Week ahead, 26 – 30 October 2026: five central banks, one GDP, one PCE
Week ahead forex calendar, 26–30 October 2026: Fed hold at 3.75–4.00% expected, ECB at 2.50%, BoJ at 1.25%, US Q3 GDP and September PCE on Thursday.
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Week ahead forex calendar, 26–30 October 2026: Fed hold at 3.75–4.00% expected, ECB at 2.50%, BoJ at 1.25%, US Q3 GDP and September PCE on Thursday.
Read the articleWeek ahead forex calendar, 19–23 October 2026: UK CPI at a 3.4% consensus, Canada and Japan inflation, China Q3 GDP, flash PMIs, Fed blackout.
Read the articleWeek ahead forex calendar, 12–16 October 2026: US CPI at a 3.6% consensus Wednesday, retail sales and PPI Thursday, Beige Book, Chair Warsh in Bangkok.
Read the articleWeek ahead forex calendar, 5–9 October 2026: ISM services Monday, FOMC minutes Wednesday, ECB account and China reopening Thursday, after a 29,000 payroll.
Read the articleWeek ahead forex calendar, 28 September–2 October 2026: RBA Tuesday, US PCE Wednesday, ISM Thursday, euro area flash HICP and September payrolls Friday.
Read the articleWeek ahead forex calendar, 21–25 September 2026: flash PMIs Wednesday, SNB decision Thursday 07:30 UTC, Tokyo closed Mon–Wed after the BoJ hike.
Read the articleWeek 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.
Read the articleWeek ahead forex calendar for 7–11 September 2026: Labor Day Monday, ECB decision Thursday 12:15 UTC, US CPI Friday 12:30 UTC, with previous prints.
Read the articleUS payrolls on Friday, euro area flash inflation on Tuesday, the Beige Book on Wednesday. The calendar, the previous prints and what it means for your sessions.
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