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For forex traders: every release, and how currencies tend to react
Currencies move on data and central banks. Our calendar covers the U.S., euro area, UK, Japan, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland and China, with what each surprise tends to do to the pair.
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This week's releases and central-bank decisions in New York time, with impact ratings, forecasts and previous readings. Filter by currency and impact.
What each surprise tends to do
For every data release and rate decision: how the currency and its main pair have tended to react to a hotter or cooler result.
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Latest from the desk
China will out-invest the U.S. in energy by $325 billion this year: $940 billion vs $615 billion
The $940 billion figure that Chinese state TV reported Sunday matches the International Energy Agency's own 2026 projection, which puts China at 28% of the $3.4 trillion the world will spend on energy.
The Nightcap: Iran gap risk for Sunday's reopen, after oil's 13% weekly drop
US futures are shut until 6 PM ET Sunday. December WTI fell 12.8% in a week on hopes the midterms would end the Iran war, and analysts told CNBC the Gulf is heading the other way.
Oil falls 13% in a week on election hopes, but analysts see 80% odds Iran fighting resumes
December WTI closed Friday at $90.83, down from $104.12 a week earlier, as traders priced a Democratic Congress ending the Iran war. RBC and Rapidan Energy say the Gulf is moving the other way.
Italy's foreign minister says hackers leaked his personal data on the dark web, and Meloni blames pro-Russian groups
Antonio Tajani says criminals have spread his data for days and will pay for more. It follows hoax bomb threats, attacks on supermarket refrigeration systems and drone sightings across Europe.
U.S. disables a cargo ship leaving Iran in the Gulf of Oman, as Iran says two tankers hit mines
Central Command says a plane fired on a St. Kitts-flagged vessel that tried to leave after visiting an Iranian port. It is the first confirmed U.S. strike on a cargo ship in nearly a month, and it lands as Washington weighs new strikes on Iran.
Porzingis steps away from the NBA, and the Warriors stop paying his $20 million salary
The Golden State center says his body would not let him play at his level. The team is not voiding his contract, can still use the salary in a trade before February, and is 6-3.
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