📅 September 21–27, 2026 | Weekly Economic Calendar & Crypto Agenda

🗓 Monday | September 21

🇨🇳 01:15 — China 1-Year & 5-Year LPR Rate Decisions

🇹🇷 07:00 — Capacity Utilization & Real Sector Confidence

🇺🇸 10:30 — Fed Governor Goolsbee Speaks

🇺🇸 12:30 — Chicago Fed National Activity Index

🇹🇷 14:30 — Central Government Debt Stock

◽ ETHTokyo 2026 continues

🗓 Tuesday | September 22

🇹🇷 07:00 — Consumer Confidence Index

🇪🇺 14:00 — Eurozone Consumer Confidence

🇺🇸 ~14:00 — Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index

🇺🇸 Fed officials Williams, Jefferson & Barkin speak

🔺 AVAX — Helicon Mainnet Activation

🔹 ZIL — ZKP Migration Tool Launch

🔓 GRAM — Token Unlock

🌐 Freedom Tech DC 2026 & Digital Asset Summit Toronto

🗓 Wednesday | September 23

🇩🇪 07:30 — Germany Flash PMI

🇪🇺 08:00 — Eurozone Flash PMI

🇬🇧 08:30 — UK Flash PMI

🇺🇸 13:45 — US Flash PMI

🛢️ 14:30 — US EIA Crude Oil Inventories

₿ Midwest Bitcoin Summit begins

◽ ETHTokyo events continue

🗓 Thursday | September 24

🇯🇵 00:30 — Japan Flash PMI

🇨🇭 07:30 — Swiss National Bank Interest Rate Decision

🇨🇭 09:00 — SNB Press Conference

🇩🇪 09:00 — Germany IFO Business Climate

🇺🇸 12:30 — Initial & Continuing Jobless Claims

🇺🇸 14:00 — New Home Sales

🔺 INJ — Meridian Mainnet Upgrade

🌐 Messari Mainnet NYC

🇺🇸🇨🇳 Possible US-China Leaders’ Summit

🗓 Friday | September 25

🇬🇧 09:15 — BoE Governor Andrew Bailey Speaks

🇺🇸 12:30 — Durable Goods Orders

🇺🇸 14:00 — Michigan Consumer Sentiment

🔓 XPL — Token Unlock

⚡ BTC & ETH — Quarterly Options Expiry

🌐 ETHGlobal Tokyo begins

🗓 Weekend | September 26–27

📊 Traditional markets closed.

🌐 ETHTokyo & ETHGlobal Tokyo continue.

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🔎 Key Events to Watch

🇺🇸 US: Flash PMI, jobless claims, new home sales and durable goods orders.

🇪🇺 Europe: Germany & Eurozone Flash PMI data and the SNB interest rate decision.

🇹🇷 Türkiye: Capacity Utilization, Real Sector Confidence and Consumer Confidence.

₿ Crypto: AVAX and INJ network developments, token unlocks and the September 25 BTC & ETH quarterly options expiry will be closely watched.

📌 Wednesday and Thursday stand out as the busiest days for global markets.