Market calendar
What can move markets — RBI & Fed rate decisions, jobs and inflation data, big results dates, and market holidays. Upcoming shows forecast vs previous; Past shows the actual number once it's released.
Latest releases
See all past →Thursday, August 6
TodayWeekly count of new unemployment filings — the fastest read on the labour market.
US Dept of Labor / FRED ICSA ↗Friday, August 7
TomorrowThe month's biggest US data point — jobs added and the jobless rate steer the Fed.
US BLS ↗Wednesday, August 12
In 6 daysHeadline consumer inflation — a hot print pushes back rate-cut bets.
US BLS ↗Thursday, August 13
In 7 daysWholesale prices — an upstream signal for consumer inflation.
US BLS ↗Weekly count of new unemployment filings — the fastest read on the labour market.
US Dept of Labor / FRED ICSA ↗Friday, August 14
Consumer spending trend — the engine of US growth.
US Census Bureau ↗Wednesday, August 19
Detailed record of the Jul 29 meeting — hints at the September path.
Federal Reserve ↗Thursday, August 20
Weekly count of new unemployment filings — the fastest read on the labour market.
US Dept of Labor / FRED ICSA ↗Wednesday, August 26
Date is expected, not yet officially set — the last big read on AI infrastructure spending for the quarter.
Earnings calendars (date not yet confirmed by NVIDIA IR) ↗Revises the first GDP reading and adds company profit data for the quarter.
BEA release schedule ↗Orders for long-lasting goods — an early read on business investment appetite.
US Census Bureau M3 release schedule ↗The Fed's preferred inflation gauge — the last big price print before the September meeting.
BEA release schedule ↗Thursday, August 27
Weekly count of new unemployment filings — the fastest read on the labour market.
US Dept of Labor / FRED ICSA ↗Friday, August 28
Annual Fed retreat (Aug 27-29); the chair's Friday keynote often sets the tone for September policy.
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City ↗Tuesday, September 1
Above 50 means factories are expanding — released on the first business day of each month.
Institute for Supply Management ↗Thursday, September 3
The weekly pulse on US layoffs — the earliest signal the labour market is cracking.
US Department of Labor ↗Friday, September 4
The month's biggest US data point — drives Fed rate expectations and global risk appetite.
US Bureau of Labor Statistics ↗Thursday, September 10
Weekly first-time unemployment filings — the highest-frequency read on the labour market.
US DoL / FRED (ICSA) ↗Dates and figures are compiled from reputable public sources and shown as reported by them, for education only — not investment advice. Always verify against the official source before acting.