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Yesterday, Sep 8

21:30 Daily brief BRL

Monday, Sep 7

21:30 Daily brief EUR

Sydney Open Briefing: Tuesday, September 8, 2026

Sydney opens with mixed equity moves and JPY strength. Traders watch a suite of Japanese GDP data and upcoming German trade figures. 12:30 Daily brief CHF

New York Open Briefing: Monday, September 7, 2026

New York opens with JPY strength and equity declines. Eurozone Sentix Investor Confidence surprised positively. Japan's GDP data is ahead. 12:01 story EUR

Eurozone Investor Confidence Surges to Multi-Year High in September

Eurozone Sentix Investor Confidence significantly exceeded forecasts in September, reaching its highest level since early 2022, driven by improved current conditions and expectations. 07:30 Daily brief CHF

London Open Briefing: Monday, September 7, 2026

London opens with JPY strength despite equity gains. German Industrial Production missed significantly, weighing on EUR. CHF unemployment met expectations. 06:31 story EUR

German Industrial Production Falls Unexpectedly by 1.1% in July, Driven by Auto Sector Slump

Germany's industrial output saw an unexpected decline in **July**, with a significant drop in the automotive sector contributing to the largest fall in nearly a year,... 06:30 Event recap EUR

Germany Industrial Production m/m comes in at -1.1% against -0.4% consensus

Germany's latest Industrial Production data showed a decline of -1.1%, missing consensus. The Euro's initial market reaction was relatively muted across major pairs.

Sunday, Sep 6

21:30 Daily brief EUR

Sydney Open Briefing: Monday, September 7, 2026

Sydney opens with mild risk-on sentiment. EURJPY, USDCHF, USDJPY, AUDUSD, NZDUSD, and GBPJPY all moved lower. Germany Industrial Production is ahead. 18:00 Daily brief EUR

The Week Ahead in Forex: September 6 to September 11, 2026

The week ahead features key central bank decisions, notably from the ECB, alongside significant economic data from the US and Japan. Recent JPY weakness dominates price...

Friday, Sep 4

21:00 COT weekly AUD

CFTC COT Report, Week to September 1, 2026: Japanese Yen Net Speculative Position Falls 25k

Speculators significantly increased their net short Japanese Yen positions, while Mexican Peso net longs grew near their 52-week extreme. 20:02 Event recap EUR

CFTC EUR Non-Commercial Net Positions at -24.9K

The latest CFTC report shows EUR Non-Commercial Net Positions at -24.9K, an increase from the previous -36.4K. Initial market reaction has been limited. 18:32 story EUR

Cleveland Fed President Hammack Advocates Further Rate Hikes Amid Elevated Inflation

Cleveland Federal Reserve President Beth Hammack stated that current monetary policy is not restrictive enough, advocating for further rate increases to combat inflation. 12:30 Daily brief AUD

New York Open Briefing: Friday, September 4, 2026

New York session opens with mixed equities, GBP strongest, JPY weakest. Key releases include Eurozone Retail Sales miss, while Canada's Ivey PMI is ahead. 09:17 story EUR

Eurozone Retail Sales Fall Unexpectedly in July, June Figure Revised Upward

Retail sales in Germany saw an unexpected sharp decline in July, while Eurozone sales for June also contracted, both missing forecasts. The Euro faced selling pressure... 09:16 story EUR

Volkswagen Approves Major Restructuring Plan Including 50,000 Job Cuts

Volkswagen's supervisory board has approved a comprehensive restructuring plan, including **50,000** job cuts and a significant reduction in its model portfolio, aiming for enhanced profitability and... 08:00 Event recap EUR

S&P Global Construction PMI comes in at 43

The Eurozone S&P Global Construction PMI was released, showing a reading of **43**. Market reaction has been limited so far. 07:30 Daily brief CAD

London Open Briefing: Friday, September 4, 2026

London session opens with JPY crosses higher. Key data includes Germany Factory Orders and upcoming BOE Governor Bailey speech, followed by US Non-Farm Payrolls.