Economic Calendar
Releases relevant to gold and major FX pairs. Times shown in Istanbul (Europe/Istanbul). Live data currently only covers USD — other currencies show illustrative sample events until a multi-country provider is added.
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25 Sept, 13:07 Istanbul
25 Sept, 23:07 Istanbul
26 Sept, 09:07 Istanbul
26 Sept, 19:07 Istanbul
27 Sept, 05:07 Istanbul
27 Sept, 15:07 Istanbul
28 Sept, 01:07 Istanbul
30 Sept, 15:30 Istanbul
This is the typical short-term knee-jerk reaction (hot prints raise rate-hike odds, lifting real yields) — inflation is also a long-term tailwind for gold as a hedge, so the actual move depends on how far the print is from what markets already expected, which this free data source can't show.
30 Sept, 15:30 Istanbul
Stronger growth can support the dollar and pressure gold; weaker growth can support gold if it raises rate-cut expectations.
02 Oct, 15:30 Istanbul
Stronger hiring supports the dollar and reduces rate-cut odds, which typically weighs on gold.
02 Oct, 15:30 Istanbul
A rising jobless rate signals a cooling labor market, often raising rate-cut odds and supporting gold.
14 Oct, 15:30 Istanbul
This is the typical short-term knee-jerk reaction (hot prints raise rate-hike odds, lifting real yields) — inflation is also a long-term tailwind for gold as a hedge, so the actual move depends on how far the print is from what markets already expected, which this free data source can't show.
14 Oct, 15:30 Istanbul
This is the typical short-term knee-jerk reaction (hot prints raise rate-hike odds, lifting real yields) — inflation is also a long-term tailwind for gold as a hedge, so the actual move depends on how far the print is from what markets already expected, which this free data source can't show.
16 Oct, 16:15 Istanbul
Like GDP, stronger factory output signals a healthier economy, which can support the dollar and pressure gold; a soft reading can do the opposite by raising rate-cut odds.
16 Oct, 16:15 Istanbul
Like GDP, stronger factory output signals a healthier economy, which can support the dollar and pressure gold; a soft reading can do the opposite by raising rate-cut odds.
28 Oct, 21:00 Istanbul
Higher rates raise the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold; lower rates reduce it.
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18 Sept, 16:15 Istanbul
Like GDP, stronger factory output signals a healthier economy, which can support the dollar and pressure gold; a soft reading can do the opposite by raising rate-cut odds.
18 Sept, 16:15 Istanbul
Like GDP, stronger factory output signals a healthier economy, which can support the dollar and pressure gold; a soft reading can do the opposite by raising rate-cut odds.
18 Sept, 11:07 Istanbul· higher than expected
This is the typical short-term knee-jerk reaction (hot prints raise rate-hike odds, lifting real yields) — inflation is also a long-term tailwind for gold as a hedge, so the actual move depends on how far the print is from what markets already expected, which this free data source can't show.
17 Sept, 05:07 Istanbul· higher than expected
Stronger growth can support the dollar and pressure gold; weaker growth can support gold if it raises rate-cut expectations.
16 Sept, 21:00 Istanbul
Higher rates raise the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold; lower rates reduce it.
16 Sept, 19:07 Istanbul· higher than expected
This is the typical short-term knee-jerk reaction (hot prints raise rate-hike odds, lifting real yields) — inflation is also a long-term tailwind for gold as a hedge, so the actual move depends on how far the print is from what markets already expected, which this free data source can't show.
11 Sept, 15:30 Istanbul
This is the typical short-term knee-jerk reaction (hot prints raise rate-hike odds, lifting real yields) — inflation is also a long-term tailwind for gold as a hedge, so the actual move depends on how far the print is from what markets already expected, which this free data source can't show.
11 Sept, 15:30 Istanbul
This is the typical short-term knee-jerk reaction (hot prints raise rate-hike odds, lifting real yields) — inflation is also a long-term tailwind for gold as a hedge, so the actual move depends on how far the print is from what markets already expected, which this free data source can't show.
04 Sept, 15:30 Istanbul
A rising jobless rate signals a cooling labor market, often raising rate-cut odds and supporting gold.
04 Sept, 15:30 Istanbul
Stronger hiring supports the dollar and reduces rate-cut odds, which typically weighs on gold.
26 Aug, 15:30 Istanbul
Stronger growth can support the dollar and pressure gold; weaker growth can support gold if it raises rate-cut expectations.
26 Aug, 15:30 Istanbul
This is the typical short-term knee-jerk reaction (hot prints raise rate-hike odds, lifting real yields) — inflation is also a long-term tailwind for gold as a hedge, so the actual move depends on how far the print is from what markets already expected, which this free data source can't show.