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The US Federal Reserve (Fed) kept the key rate at 3.5–3.75% per annum
This is the fifth time in a row that the rate has been kept unchanged.
The US economy continues to show steady growth and labor market stability, but inflation is still above the long-term target of 2%.
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The US Federal Reserve (Fed) kept the key rate at 3.5–3.75% per annum
This is the fifth time in a row that the rate has been kept unchanged.
The US economy continues to show steady growth and labor market stability, but inflation is still above the long-term target of 2%.
#BTC #ETH #FRS #Binance #usa
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This is the fifth time in a row that the rate has been kept unchanged.
The US economy continues to show steady growth and labor market stability, but inflation is still above the long-term target of 2%.
#BTC #ETH #FRS #Binance #usa
$BTC $ETH $ZEC
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September 17: the Fed raised rates for the first time in 3 years 🤯
Usually, this is bad for gold because a more expensive dollar reduces its appeal. But here’s the special case: inflation was driven up by oil and the war in Iran 🇺🇸🇮🇷, and gold continued to hold as a hedge against chaos (and even kept rising!). I held the position through the decision, didn’t close it on the news—and didn’t regret it 🥹 It ended up up 10%.
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September 17: the Fed raised rates for the first time in 3 years 🤯
Usually, this is bad for gold because a more expensive dollar reduces its appeal. But here’s the special case: inflation was driven up by oil and the war in Iran 🇺🇸🇮🇷, and gold continued to hold as a hedge against chaos (and even kept rising!). I held the position through the decision, didn’t close it on the news—and didn’t regret it 🥹 It ended up up 10%.
#gold #TradFi #Binance #FRS
Usually, this is bad for gold because a more expensive dollar reduces its appeal. But here’s the special case: inflation was driven up by oil and the war in Iran 🇺🇸🇮🇷, and gold continued to hold as a hedge against chaos (and even kept rising!). I held the position through the decision, didn’t close it on the news—and didn’t regret it 🥹 It ended up up 10%.
#gold #TradFi #Binance #FRS
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Economic events📊 Key economic events of this week, 14–19 September
Wednesday, 16 September
15:30 — Core retail sales index (m/m) (August)
Forecast: 0.5%
Previous: -0.3%
15:30 — Retail sales volume (m/m) (August)
Forecast: 0.8%
Previous: -0.6%
17:30 — Crude oil inventories
Previous: -0.391 million
21:00 — Fed’s interest rate decision
Economic events
📊 Key economic events of this week, 14–19 September
Wednesday, 16 September
15:30 — Core retail sales index (m/m) (August)
Forecast: 0.5%
Previous: -0.3%
15:30 — Retail sales volume (m/m) (August)
Forecast: 0.8%
Previous: -0.6%
17:30 — Crude oil inventories
Previous: -0.391 million
21:00 — Fed’s interest rate decision
Wednesday, 16 September
15:30 — Core retail sales index (m/m) (August)
Forecast: 0.5%
Previous: -0.3%
15:30 — Retail sales volume (m/m) (August)
Forecast: 0.8%
Previous: -0.6%
17:30 — Crude oil inventories
Previous: -0.391 million
21:00 — Fed’s interest rate decision
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Topic: «Why the Fed rate increase did not cause a drop in Bitcoin and the entire crypto market?»#BTC #crypto #FRS As is already known to everyone, after a sufficiently long period of stability, starting from December 10, 2025, the US Federal Reserve’s rate of 3.75% (3.5% - 3.75%) per year, on September 16, 2026, was increased by 0.25% to 4% per year (3.75% - 4.0%).
Over all these 280 days, the Fed revised its rate about five times and kept it unchanged.
Topic: «Why the Fed rate increase did not cause a drop in Bitcoin and the entire crypto market?»
#BTC #crypto #FRS As is already known to everyone, after a sufficiently long period of stability, starting from December 10, 2025, the US Federal Reserve’s rate of 3.75% (3.5% - 3.75%) per year, on September 16, 2026, was increased by 0.25% to 4% per year (3.75% - 4.0%).
Over all these 280 days, the Fed revised its rate about five times and kept it unchanged.
Over all these 280 days, the Fed revised its rate about five times and kept it unchanged.
