- XAUUSD
- XAGUSD
- WTI
- USDX
Markets
Analysis
User
24/7
Economic Calendar
Education
Data
- Names
- Latest
- Prev












Signal Accounts for Members
All Signal Accounts
All Contests


The Reserve Bank Of Australia Held Interest Rates Steady For The Second Consecutive Meeting To Assess Developments In The Economic Outlook
Australian Treasurer Chalmers: The Reserve Bank Of Australia’s Decision To Keep Interest Rates Unchanged Amid Heightened Global Uncertainty And Ongoing Domestic Pressure Is A Welcome One
The Reserve Bank Of Australia: Although The Impact Of The Middle East Conflict On Inflation Has Been Smaller Than Expected So Far, Overall Inflation Remains Too High
Reserve Bank Of Australia: Disruptions In Global Oil Supplies Are Directly Driving Up Inflation
Reserve Bank Of Australia: Current Financial Conditions Are Tighter Than Before, And The Economy Appears To Be Slowing As Expected
The Reserve Bank Of Australia (RBA) Decided To Maintain The Cash Rate Target Unchanged In Order To Assess The Development Of The Economy, Given That Monetary Policy Is Considered Slightly Tight
Reserve Bank Of Australia: Short-term Inflation Expectations Have Eased Somewhat, But Remain Higher Than At The Beginning Of The Year
The Reserve Bank Of Australia (RBA) Stated That The Committee Will Continue To Take Necessary Measures To Ensure A Sustainable Return Of Inflation To Its Target, Including Further Raising The Cash Rate Target Should Upside Risks Emerge
Reserve Bank Of Australia: Average Inflation, Excluding Extreme Values, Remains High And Has Not Changed Much Compared To The March Quarter
Reserve Bank Of Australia: The Committee Remains Focused On Ensuring That High Inflation Does Not Become Entrenched
Reserve Bank Of Australia: Inflation Is Expected To Rise Significantly In The Second Half Of 2025, And Data Since The Beginning Of This Year Confirms That The Rise In Inflation Is Partly Due To Increased Production Capacity Pressures
The Reserve Bank Of Australia (RBA) Stated That The Committee Will Focus On Data And Evolving Outlook And Risk Assessments To Guide Its Decision-making
Reserve Bank Of Australia: The Housing Market Has Weakened More Than Expected, And Loan Growth Will Slow Further
Reserve Bank Of Australia: Global Growth Outlook Revised Upwards Given The Boom In Artificial Intelligence And Resilience In The Gulf Conflict
Reserve Bank Of Australia: Recent Government Budget Has Not Changed The Outlook For Public Demand
Reserve Bank Of Australia: The Labor Market Remains Slightly Tight And Is Expected To Remain Stable In The Short Term Before Gradually Easing
The Reserve Bank Of Australia's Forecasts Are Based On Technical Assumptions That The Cash Rate Will Be 4.4% In The Fourth Quarter Of 2026, 4.5% In The Fourth Quarter Of 2027, And 4.4% In The Fourth Quarter Of 2028
The Reserve Bank Of Australia (RBA) Stated That The Resolution Of The Middle East Conflict Remains Uncertain, With Scenarios Including Higher-than-expected Inflation And Lower-than-expected Economic Activity

