Comprehensive economic calendar of events February 9-15, 2026, capable of influencing the cryptocurrency market.
The week is taking place against the backdrop of attention to the labor market and inflation in the USA. Key days are Wednesday and Friday. The main driver of volatility is inflation expectations and actual data on the consumer price index in the USA, with a direct impact on expectations regarding the US Federal Reserve's policy and the dynamics of the US Dollar Index (DXY). Weak inflation supports risk assets. Strong figures pose the risk of another, at least local, dump. In short, Friday's US CPI is likely the main macroeconomic trigger of the week. However, Wednesday will also be important.
Schedule for the week:
Monday, February 9:
- 20:30 in Kyiv / 21:30 in Moscow / 23:30 in Astana - Speech by Federal Reserve member Waller.
- 22:15 in Kyiv / 23:15 in Moscow / 01:15 next day in Astana - Speech by Federal Reserve member Bostic.
Tuesday, February 10:
- 15:15 in Kyiv / 16:15 in Moscow / 18:15 in Astana - Weekly change in employment in the U.S. according to ADP data. Important for the Federal Reserve when evaluating the labor market.
❗️- 15:30 in Kyiv / 16:30 in Moscow / 18:30 in Astana - Data pool from the U.S.: Retail sales (m/m, December), Core retail sales index (m/m, December), Import and export price indexes (m/m, December), Labor cost index (q/q, Q4). Important for assessing recession risks and evaluating the labor market situation.
Wednesday, February 11:
- 03:30 in Kyiv / 04:30 in Moscow / 06:30 in Astana - Consumer price index of China (m/m, y/y, January) and Producer Price Index (PPI) of China (y/y, January). Important due to China's role in the global economy.
❗️- 15:30 in Kyiv / 16:30 in Moscow / 18:30 in Astana - Large data pool on the U.S. labor market: Average hourly wage (m/m, January), Change in non-farm payrolls (January), Unemployment rate (January), Labor force participation rate (January), Revised employment data excluding seasonal fluctuations.
- 17:15 in Kyiv / 18:15 in Moscow / 20:15 in Astana - Speech by Federal Reserve member Bowman.
- 21:00 in Kyiv / 22:00 in Moscow / 00:00 next day in Astana - Report on the execution of the U.S. federal budget (January). Market fluctuations may occur only with significant changes in indicators.
Thursday, February 12:
- 09:00 in Kyiv / 10:00 in Moscow / 12:00 in Astana - Data pool on the UK economy: GDP (m/m and y/y, December and Q4), Industrial production (m/m, December), Trade balance (December). Important due to the role of the pound sterling in calculating DXY.
- 15:30 in Kyiv / 16:30 in Moscow / 18:30 in Astana - Weekly number of initial jobless claims in the U.S. Total number receiving unemployment benefits in the U.S. Important for the U.S. Federal Reserve when evaluating the labor market.
❗️- 23:30 in Kyiv / 00:30 next day in Moscow / 02:30 next day in Astana - Balance of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Friday, February 13:
- 09:30 in Kyiv / 10:30 in Moscow / 12:30 in Astana - Consumer price index of Switzerland (m/m, January). Important due to the role of the Swiss franc in calculating DXY.
- 12:00 in Kyiv / 13:00 in Moscow / 15:00 in Astana - GDP of the EU and EU trade balance. Important due to the role of the euro in calculating DXY.
❗️- 15:30 in Kyiv / 16:30 in Moscow / 18:30 in Astana - Headline and core consumer price indexes of the U.S. (m/m and y/y, January). Consumer inflation, one of the key inflation indicators for the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Saturday-Sunday, February 14-15:
At 18:30 in Kyiv / 19:00 in Moscow / 21:30 in Astana and at 11:30 in Kyiv / 12:00 in Moscow / 14:30 in Astana respectively - speeches by the head of the European Central Bank Lagarde. Important due to the role of the euro in calculating DXY.