How often is the calendar updated?
Every 30 minutes. The events are read automatically from the Forex Factory weekly calendar and saved on our server; the time of the latest update is shown under the calendar.
Economic Calendar – Forex News This Week
A free economic calendar with this week's forex news from the Forex Factory calendar: every high, medium and low impact release with its forecast and previous value, shown in your own time zone. Filter by day, impact and currency so you never miss NFP, CPI or an interest rate decision.
- Free
- Updated every 30 minutes
- Your time zone
Time now in New York (UTC-04:00):
Time zone
Detected: America/New_York · Showing America/New_York (UTC-04:00)
Economic calendar
19 – 25 October 2026 This week
Impact
Showing 2 of 74 events this week
Clear all filtersThursday, 22 October 2026 1 event
| Time | Currency | Impact | Event | Forecast | Previous | Details |
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| (past) | CHF | Low | Summary of Monetary Policy Discussions | none | none | Details about Summary of Monetary Policy Discussions (opens in a new tab) |
Saturday, 24 October 2026 1 event
| Time | Currency | Impact | Event | Forecast | Previous | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Next | CHF | Holiday | Daylight Saving Time Shift | none | none | Details about Daylight Saving Time Shift (opens in a new tab) |
Source: Forex Factory · Last updated (America/New_York)
The data is provided for information only and may change at any time. It is not trading advice.
What is an economic calendar?
An economic calendar lists the scheduled economic releases and events that can move the currency markets: central bank interest rate decisions, inflation (CPI), employment reports such as NFP (US Non-Farm Payrolls), GDP, retail sales, business surveys and speeches by central bankers. Each entry shows when it happens, which currency it affects, how much impact it usually has, and the forecast and previous values.
This forex news calendar is built from the Forex Factory calendar and shows the events of the week in your time zone, so you can see at a glance what is coming today and later in the week.
How to read impact levels
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High impact
Releases that often move a currency sharply, such as an interest rate decision, NFP or CPI. Spreads can widen and prices can jump around the release time.
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Medium impact
Releases that can move the market, usually less than high impact news.
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Low impact
Releases that rarely move the market on their own.
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Holiday
A bank holiday in that currency's country: trading is often thinner.
Why time zones matter for traders
Release times are fixed in the country that publishes them, while you trade in your own time. Daylight saving time starts and ends on different dates in Europe, the United States and Australia, so the gap between your clock and a release can change from one week to the next.
This calendar converts every release to the time zone you choose, using the official time zone database with its daylight saving rules, and groups the events by your local day. An event late in the evening in New York can fall on the next morning in India or Tokyo, and it is listed on that local day.
How to use this calendar
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Check your time zone
The calendar opens in your detected time zone. Pick another one any time.
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Pick a day
Use the day tabs to see one day of the week, or All for the whole week.
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Filter what matters
Choose impact levels and currencies, search a title, or show only upcoming events.
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Plan around the release
Note the time, the forecast and the previous value before the news is out.
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Open the details
Use Details to read more about an event on Forex Factory.
Frequently asked questions
Which time zone are the times in?
In your own time zone, detected from your connection (UTC when it cannot be detected). You can choose any other time zone with the time zone selector, and this browser remembers your choice.
What does high impact mean?
High impact marks the releases that usually move a currency the most, such as an interest rate decision, NFP (US Non-Farm Payrolls) or CPI inflation. Medium and low impact events usually move the market less, and Holiday marks a bank holiday with thinner trading.
Where does the data come from?
From the Forex Factory economic calendar. Every event links to its details page on Forex Factory.
Is it free?
Yes. The economic calendar is free to use, with no sign-up and no account.
What do Forecast and Previous mean?
Forecast is the value expected for a release and Previous is the value of the release before it, as published in the source calendar. Both can change before and after the release.
Can I see past and upcoming weeks?
Yes. Use the previous and next week buttons to move through every week stored so far; past weeks are kept.
Is this trading advice?
No. The data is provided for information only and may change at any time. It is not trading advice.