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Economic EventsKey economic events of the week (June 15–21, 2026)
Wednesday, June 17
15:30 — Retail Sales (m/m), May
* Forecast: 0.5%
* Previous value: 0.5%
15:30 — Core Retail Sales Index (m/m), May
* Forecast: 0.5%
* Previous value: 0.7%
17:30 — Crude Oil Inventories
* Previous value: −7.227 million barrels
Economic Events
Key economic events of the week (June 15–21, 2026)
Wednesday, June 17
15:30 — Retail Sales (m/m), May
* Forecast: 0.5%
* Previous value: 0.5%
15:30 — Core Retail Sales Index (m/m), May
* Forecast: 0.5%
* Previous value: 0.7%
17:30 — Crude Oil Inventories
* Previous value: −7.227 million barrels
Wednesday, June 17
15:30 — Retail Sales (m/m), May
* Forecast: 0.5%
* Previous value: 0.5%
15:30 — Core Retail Sales Index (m/m), May
* Forecast: 0.5%
* Previous value: 0.7%
17:30 — Crude Oil Inventories
* Previous value: −7.227 million barrels
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Economic eventsImportant economic events this week, October 19–23
📅 Wednesday, October 21
17:30 — U.S. crude oil inventories
* Previous: −8.557 million barrels
📅 Thursday, October 22
15:30 — U.S. initial jobless claims
* Forecast: 200K
* Previous: 199K
📅 Friday, October 23
16:45 — October Services PMI
Economic events
Important economic events this week, October 19–23
📅 Wednesday, October 21
17:30 — U.S. crude oil inventories
* Previous: −8.557 million barrels
📅 Thursday, October 22
15:30 — U.S. initial jobless claims
* Forecast: 200K
* Previous: 199K
📅 Friday, October 23
16:45 — October Services PMI
📅 Wednesday, October 21
17:30 — U.S. crude oil inventories
* Previous: −8.557 million barrels
📅 Thursday, October 22
15:30 — U.S. initial jobless claims
* Forecast: 200K
* Previous: 199K
📅 Friday, October 23
16:45 — October Services PMI
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Economic EventsImportant economic events this week, October 12–17
📅 Tuesday, October 13
17:00 — Existing Home Sales (September)
* Forecast: 3.97 million
* Previous: 3.98 million
📅 Wednesday, October 14
15:30 — Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) (m/m, September)
* Forecast: 0.2%
* Previous: 0.3%
15:30 — Consumer Price Index (CPI) (m/m, September)
Economic Events
Important economic events this week, October 12–17
📅 Tuesday, October 13
17:00 — Existing Home Sales (September)
* Forecast: 3.97 million
* Previous: 3.98 million
📅 Wednesday, October 14
15:30 — Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) (m/m, September)
* Forecast: 0.2%
* Previous: 0.3%
15:30 — Consumer Price Index (CPI) (m/m, September)
📅 Tuesday, October 13
17:00 — Existing Home Sales (September)
* Forecast: 3.97 million
* Previous: 3.98 million
📅 Wednesday, October 14
15:30 — Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) (m/m, September)
* Forecast: 0.2%
* Previous: 0.3%
15:30 — Consumer Price Index (CPI) (m/m, September)
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Economic EventsKey economic events this week (June 1–5, 2026)
Monday, June 1
03:30 — Fed Chair Jerome Powell's Speech.
16:45 — Manufacturing PMI, May.
* Forecast: 55.3
* Previous Value: 55.3
17:00 — ISM Manufacturing PMI, May.
Economic Events
Key economic events this week (June 1–5, 2026)
Monday, June 1
03:30 — Fed Chair Jerome Powell's Speech.
16:45 — Manufacturing PMI, May.
* Forecast: 55.3
* Previous Value: 55.3
17:00 — ISM Manufacturing PMI, May.
Monday, June 1
03:30 — Fed Chair Jerome Powell's Speech.
16:45 — Manufacturing PMI, May.
* Forecast: 55.3
* Previous Value: 55.3
17:00 — ISM Manufacturing PMI, May.
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Economic EventsKey economic events this week, July 27–31:
Tuesday, July 28, 2026
17:00
CB consumer confidence index (July)
Forecast: 92.1
Previous value: 91.2
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Wednesday, July 29, 2026
17:30
Crude oil inventories
Previous value: 2.010 million barrels
21:00
FOMC decision on the interest rate
Forecast: 3.75%
Economic Events
Key economic events this week, July 27–31:
Tuesday, July 28, 2026
17:00
CB consumer confidence index (July)
Forecast: 92.1
Previous value: 91.2
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Wednesday, July 29, 2026
17:30
Crude oil inventories
Previous value: 2.010 million barrels
21:00
FOMC decision on the interest rate
Forecast: 3.75%
Tuesday, July 28, 2026
17:00
CB consumer confidence index (July)
Forecast: 92.1
Previous value: 91.2
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Wednesday, July 29, 2026
17:30
Crude oil inventories
Previous value: 2.010 million barrels
21:00
FOMC decision on the interest rate
Forecast: 3.75%
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Completely forgot about the Fed rate yesterday 🤪🤪🤪
I saw the news and got hooked on trading 🔥🔥🔥
Unbelievable—such interesting ups and downs, even though the percentage was small, but I barely managed to catch the plus and minus; I was working with 5x leverage. Didn’t sleep, of course, but I still managed to make a good profit
I love this kind of market—it’s incredibly unpredictable.
