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Weekly calendar · 22–28 Jun 2026

FX Economic Calendar: Week of 22–28 Jun 2026 — Key Events for G7 Currency Pairs

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This week (22–28 Jun 2026) brings 22 high-impact economic releases across G7 currencies, 10 of them rated very high impact. The standout event is the Trimmed CPI y/y on Monday, released by Bank of Canada — a print that has historically moved CAD/USD sharply in the hours after release, in either direction. Currencies with scheduled releases: CAD, AUD, EUR, USD. Below is the full day-by-day breakdown with forecasts, and — as each release lands — actual figures.

Day-by-day breakdown

Monday

Tuesday

No High or Very-High impact G7 releases scheduled.

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

No High or Very-High impact G7 releases scheduled.

Results so far this week

EventActualForecastPreviousSurprise24h reaction
EURConsumer Confidence (Jun)-39-43-469.3%—
CADInflation Rate YoY (May)3.232.86.7%—
CADCore Inflation Rate YoY (May)2.22.22.10.0%—
CADCore CPI MoM (May)0.6—0.2——
CADCore CPI YoY (May)2.2—2.1——
CADCPI MoM (May)10.70.442.9%—
CADInflation Rate MoM (May)10.80.425.0%—
USDCFTC Gold Speculative net positions180.2—173.8——
JPYCFTC JPY speculative net positions-150.1—-145.8——
AUDCFTC AUD speculative net positions-4.1—18.2——
USDCFTC Nasdaq 100 speculative net positions-8.9—-1.3——
GBPCFTC GBP speculative net positions-71.6—-64.2——
USDCFTC S&P 500 speculative net positions-194—-205.6——
USDCFTC Crude Oil speculative net positions124.5—130.3——
EURCFTC EUR speculative net positions34.4—13.9——
EURNew Car Sales YoY (May)3.22.85.114.3%—
EURBusiness Confidence (Jun)100101102-1.0%—
CHFCurrent Account (Q1)15.511.9330.3%—
EURBalance of Trade (Apr)-5.2-2.5-4.4-108.0%—
GBPCBI Industrial Trends Orders (Jun)-45-35-41-28.6%—
USDAPI Crude Oil Stock Change (Jun/19)-0.765—-8.33——
AUDRBA Trimmed Mean CPI MoM (May)0.40.30.333.3%—
AUDRBA Trimmed Mean CPI YoY (May)3.63.53.42.9%—
AUDInflation Rate MoM (May)-0.7-0.30.4-133.3%—
AUDInflation Rate YoY (May)44.44.2-9.1%—
EURIfo Business Climate (Jun)85.685.6850.0%—
EUR10-Year Bund Auction2.96—3.06——
USDMBA 30-Year Mortgage Rate (Jun/19)6.59—6.6——
USDCurrent Account (Q1)-226.8-217.5-221.1-4.3%—
USDNew Home Sales (May)0.580.640.626-9.4%—
USDEIA Gasoline Stocks Change (Jun/19)2.064-0.6-0.906444.0%—
USDEIA Crude Oil Stocks Change (Jun/19)-6.088-4.5-8.263-35.3%—
AUDFull Time Employment Chg (May)5.2—-21.7——
AUDEmployment Change (May)40.330-40.734.3%—
AUDUnemployment Rate (May)4.44.44.50.0%—
EURConsumer Confidence (Jul)-29.2-27.6-29.7-5.8%—
EURConsumer Confidence (Jun)8483821.2%—
EURGross Domestic Product QoQ (Q1)0.60.60.80.0%—
GBPCBI Distributive Trades (Jun)-54-41-46-31.7%—
USDPersonal Income MoM (May)0.70.4075.0%—
USDPCE Price Index YoY (May)4.14.13.80.0%—
USDCore PCE Price Index MoM (May)0.30.30.30.0%—
USDChicago Fed National Activity Index (May)-0.10.120.19-183.3%—
USDDurable Goods Orders MoM (May)-4.5-4.58.50.0%—
USDInitial Jobless Claims (Jun/20)215225227-4.4%—
USDPCE Price Index MoM (May)0.40.50.4-20.0%—
USDGDP Price Index QoQ (Q1)3.63.53.62.9%—
USDGDP Growth Rate QoQ (Q1)2.11.60.531.3%—
USDGross Domestic Product QoQ (Q1)2.11.60.531.3%—
USDDurable Goods Orders Ex Transp MoM (May)1.30.61.4116.7%—
EURConsumer Confidence (Jun)92.494.593.4-2.2%—
EURBusiness Confidence (Jun)88.488.487.90.0%—
EURUnemployment Benefit Claims (May)15.5-12-9229.2%—
USDRetail Inventories Ex Autos MoM (May)0.40.10.7300.0%—
USDGoods Trade Balance Adv (May)-105.8-85-83.01-24.5%—
USDGoods Trade Balance (May)-105.8-85-83.01-24.5%—
USDMichigan Consumer Sentiment (Jun)49.55044.8-1.0%—
USDMichigan 1 Year Inflation Expectations (Jun)4.64.64.80.0%—
USDCFTC Gold Speculative net positions181.3—180.2——
USDCFTC S&P 500 speculative net positions-35.4—-194——
AUDCFTC AUD speculative net positions-13—-4.1——
GBPCFTC GBP speculative net positions-105.7—-71.6——
USDCFTC Crude Oil speculative net positions114.6—124.5——
JPYCFTC JPY speculative net positions-146.1—-150.1——
EURCFTC EUR speculative net positions30.2—34.4——
USDCFTC Nasdaq 100 speculative net positions-9.1—-8.9——
JPYRetail Sales YoY (May)5.33.22.865.6%—

What this means for your FX requirements

If you have invoices due in the next 7–14 days with EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY or other G7 exposure, this week's releases are worth watching closely — rate decisions and headline data can move a supplier requirement by more than most negotiated markups.

Check how this week's events affect your specific invoices →

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