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Economic Calendar Digest: 2026-09-11

Today's session is dominated by the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) release at 8:30 AM ET, arriving just days before the Federal Reserve's September 16 FOMC decision. This high-beta setup historically triggers significant volatility across USD pairs. Additionally, Malaysia's unemployment data is scheduled overnight, though it typically has limited FX impact.

High-Impact Events Today (★★★)

Time (UTC)CountryEventForecastPreviousAffected Pairs
12:30🇺🇸 USCPI Report (YoY & MoM)EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, XAU/USD

Note: The research confirms the 8:30 AM ET (12:30 UTC) release time but does not provide specific forecast or previous values for this date.

Per-Event Educational Context — English

US CPI Report

Mid-Impact Events (★★)

Time (UTC)CountryEventForecastPreviousAffected Pairs
00:00🇲🇾 MalaysiaUnemployment Rate (JUL)3.0%USD/MYR
00:00🇲🇾 MalaysiaParticipation Rate (JUL)70.9%USD/MYR

Source: Forex TradingCharts Economic Calendar

Trader's Checklist for Today — English

Risk management first: CPI releases historically produce sharp, two-way volatility. Ensure stop-losses are placed at levels that account for spread widening, not just recent daily ranges. ✅ Spread widening expected: Liquidity thins and spreads typically widen in the minutes immediately before and after the 12:30 UTC release. Consider avoiding market orders during this window. ✅ Review position sizing: With the FOMC decision on September 16, consider whether current exposure aligns with your risk tolerance ahead of back-to-back high-impact events. ✅ Verify data independently: Cross-check the CPI print against official BLS data after release — preliminary headlines can be revised.

Compliance Footer — English

⚠️ This page summarizes scheduled economic events for educational purposes. We do not predict market direction or recommend trades. Forecasts shown are market consensus from third-party sources where available. Verify all data with official central bank / statistics agency sources. Trading is risky. This is not investment advice.


Last updated: 2026-09-11 | Sources: ForexFactory, FXStreet, official central bank pages