Make sure you have time to analyze, catch the news, and react 💰💰💰
As for spcx, basically no changes
I’m using the same swings—from 110 to 118. Now I’m taking more leverage—x5. From 110-112 ⬆️, from 114-118 ⬇️
#spcx #IlonMask #FRS
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Completely forgot about the Fed rate yesterday 🤪🤪🤪
I saw the news and got hooked on trading 🔥🔥🔥
Unbelievable—such interesting ups and downs, even though the percentage was small, but I barely managed to catch the plus and minus; I was working with 5x leverage. Didn’t sleep, of course, but I still managed to make a good profit
I love this kind of market—it’s incredibly unpredictable.
Make sure you have time to analyze, catch the news, and react 💰💰💰
As for spcx, basically no changes
I’m using the same swings—from 110 to 118. Now I’m taking more leverage—x5. From 110-112 ⬆️, from 114-118 ⬇️
#spcx #IlonMask #FRS
Completely forgot about the Fed rate yesterday 🤪🤪🤪
I saw the news and got hooked on trading 🔥🔥🔥
Unbelievable—such interesting ups and downs, even though the percentage was small, but I barely managed to catch the plus and minus; I was working with 5x leverage. Didn’t sleep, of course, but I still managed to make a good profit
I love this kind of market—it’s incredibly unpredictable.
Make sure you have time to analyze, catch the news, and react 💰💰💰
As for spcx, basically no changes
I’m using the same swings—from 110 to 118. Now I’m taking more leverage—x5. From 110-112 ⬆️, from 114-118 ⬇️
#spcx #IlonMask #FRS
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Bank of America warned of a summer correction in the S&P 500The US stock market is approaching summer in a vulnerable state. The S&P 500 is still trading high, but technical signals, according to Bank of America, point to the risk of a three-stage correction from July to September.
The base case scenario from the technical strategy team assumes a drop in the index to around 6,850 points. That’s about 7% from recent levels. For global markets, such a pullback could become a noticeable source of stress, because the S&P 500 remains a key benchmark for funds, ETFs and institutional portfolios worldwide.
Bank of America warned of a summer correction in the S&P 500
The US stock market is approaching summer in a vulnerable state. The S&P 500 is still trading high, but technical signals, according to Bank of America, point to the risk of a three-stage correction from July to September.
The base case scenario from the technical strategy team assumes a drop in the index to around 6,850 points. That’s about 7% from recent levels. For global markets, such a pullback could become a noticeable source of stress, because the S&P 500 remains a key benchmark for funds, ETFs and institutional portfolios worldwide.
The base case scenario from the technical strategy team assumes a drop in the index to around 6,850 points. That’s about 7% from recent levels. For global markets, such a pullback could become a noticeable source of stress, because the S&P 500 remains a key benchmark for funds, ETFs and institutional portfolios worldwide.
