Economic Calendar

Monitor market-moving events. The economic calendar shows you which economic reports, fed statements, and other releases are scheduled this week and in upcoming weeks, and what their estimated impact on the financial markets is likely to be. An impact of 1 is minimal and an impact of 3 is significant.
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Any
Any
Impact
Any
Any
Time
Country
Impact
Event
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Estimate
Previous
14:30
CanadaCanada
BoC Business Outlook Survey
12:30
CanadaCanada
Unemployment Rate6.6%6.6%
12:30
CanadaCanada
Employment Change34.522.1
12:30
CanadaCanada
Full Time Employment Change-43.6
12:30
CanadaCanada
Part Time Employment Change65.7
12:30
CanadaCanada
Participation Rate65.1%
12:30
CanadaCanada
Average Hourly Wages Year-over-Year4.9%
12:30
CanadaCanada
Building Permits Month-over-Month-8.5%22.1%
Time
Country
Impact
Event
Actual
Estimate
Previous
16:00
CanadaCanada
2-Year Bond Auction2.872%
Time
Country
Impact
Event
Actual
Estimate
Previous
12:30
CanadaCanada
Average Hourly Wages Year-over-Year4.9%
12:30
CanadaCanada
Average Hourly Earnings4.9%
Time
Country
Impact
Event
Actual
Estimate
Previous
12:30
CanadaCanada
Imports64.97
12:30
CanadaCanada
Balance of Trade0.20.68
12:30
CanadaCanada
Exports65.66

FAQ

What is CPI?
The Consumer Price Index is a measurement of inflation as it tracks the prices of hundreds of items such as food, gasoline, clothing, and housing.
    What happens to stocks if the CPI increases?
    When the Consumer Price Index (CPI) increases, it can have numerous impacts on the broader market.

    However, an increase in CPI typically results in stock market volatility.
      How often is the CPI published?
      The US consumer price index is published monthly and measures the average change in consumer prices over time.
        Which stocks go up when interest rates rise?
        As interest rates rise, bank stocks, brokerages, mortgage and insurance companies can charge higher interest or increase their lending rates. If banks increase their lending rates, it often results in increased earnings.

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          Major Stock Indexes

          Name
          Price & Change
          Market Cap
          S&P 500
          5751.07
          +51.13 (+0.9%)
          51.01T
          Dow Jones Industrial Average
          42352.75
          +341.16 (+0.81%)
          13.49T
          Nasdaq 100
          20035.02
          +241.674 (+1.22%)
          26.22T

          Leading Cryptocurrencies

          Name
          Price & Change
          Market Cap
          Bitcoin
          62197.02
          +974.984 (+1.59%)
          1.23T
          Ethereum
          2414.51
          +48.081 (+2.03%)
          291.68B
          Solana
          143.15
          +3.32 (+2.37%)
          84.83B
          Binance Coin
          562.24
          +14.129 (+2.58%)
          82.37B
          Ripple
          0.53
          +0.011 (+2.07%)
          53.36B

          FAQ

          What is CPI?
          The Consumer Price Index is a measurement of inflation as it tracks the prices of hundreds of items such as food, gasoline, clothing, and housing.
            What happens to stocks if the CPI increases?
            When the Consumer Price Index (CPI) increases, it can have numerous impacts on the broader market.

            However, an increase in CPI typically results in stock market volatility.
              How often is the CPI published?
              The US consumer price index is published monthly and measures the average change in consumer prices over time.
                Which stocks go up when interest rates rise?
                As interest rates rise, bank stocks, brokerages, mortgage and insurance companies can charge higher interest or increase their lending rates. If banks increase their lending rates, it often results in increased earnings.