A complete economic calendar of events from September 21–27, 2026 that may influence the crypto market.
The week of the data gatherers is fairly quiet, even unusual. But in the market it’s fun with or without that. The main focus is on Wednesday, Thursday, and especially Friday.
On Wednesday, the U.S. business activity indices will be released. On Thursday, the market will receive the traditional weekly unemployment benefits claims in the U.S. and the U.S. Fed balance. On Friday, durable goods orders in the U.S. are important, as well as the University of Michigan data set on inflation expectations and consumer sentiment.
Weekly schedule:
Monday, September 21:
In Japan, it is a day off. Two noteworthy events—ultimately—are unlikely to bring any volatility to the markets:
- 18:00 Kyiv and MSK / 20:00 Astana - ECB President Lagarde will deliver a speech. Important due to the role of the euro in the US Dollar Index (DXY) calculation.
- 18:05 Kyiv and MSK / 20:05 Astana - Speech by the Bank of Canada Governor Macklem. Important due to the role of the Canadian dollar in the DXY calculation.
Tuesday, September 22:
In Japan, it is again a day off.
- 14:00 Kyiv and MSK / 16:00 Astana - ECB President Lagarde will deliver a speech.
❗️- 15:15 Kyiv and MSK / 17:15 Astana - Weekly change in employment in the US according to ADP. Preliminary labor market signal for the US.
- 17:05 Kyiv and MSK / 19:05 Astana - Remarks by FOMC member Williams.
Wednesday, September 23:
In Japan, it is again a day off.
- 11:00 Kyiv and MSK / 13:00 Astana - Eurozone business activity index block for September:
-- Business activity index in the services sector.
-- Business activity index in the manufacturing sector.
-- Composite business activity index from S&P Global.
Important due to the role of the euro in the DXY calculation and for assessing the state of the Eurozone economy.
- 11:30 Kyiv and MSK / 13:30 Astana - Business activity index in the UK services sector and composite PMI for September. Important due to the role of the British pound in the DXY calculation.
❗️- 16:45 Kyiv and MSK / 18:45 Astana - US business activity index block for September:
-- Business activity index in the manufacturing sector.
-- Business activity index in the services sector.
-- Composite business activity index from S&P Global.
This is an important set of indicators for assessing the state of the US economy, slowdown risks, and expectations for the Fed rate.
- 17:05 Kyiv and MSK / 19:05 Astana - Remarks by the Fed Vice Chair for Supervision, Barr.
Thursday, September 24:
- 10:30 Kyiv and MSK / 12:30 Astana - Sweden central bank interest rate decision. Important due to the role of the Swedish krona in the DXY calculation.
- 10:30 Kyiv and MSK / 12:30 Astana - Swiss National Bank interest rate decision and assessment of monetary policy. Important due to the role of the Swiss franc in the DXY calculation.
- 11:00 Kyiv and MSK / 13:00 Astana - Monthly report from the European Central Bank.
- 11:30 Kyiv and MSK / 13:30 Astana - Press conference by the Swiss National Bank.
- 11:10 Kyiv and MSK / 13:10 Astana - Remarks by FOMC member Williams.
❗️- 15:30 Kyiv and MSK / 17:30 Astana - Number of initial jobless claims and the total number of people receiving unemployment benefits in the US. Important for assessing the resilience of the US labor market.
- 15:30 Kyiv and MSK / 17:30 Astana - US current account balance for Q2. Important for assessing the external position of the US economy.
❗️- 23:30 Kyiv and MSK / 01:30 new day in Astana - Federal Reserve Balance of the US Fed.
Friday, September 25:
In China, it is a day off.
- 12:15 Kyiv and MSK / 14:15 Astana - Remarks by Bank of England Governor Bailey. Important due to the role of the British pound in the DXY calculation.
- 12:15 Kyiv and MSK / 14:15 Astana - Remarks by FOMC member Williams.
❗️- 15:30 Kyiv and MSK / 17:30 Astana - Durable goods orders and core durable goods orders in the US for August. Important for assessing business activity and demand conditions in the US economy.
❗️- 17:00 Kyiv and MSK / 19:00 Astana - Data block from the University of Michigan for September:
-- Expected inflation.
-- US consumer inflation expectations index for the next 5 years.
-- Consumer expectations index.
-- Consumer sentiment index.
This is an important set of indicators for assessing inflation expectations and the mood of the US consumer.