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Economic Events📊 Important economic events this week, October 5–11, 2026:
Monday, October 5
16:45
Business activity index (PMI) in the services sector (September)
Forecast: 58.7
Previous: 58.7
17:00
ISM (Institute for Supply Management) Purchasing Managers Index in the US non-manufacturing sector (September)
Forecast: 55.7
Previous: 55.4
Wednesday, October 7
Economic Events
📊 Important economic events this week, October 5–11, 2026:
Monday, October 5
16:45
Business activity index (PMI) in the services sector (September)
Forecast: 58.7
Previous: 58.7
17:00
ISM (Institute for Supply Management) Purchasing Managers Index in the US non-manufacturing sector (September)
Forecast: 55.7
Previous: 55.4
Wednesday, October 7
Monday, October 5
16:45
Business activity index (PMI) in the services sector (September)
Forecast: 58.7
Previous: 58.7
17:00
ISM (Institute for Supply Management) Purchasing Managers Index in the US non-manufacturing sector (September)
Forecast: 55.7
Previous: 55.4
Wednesday, October 7
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Economic eventsKey economic events this week, September 28 — October 2:
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
17:00
CB Consumer Confidence Index (September)
Forecast:
90.1
Previous:
89.4
17:00
Number of job openings in the JOLTS labor market (August)
Forecast:
7,230 million
Previous:
7,271 million
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
15:15
Change in the number of employed in the non-farm sector according to ADP (September)
Economic events
Key economic events this week, September 28 — October 2:
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
17:00
CB Consumer Confidence Index (September)
Forecast:
90.1
Previous:
89.4
17:00
Number of job openings in the JOLTS labor market (August)
Forecast:
7,230 million
Previous:
7,271 million
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
15:15
Change in the number of employed in the non-farm sector according to ADP (September)
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
17:00
CB Consumer Confidence Index (September)
Forecast:
90.1
Previous:
89.4
17:00
Number of job openings in the JOLTS labor market (August)
Forecast:
7,230 million
Previous:
7,271 million
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
15:15
Change in the number of employed in the non-farm sector according to ADP (September)
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Kevin Warsh has become the new head of the Fed 👤 The US Senate confirmed Kevin Warsh as the new head of the Fed. He previously served on the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve for a 14-year term.
📌 Warsh's candidacy was put forward. Trump considers him one of the strongest contenders to manage the US Federal Reserve.
🏦 Kevin Warsh
Kevin Warsh has become the new head of the Fed
👤 The US Senate confirmed Kevin Warsh as the new head of the Fed. He previously served on the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve for a 14-year term.
📌 Warsh's candidacy was put forward. Trump considers him one of the strongest contenders to manage the US Federal Reserve.
🏦 Kevin Warsh
📌 Warsh's candidacy was put forward. Trump considers him one of the strongest contenders to manage the US Federal Reserve.
🏦 Kevin Warsh
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Economic EventsKey economic events this week, May 25–30:
Monday, May 25, 2026
All day
🇺🇸 Holiday in the US - Memorial Day
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Tuesday, May 26, 2026
17:00
📊 Consumer Confidence Index CB (May)
• Forecast: 91.9
• Previous value: 92.8
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Thursday, May 28, 2026
15:30
📈 Core Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index (PCE Core, m/m) - April
Economic Events
Key economic events this week, May 25–30:
Monday, May 25, 2026
All day
🇺🇸 Holiday in the US - Memorial Day
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Tuesday, May 26, 2026
17:00
📊 Consumer Confidence Index CB (May)
• Forecast: 91.9
• Previous value: 92.8
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Thursday, May 28, 2026
15:30
📈 Core Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index (PCE Core, m/m) - April
Monday, May 25, 2026
All day
🇺🇸 Holiday in the US - Memorial Day
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Tuesday, May 26, 2026
17:00
📊 Consumer Confidence Index CB (May)
• Forecast: 91.9
• Previous value: 92.8
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Thursday, May 28, 2026
15:30
📈 Core Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index (PCE Core, m/m) - April
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Economic events📊 Important economic events this week, 3–7 August:
Monday, 3 August 2026
16:45
Business activity index in the manufacturing sector (PMI) (July)
Forecast: 53.8
Previous value: 53.8
17:00
Business activity index in the manufacturing sector from ISM (July)
Forecast: 54.0
Previous value: 53.3
Economic events
📊 Important economic events this week, 3–7 August:
Monday, 3 August 2026
16:45
Business activity index in the manufacturing sector (PMI) (July)
Forecast: 53.8
Previous value: 53.8
17:00
