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Forex Economic Calendar

This week's high-impact forex events, each tagged with the live FXNewsBias sentiment of the currency it moves. Times shown in UTC.

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How To Use This Calendar

High impact events (red) cause volatility, be cautious trading 30 min before/after. Compare Actual vs Forecast: beats are bullish, misses are bearish for that currency. Each event is tagged with the live sentiment of the currency it moves, so you can see the bias before the number lands.

Impact: High Medium Low Times in UTC Β· bias = live FXNewsBias sentiment
Thursday, 24 Sep 2026
12:30 UTCMediumUSD Bullish 72
US Initial Jobless Claims
Weekly first-time unemployment filings β€” a fast read on the US labour market.
Wednesday, 30 Sep 2026
12:15 UTCMediumUSD Bullish 72
ADP Non-Farm Employment Change
Private-payrolls preview two days before NFP.
Thursday, 1 Oct 2026
12:30 UTCMediumUSD Bullish 72
US Initial Jobless Claims
Weekly first-time unemployment filings β€” a fast read on the US labour market.
14:00 UTCHighUSD Bullish 72
ISM Manufacturing PMI
Factory-sector health; a reading below 50 signals contraction.
Friday, 2 Oct 2026
12:30 UTCHighUSD Bullish 72
US Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP)
The month’s marquee US jobs report β€” the single biggest scheduled mover for the dollar.
12:30 UTCHighUSD Bullish 72
US Unemployment Rate & Avg Hourly Earnings
Released with NFP; wage growth drives Fed rate expectations.
Monday, 5 Oct 2026
14:00 UTCHighUSD Bullish 72
ISM Services PMI
Services dominate US output β€” a key growth and inflation gauge.
Thursday, 8 Oct 2026
12:30 UTCMediumUSD Bullish 72
US Initial Jobless Claims
Weekly first-time unemployment filings β€” a fast read on the US labour market.

Covers the highest-impact recurring US releases (NFP, ISM, jobless claims) plus any confirmed central-bank decisions, each shown with the live sentiment of the currency it affects. Release times are indicative (standard schedule), always confirm against the official source before trading.

Forex Economic Calendar

The forex economic calendar tracks the scheduled data releases and central-bank events that move currency markets, interest-rate decisions, inflation (CPI), jobs reports (NFP), GDP and the ISM/PMI surveys. What makes this calendar different is the live sentiment beside every event: each release is tagged with the current news-based bias of the currency it affects, so you can see the market's standing position before the number prints.

Use it alongside the live forex news feed, our currency sentiment and pair analysis, and the daily market insight. High-impact events (flagged red) tend to cause the sharpest volatility, beats versus forecast are typically bullish for that currency, misses bearish.

Economic Calendar FAQ

What is a forex economic calendar?

A forex economic calendar is a schedule of upcoming economic data releases and central-bank events, interest-rate decisions, inflation (CPI), jobs (NFP), GDP and more, that move currency exchange rates. FXNewsBias also tags each event with the live sentiment of the currency it affects.

Which economic events move forex the most?

The highest-impact events are central-bank rate decisions (Fed, ECB, BoE, BoJ), US Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP), CPI inflation, GDP and the ISM/PMI surveys. These are flagged β€œHigh” impact above.

What time is Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) released?

NFP is released on the first Friday of each month at 8:30 AM US Eastern time, 12:30 UTC in summer, 13:30 UTC in winter. It is the single biggest scheduled mover for the US dollar.

How is the FXNewsBias calendar different?

Every event here is paired with the current news-based sentiment and bias of the currency it affects, so you can see the market's standing position going into each release, not just the schedule.

Is the forex economic calendar free?

Yes. The FXNewsBias economic calendar and real-time currency sentiment are free to use.