Economic Calendar

Babypips.com's Economic Calendar is your trading companion to avoid event risk. Event risk is anything that will move markets, but that you can't see coming. Use our economic calendar to inform yourself of important news events and economic data reports that may shake up the financial markets and impact your trading. Don’t be blindsided.

May
4
MondayImpactActualForecastPreviousDetails
All Day
CNY
Chinese May Day
low
All Day
JPY
Greenery Day
low
All Day
GBP
May Day Bank Holiday
low
All Day
EUR
Eurogroup Meeting
med
All Day
EUR
ECB President Lagarde Speech
med
All Day
EUR
ECB Buch Speech
med
All Day
CAD
BoC Macklem Speech
med
All Day
CAD
BoC Rogers Speech
med
01:00
AUD
TD-MI Inflation Gauge MoM
low
0.6%1.1%1.3%
01:30
AUD
ANZ-Indeed Job Ads MoM
low
-0.8%0.9%-3.2%*
01:30
AUD
Building Permits MoM Prel
med
-10.5%-6.0%31.0%*
01:30
AUD
Building Permits YoY Prel
low
9.0%13.2%16.1%*
01:30
AUD
Private House Approvals MoM Prel
low
0.9%-0.2%2.0%*
07:30
CHF
procure.ch Manufacturing PMI
low
54.552.553.3
07:50
EUR
French S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final
low
52.850.0
07:55
EUR
German S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final
low
51.252.2
08:00
EUR
S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final
low
52.251.6
08:00
EUR
ECB Survey of Professional Forecasters
med
08:00
EUR
ECB Survey of Monetary Analysts
med
10:00
EUR
German 9-Month Bubill Auction
low
2.49%2.48%*
10:00
EUR
German 3-Month Bubill Auction
low
2.16%2.15%*
11:30
EUR
ECB Cipollone Speech
med
11:40
EUR
French New Car Registrations YoY
low
-0.3%4.5%12.9%
12:00
USD
Total Vehicle Sales
low
15.9M16.1M16.3M
12:30
EUR
ECB Annual Report
med
12:30
EUR
ECB de Guindos Speech
med
13:00
EUR
French 3-Month BTF Auction
low
2.22%2.19%*
13:00
EUR
French 6-Month BTF Auction
low
2.48%2.34%*
13:00
EUR
French 12-Month BTF Auction
low
2.67%2.55%*
14:00
USD
Factory Orders ex Transportation
low
1.6%0.7%1.6%*
14:00
USD
Factory Orders MoM
med
1.5%0.5%0.3%*
15:30
USD
6-Month Bill Auction
low
3.61%3.59%
15:30
USD
3-Month Bill Auction
low
3.61%3.59%
16:50
USD
Fed Williams Speech
med
18:00
USD
Loan Officer Survey
low
19:00
USD
Treasury Refunding Financing Estimates
high
23:00
AUD
S&P Global Services PMI Final
low
50.346.3
23:00
AUD
S&P Global Composite PMI Final
low
50.146.6

The Economic Calendar

An economic calendar is a resource that allows traders to learn about upcoming news events.

Babypips.com's Economic Calendar displays financial market events and announcements from across the world. The events are updated automatically upon the release of new data.

No matter what time frame you trade on, it's important to keep an eye on upcoming calendar events daily since they are likely to impact the financial markets including forex, stocks, bonds and commodities.

Since forex trading is the simultaneous buying of one currency and selling another, you can use the Economic Calendar to compare the economies behind each currency.

Events on the calendar are graded low, medium and high, depending on their likely degree of market impact.

Even if you don't trade the news, you should check the Economic Calendar every day in the morning, before you start trading, and once again, at the end of the day, to make sure you’re aware of any high-impact or major events scheduled for the next day.

High-impact events may cause volatile market conditions. Especially in the forex market.

Know ahead of time of upcoming economic data releases or events that may cause sudden volatility and negatively affect your trading, such as any open positions.

Due to the increased market volatility, it is important to remember that trading around news events can result in significant slippage.

Be sure to manage your risk and avoid overleveraging and overexposure! Don’t make the same trading mistakes that failed traders make.

Babypips.com aims to offer the most accurate content but due to the vast amount of data and the wide range of sources, we can't be held responsible for any inaccuracies that might occur.

The Economic Calendar may also be subject to change without any previous notice.

I have learned through the years that after a good run of profits in the markets, it's very important to take a few days off as a reward. The natural tendency is to keep pushing until the streak ends. But experience has taught me that a rest in the middle of the streak can often extend it.Marty Schwartz