Week ahead, 14 – 18 September 2026: three central banks in one forex week
Week ahead forex calendar, 14–18 September 2026: FOMC Wednesday 18:00 UTC, Bank of England Thursday 11:00 UTC, Bank of Japan Friday, with previous prints.
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Socius News is the editorial desk of Socius Trades. It reads the week ahead, revisits three centuries of market history, compares trading tools on the facts and explains the numbers behind a trader's results. Every article is sourced, dated and reviewed before publication. No signals, no forecasts, no promises.
Week ahead forex calendar, 14–18 September 2026: FOMC Wednesday 18:00 UTC, Bank of England Thursday 11:00 UTC, Bank of Japan Friday, with previous prints.
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