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Indices, rates, commodities, currencies and crypto on one page — with the calendar that moves them, the day's movers and a closer look at the companies behind the numbers.

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Central-bank decisions, jobs, inflation and growth data from the US, eurozone, UK and Japan, plus the weekly oil releases. Use the arrows or pick a day.

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30 Sept 13:30 US PCE inflation + personal income (Aug)
30 Sept 13:30 US GDP Q2 (third estimate)
2 Oct 13:30 US Jobs report (non-farm payrolls, Sep)
14 Oct 13:30 US CPI inflation (Sep)
21 Oct 07:00 UK CPI inflation (Sep)
28 Oct 18:00 US Fed interest rate decision
29 Oct 12:30 US GDP Q3 (advance estimate)
29 Oct 13:15 EZ ECB interest rate decision

High impact Medium Low Dates from the official schedules of the Fed, ECB, Bank of England, Bank of Japan, BLS, BEA and ONS · updated 25 Sept 2026 · weekly oil releases shift in US holiday weeks

Movers

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The day's biggest moves and the most heavily traded shares, by exchange.

Commodities

Energy · Metals · Grains · Softs · Livestock

From oil and copper to wheat, coffee, cocoa, cattle and hogs: the raw materials behind food prices, inflation and trade. Click a line to see its chart.

Agricultural and livestock prices are cash (CFD) quotes from brokers that track the exchange futures; they can differ slightly from the official settlement prices.

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Profile · Technicals · Fundamentals

A closer look at the companies that move the indices: what they do, how the chart looks and what the numbers say.

The technical gauge is calculated automatically by TradingView from moving averages and oscillators. It is not an analyst rating and not a recommendation to buy or sell.

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