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The City Index Economic Calendar offers at-a-glance information on major market moving events affecting the UK, US, Australia, Japan, Germany and France.
A vital tool for traders, the Economic Calendar enables you to understand the impact of key market-moving events, so you can better plan your spread betting, CFD trading or forex trading strategies.
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Monday, 25th May 2020 to Sunday, 31st May 2020
ECB Financial Stability Review
Wednesday, 27 May
8:00 GMT
The European Central Bank assesses financial system conditions and identifies risks twice every year. If the central bank finds risks to the functioning of critical markets, it’s likely to consider additional easing measures, potentially boosting European equity markets at the expense of the euro.
What to watch: DAX, EUR.
US Initial Unemployment Claims
Thursday, 28 May
12:30 GMT
The weekly jobless claims report for the world’s largest economy has become one of the most important and timely economic releases to watch. Though the number of new unemployed Americans is well off its high near 7M, the figures are likely to remain above all but the worst months in other periods.
What to watch: DJIA, USD
Chinese PMIs (May)
Sunday, 31 May
1:00 GMT
As the first major country to attempt reopening its economy after a COVID-19 driven shutdown, traders are keeping a close eye on China’s recovery and specific sectors of the economy that are thriving and struggling.
What to watch: A50, CNH
