Economic calendar news schedule today

Today September 13 there is no high-impact news, but some medium-impact news may be of concern to traders.

New Loans for the Chinese Yuan are expected to rise to 810B from the previous 260B

Prelim UoM Consumer Sentiment for the US Dollar, is expected to rise to 68.2 from the previous revision of 67.9

Prelim UoM Inflation Expectations for US Dollar.

Industrial Production for the Chinese Yuan, is expected 4.7% from a previous revision of 5.1%.

Retail Sales for Chinese Yuan, expected to be 2.5% from the previous revision of 2.5%.

Today is Monday 16 September, the market may be sluggish due to bank holidays in Japan and China, and no news in the high-impact category will be released. News that may be of concern is:

The Empire State Manufacturing Index for the US Dollar is expected to fall -4.1 from the previous revision of -4.7

PPI for the Swiss Franc, is expected to be 0.1% from a previous revision of 0.0%.

Important economic calendar schedule today September 17

CPI data for the Canadian Dollar currency, CPI is expected to be 0.0% from the previous revision of 0.4%. Median CPI YoY is expected to be 2.2% from the previous 2.4%, Trimmed CPI YoY is expected to be 2.5% from the previous 2.7%, and Common CPI yoy is expected to be 2.2% from the previous 2.2%.

US Retail sales are in US Dollar currency, Core retail sales are expected to be 0.2% from the previous revision of 0.4%, and Retail sales are expected to be -0.2% from the previous 1.0%.

High impact news in today's economic calendar schedule September 18 citing Forexfactory

UK CPI data for the Pound Sterling is forecast at 2.2%, the same as the previous data revision of 2.2%

Eurozone CPI for the Euro currency, Core CPI is forecast at 2.8%, the same as the previous revision of 2.8%, Final CPI is forecast at 2.2%, the same as the previous 2.2%.

US Building Permits data for US dollars is predicted to increase by 1.41B from the previous 1.40B.

Some high impact news released today September 19.

Federal Funds Rate for US dollars, actual data 5.00% smaller than forecast 5.25% from the previous revision of 5.50%.

FOMC economic projections, FOMC statement, and FOMC press conference, more hawkish good for US dollar.

US Unemployment Claims is predicted to be the same as previous 230k.

New Zealand GDP for NZD is predicted to fall -0.4% from the previous 0.2%.

Australia's Employment Change and Unemployment Rate is predicted to fall by 26.4k from the previous 58.2k with an Unemployment Rate of 4.2%.

Official Bank Rate Band of England, for GBP is predicted to be 5.00%, the same as previously 5.00%.

Important high impact news is of concern to traders today September 20:

BOJ policy rate, for the Japanese Yen currency, is predicted to be 0.25%, the same as the previous revision of 0.25%.

The BOJ's monetary policy statement, hawkish or dovish, provides an overview of future policy.

Retail sales for Pound Sterling are predicted to be 0.3% smaller than the previous revision of 0.5%.

BOC Gov Mackiem Speaks, for the Canadian dollar, hawkish or dovish statements can affect the currency.

Canadian retail sales, core retail sales are predicted to be 0.2% smaller than the previous revision of 0.3%, retail sales are predicted to be 0.5% from the previous -0.3%.

ECB President Lagarde Speaks for Euro, hawkish or dovish statements may matter.

FOMC Member Harker Speaks for the US dollar, hawkish or dovish statements may be influential.

Today's high impact news that may concern traders September 23

Manufacturing PMI and Service PMI Europe including French and German for Euro currency.

Manufacturing PMI and Service PMI UK for GBP currency.

Manufacturing PMI and Service PMI US for USD currency.

Today's high impact news that investors may pay attention to September 24

The RBA Rate Statement and RBA Cash Rate for AUD are predicted to remain unchanged at 4.35%.

BOJ Gov. Ueda Speaks for JPY, hawkish or dovist statements are of concern to investors.

CB Consumer Confidence for USD is forecast at 103.9 from the previous revision of 103.3.

Today's high impact news that may concern traders on September 25:

BOC Gov Macklem Speaks for the Canadian Dollar, hawkish or dovish statements can provide insight into future interest rate policy.

Australia's CPI for the Australian dollar is forecast at 2.7%, down from the previous revision of 3.5%.

High impact news released today that may be of interest to investors on September 26

SNB Monetary Policy Assessment and SNB Policy Rate for CHF, the interest rate is predicted to be 1.00% from the previous revision of 1.25%.

Final GDP for USD, forecast at 3.0%, the same as the previous revision of 3.0%, Unemployment Claims is forecast at 224k from the previous revision of 219k.

Fed Chair Powell Speaks for USD, hawkish or dovish statements are a concern for traders.