US CPI 3.7% y/y in September 2026 (previous 3.4%)
Month on month +0.6% (seasonally adjusted). Inflation picked up. What it often means: a firmer US dollar and pressure on gold and US indices, because rates may stay higher for longer.
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What the official releases said, in plain words: inflation, jobs and central banks. Times in UTC, Pakistan (PKT) and India (IST).
Month on month +0.6% (seasonally adjusted). Inflation picked up. What it often means: a firmer US dollar and pressure on gold and US indices, because rates may stay higher for longer.
Change in non-farm payrolls, in thousands of jobs. Fewer jobs than the month before: what it often means is a softer US dollar and support for gold.
Unemployment rose: often a softer dollar and support for gold.
An ECB official gave a speech or interview (usually a small market effect).
An ECB official gave a speech or interview (usually a small market effect).
An ECB survey of inflation and growth expectations in the euro area.
An ECB official gave a speech or interview (usually a small market effect).
An ECB official gave a speech or interview (usually a small market effect).
An ECB official gave a speech or interview (usually a small market effect).
An ECB official gave a speech or interview (usually a small market effect).
An ECB official gave a speech or interview (usually a small market effect).
A Fed official gave a speech (banking or supervision topics; usually a small market effect).
An ECB official gave a speech or interview (usually a small market effect).
An ECB official gave a speech or interview (usually a small market effect).
Minutes of the Fed Board's discount rate meetings: background on the Board's view, usually a small market effect.
A Fed policymaker spoke on the economy or policy. Hints about the next rate move can move the dollar and gold.
An ECB official gave a speech or interview (usually a small market effect).
Minutes of the last Fed meeting: how many officials leaned towards higher or lower rates. Markets read them for the next move; a more hawkish tone usually supports the dollar and weighs on gold.
An energy outlook from the US EIA: supply, demand and price expectations for oil and gas.
A Fed official gave a speech (banking or supervision topics; usually a small market effect).
An ECB official gave a speech or interview (usually a small market effect).
An ECB official gave a speech or interview (usually a small market effect).
The US trade balance (exports minus imports) for the month.
Education only, not financial advice. Short summaries in our own words; the official source is linked on each item. Markets can move sharply around these releases.