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Measures the activity level of purchasing managers in the manufacturing sector. A reading above 50 is bullish for the economy; below is bearish for the economy.
Measure for the private sector manufacturing and services companies. The data create an index. 50 is seen as no difference from previous month, over 50 is positive and under 50 is negative.
Measures the activity level of purchasing managers in the manufacturing sector. A reading above 50 is bullish for the economy; below is bearish for the economy.
Measure for the private sector manufacturing and services companies. The data create an index. 50 is seen as no difference from previous month, over 50 is positive and under 50 is negative.
Monthly data that shows all goods sold by retailers based on a sampling of retail stores of different types and sizes. The retail sales index is often taken as an indicator of consumer confidence
This index released by the University of Michigan shows the confidence of consumers to spend money. A high reading anticipates positive reading is positive for the USD and a low reading is seen as negative for the USD.
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Stay up-to-date with macroeconomic events, economic releases and company announcements that could move global markets. Trade the news in real-time with Capital.com’s economic calendar.
Capital.com’s economic calendar collates financial events, economic data and general industry announcements that tend to affect the markets, and organises them by affected country and currency. More advanced traders take these events into account when planning their trades. Each event is listed because it is likely to cause a change in the value of different instruments. Events will range from macroeconomic indicator updates, company announcements and general political statements that tend to move global markets.
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The events featured on the Capital.com economic calendar are prearranged events that are likely to affect the markets and can be anything from economic announcements – including central bank announcements – to financial reports from big corporations, encompassing most economic indicators and events.
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Traders can gain a better understanding of market changes, the reasons why they change, a prediction of how much the market will change by, as well a look at how past events have changed the markets.
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