U.S. Average Hourly Wage YoY (Jul)A:--
F: --
U.S. Manufacturing Employment (SA) (Jul)A:--
F: --
U.S. Government Employment (Jul)A:--
F: --
U.S. Average Hourly Wage MoM (SA) (Jul)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. U6 Unemployment Rate (SA) (Jul)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. Private Nonfarm Payrolls (SA) (Jul)A:--
F: --
U.S. Labor Force Participation Rate (SA) (Jul)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. Average Weekly Working Hours (SA) (Jul)A:--
F: --
P: --
Canada Ivey PMI (SA) (Jul)A:--
F: --
P: --
Canada Ivey PMI (Not SA) (Jul)A:--
F: --
P: --
Richmond Federal Reserve President Barkin delivered a speech.
U.S. Weekly Total Oil Rig CountA:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. Weekly Total Rig CountA:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. Consumer Credit (SA) (Jun)A:--
F: --
China, Mainland CPI YoY (Jul)A:--
F: --
P: --
China, Mainland CPI MoM (Jul)A:--
F: --
P: --
China, Mainland PPI YoY (Jul)A:--
F: --
P: --
Japan Trade Balance (Jun)A:--
F: --
P: --
Euro Zone Sentix Investor Confidence Index (Aug)A:--
F: --
P: --
Canada National Economic Confidence IndexA:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. Conference Board Employment Trends Index (SA) (Jul)A:--
F: --
Saudi Arabia Crude Oil ProductionA:--
F: --
P: --
China, Mainland M2 Money Supply YoY (Jul)--
F: --
P: --
China, Mainland M1 Money Supply YoY (Jul)--
F: --
P: --
China, Mainland M0 Money Supply YoY (Jul)--
F: --
P: --
China, Mainland Social Financing Scale (Jul)--
F: --
P: --
US President Trump delivered a speech
U.K. BRC Like-For-Like Retail Sales YoY (Jul)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.K. BRC Overall Retail Sales YoY (Jul)A:--
F: --
P: --
Indonesia Retail Sales YoY (Jun)A:--
F: --
P: --
Australia Overnight (Borrowing) Key RateA:--
F: --
P: --
RBA Rate Statement
RBA Press Conference
Turkey Retail Sales YoY (Jun)--
F: --
P: --
South Africa Unemployment Rate (Q2)--
F: --
P: --
U.S. NFIB Small Business Optimism Index (SA) (Jul)--
F: --
P: --
Mexico Industrial Output YoY (Jun)--
F: --
P: --
Brazil CPI YoY (Jul)--
F: --
P: --
U.S. Weekly Redbook Index YoY--
F: --
P: --
Russia Trade Balance (Jun)--
F: --
P: --
U.S. Existing Home Sales Annualized Total (Jul)--
F: --
P: --
U.S. Existing Home Sales Annualized MoM (Jul)--
F: --
P: --
U.S. EIA Short-Term Crude Production Forecast For The Year (Aug)--
F: --
P: --
U.S. EIA Short-Term Crude Production Forecast For The Next Year (Aug)--
F: --
P: --
U.S. EIA Natural Gas Production Forecast For The Next Year (Aug)--
F: --
P: --
EIA Monthly Short-Term Energy Outlook
U.S. 3-Year Note Auction Yield--
F: --
P: --
U.S. API Weekly Crude Oil Stocks--
F: --
P: --
U.S. API Weekly Gasoline Stocks--
F: --
P: --
U.S. API Weekly Cushing Crude Oil Stocks--
F: --
P: --
U.S. API Weekly Refined Oil Stocks--
F: --
P: --
South Korea Unemployment Rate (SA) (Jul)--
F: --
P: --
Japan Reuters Tankan Manufacturers Index (Aug)--
F: --
P: --
Japan Reuters Tankan Non-Manufacturers Index (Aug)--
F: --
P: --
Germany GDP Prelim YoY (Working-day Adjusted) (Jul)--
F: --
P: --
Germany GDP Prelim QoQ (SA) (Jul)--
F: --
P: --
Germany HICP Final YoY (Jul)--
F: --
P: --
Germany HICP Final MoM (Jul)--
F: --
P: --
IEA Oil Market Report
Italy 12-Month BOT Auction Avg. Yield--
F: --
P: --
India CPI YoY (Jul)--
F: --
P: --













































No matching data
US President Trump delivered a speech
No data

The risk of loss in trading financial instruments such as stocks, FX, commodities, futures, bonds, ETFs and crypto can be substantial. You may sustain a total loss of the funds that you deposit with your broker. Therefore, you should carefully consider whether such trading is suitable for you in light of your circumstances and financial resources.
No decision to invest should be made without thoroughly conducting due diligence by yourself or consulting with your financial advisors. Our web content might not suit you since we don't know your financial conditions and investment needs. Our financial information might have latency or contain inaccuracy, so you should be fully responsible for any of your trading and investment decisions. The company will not be responsible for your capital loss.
Without getting permission from the website, you are not allowed to copy the website's graphics, texts, or trademarks. Intellectual property rights in the content or data incorporated into this website belong to its providers and exchange merchants.
Not Logged In
Log in to access more features
Log In
Sign Up