Business activity index in the manufacturing sector from ISM (July)
Forecast: 54.0
Previous value: 53.3
Monday, 3 August 2026
16:45
Business activity index in the manufacturing sector (PMI) (July)
Forecast: 53.8
Previous value: 53.8
17:00
Business activity index in the manufacturing sector from ISM (July)
Forecast: 54.0
Previous value: 53.3
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Economic Events📊 Important economic events this week, 10–15 August:
Tuesday, 11 August 2026
17:00
🏠 Existing home sales (July)
Forecast: 4.05 million
Previous: 4.09 million
Wednesday, 12 August 2026
15:30
📈 Consumer Price Index (CPI) (y/y) (July)
Forecast: 3.4%
Previous: 3.5%
15:30
📈 Consumer Price Index (CPI) (m/m) (July)
Economic Events
📊 Important economic events this week, 10–15 August:
Tuesday, 11 August 2026
17:00
🏠 Existing home sales (July)
Forecast: 4.05 million
Previous: 4.09 million
Wednesday, 12 August 2026
15:30
📈 Consumer Price Index (CPI) (y/y) (July)
Forecast: 3.4%
Previous: 3.5%
15:30
📈 Consumer Price Index (CPI) (m/m) (July)
Tuesday, 11 August 2026
17:00
🏠 Existing home sales (July)
Forecast: 4.05 million
Previous: 4.09 million
Wednesday, 12 August 2026
15:30
📈 Consumer Price Index (CPI) (y/y) (July)
Forecast: 3.4%
Previous: 3.5%
15:30
📈 Consumer Price Index (CPI) (m/m) (July)
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Economic Events of the WeekImportant Economic Events of the Week, September 29 – October 5, 2025
Tuesday, September 30, 2025
5:00 PM
Consumer Confidence Index CB (September)
Forecast: 95.3
Previous: 97.4
5:00 PM
Number of Open Job Vacancies in the JOLTS Labor Market (August)
Forecast: 7.150 million
Previous: 7.181 million
Wednesday, October 1, 2025
3:15 PM
Change in Employment in the Non-Farm Sector from ADP (September)
Economic Events of the Week
Important Economic Events of the Week, September 29 – October 5, 2025
Tuesday, September 30, 2025
5:00 PM
Consumer Confidence Index CB (September)
Forecast: 95.3
Previous: 97.4
5:00 PM
Number of Open Job Vacancies in the JOLTS Labor Market (August)
Forecast: 7.150 million
Previous: 7.181 million
Wednesday, October 1, 2025
3:15 PM
Change in Employment in the Non-Farm Sector from ADP (September)
Tuesday, September 30, 2025
5:00 PM
Consumer Confidence Index CB (September)
Forecast: 95.3
Previous: 97.4
5:00 PM
Number of Open Job Vacancies in the JOLTS Labor Market (August)
Forecast: 7.150 million
Previous: 7.181 million
Wednesday, October 1, 2025
3:15 PM
Change in Employment in the Non-Farm Sector from ADP (September)
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Important economic events this week, March 23–28, 2026:
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
15:45
Purchasing Managers' Index for the manufacturing sector (Manufacturing PMI) (March)
Forecast: 51.6
15:45
Purchasing Managers' Index for the services sector (Services PMI) (March)
Forecast: 51.7
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
16:30
Crude Oil Inventories (EIA Crude Oil Inventories)
Forecast: +6.156 million barrels
Thursday, March 26, 2026
14:30
Initial Jobless Claims
Forecast: 211 thousand
Previous value: 205 thousand
#FRS #economy
Important economic events this week, March 23–28, 2026:
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
15:45
Purchasing Managers' Index for the manufacturing sector (Manufacturing PMI) (March)
Forecast: 51.6
15:45
Purchasing Managers' Index for the services sector (Services PMI) (March)
Forecast: 51.7
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
16:30
Crude Oil Inventories (EIA Crude Oil Inventories)
Forecast: +6.156 million barrels
Thursday, March 26, 2026
14:30
Initial Jobless Claims
Forecast: 211 thousand
Previous value: 205 thousand
#FRS #economy
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
15:45
Purchasing Managers' Index for the manufacturing sector (Manufacturing PMI) (March)
Forecast: 51.6
15:45
Purchasing Managers' Index for the services sector (Services PMI) (March)
Forecast: 51.7
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
16:30
Crude Oil Inventories (EIA Crude Oil Inventories)
Forecast: +6.156 million barrels
Thursday, March 26, 2026
14:30
Initial Jobless Claims
Forecast: 211 thousand
Previous value: 205 thousand
#FRS #economy
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Economic eventsKey economic events this week, 20–25 July:
📅 Wednesday, July 22, 2026
17:30
🛢 Crude oil inventories (USA)
Previous value: -1.692 million barrels
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📅 Thursday, July 23, 2026
15:30
📊 Number of initial jobless claims
Forecast: 211 thousand
Previous value: 208 thousand
Economic events
Key economic events this week, 20–25 July:
📅 Wednesday, July 22, 2026
17:30
🛢 Crude oil inventories (USA)
Previous value: -1.692 million barrels
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📅 Thursday, July 23, 2026
15:30
📊 Number of initial jobless claims
Forecast: 211 thousand
Previous value: 208 thousand
📅 Wednesday, July 22, 2026
17:30
🛢 Crude oil inventories (USA)
Previous value: -1.692 million barrels
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📅 Thursday, July 23, 2026
15:30
📊 Number of initial jobless claims
Forecast: 211 thousand
Previous value: 208 thousand
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