Economic calendar
- 10:00 – IEA monthly oil market report
- 11:00 – United Kingdom: 4-year gilt auction; previous yield 4.786%, bid-to-cover 3.237
- 11:30 – Germany: 30-year Bund auction; previous yield 3.8%, bid-to-cover 1.6
- 14:30 – US: CPI inflation; forecast 3.6% y/y vs 3.4% previously and 0.6% m/m vs 0.4% previously
- 14:30 – US: Core CPI inflation; forecast 2.5% y/y vs 2.4% previously and 0.2% m/m vs 0.3% previously
- 14:30 – Canada: Building Permits; forecast -1.7% m/m vs -17.3% previously
- 20:00 – US: Fed Beige Book publication
- 22:30 – US: API report – gasoline inventories; previous -1.4 million barrels, distillate inventories +0.461 million barrels
- 22:30 – US: API report – Cushing crude inventories; previous +0.866 million barrels
- 22:30 – US: API report – total crude oil inventories; previous -2.09 million barrels
Central bank speakers
- 10:30 – Eurozone: Christine Lagarde, ECB President
- 10:30 – Eurozone: Pereira, ECB
- 11:20 – Eurozone: Escriva, ECB
- 11:40 – US: Michelle Bowman, Fed
- 18:15 – Eurozone: Isabel Schnabel, ECB
- 19:30 – US: Thomas Barkin, Fed
US earnings and corporate events
- 12:00 – US: BlackRock Q3 2026 earnings
- 12:45 – US: Bank of America Q3 2026 earnings
- 13:30 – US: Morgan Stanley Q3 2026 earnings
- 16:00 – US: Anthropic Investor Day
USDIDX chart (H1 interval)
US Dollar Index futures are weakening, pulling back from around 102.5 to just below 102 roughly four hours ahead of the CPI release. A drop below 101.7 could signal a short-term trend reversal and a corrective move within the broader uptrend. On the other hand, the 102.5 area, corresponding to the recent highs, remains an important resistance zone.
Source: xStation5
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