tailor the calendar to your specific strategy. For example, you can choose to only see events from certain countries or categories. You can even choose to only see events that are expected to deliver high volatility.

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