Scotiabank Economics · 08/31/2026
Calendar of Economic Release Dates (September 2026)
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U.S. ISM Manufacturing Index (10:00)–Aug Construction Spending (10:00)–Jul Domestic Vehicle Sales–Aug U.K. Nationwide House Prices (2:00)–Aug EUROZONE CPI (5:00)–Aug P, Unemployment Rate (5:00)–Jul
U.S. ADP Employment Report (8:15)–Aug Factory Orders (10:00)–Jul Durable Goods Orders (10:00)–Jul F Beige Book (14:00) CANADA Bank of Canada Meeting (9:45)
U.S. Trade Balance (8:30)–Jul Productivity (8:30)–2Q F ISM Non-Manufacturing Composite (10:00)–Aug CANADA Productivity (8:30)–2Q Merchandise Trade Balance (8:30)–Jul
U.S. Employment Report (8:30)–Aug CANADA Employment Report (8:30)–Aug EUROZONE Retail Sales (5:00)–Jul
JAPAN Leading Indicators (1:00)–Jul P, GDP (19:50)–2Q F Current Account (19:50)–Jul, Trade Balance (19:50)–Jul Machine Tool Orders–Aug P EUROZONE GDP (5:00)–2Q T
U.S. PPI (8:30)–Aug Existing Home Sales (10:00)–Aug Wholesale Inventories (10:00)–Jul F EUROZONE ECB Meeting (8:15)
U.S. CPI (8:30)–Aug U. of Michigan Consumer Sentiment (10:00)–Sep P Treasury Statement (14:00)–Aug U.K. Industrial Production (2:00)–Jul Trade Balance (2:00)–Jul
CANADA CPI (8:30)–Aug Manufacturing Shipments (8:30)–Jul JAPAN Industrial Production (0:30)–Jul F
U.S. Empire State Manufacturing Index (8:30)–Sep CANADA MLS Home Sales (5:00)–Aug, Wholesale Trade (8:30)–Jul JAPAN Machinery Orders (19:50)–Jul U.K. Unemployment Rate (2:00)–Aug EUROZONE Trade Balance (5:00)–Jul
U.S. Retail Sales (8:30)–Aug, Trade Price Indices (8:30)–Aug Business Inventories (10:00)–Jul, FOMC Meeting (14:00) Foreign Portfolio Flows (16:00)–Jul CANADA Housing Starts (8:15)–Aug, Building Permits (8:30)–Jul BoC Summary of Deliberations (13:30) U.K. CPI (2:00)–Aug EUROZONE Industrial Production (5:00)–Jul
U.S. Philadelphia Fed Index (8:30)–Sep, Housing Starts & Building Permits (8:30)–Aug, Pending Home Sales (10:00)–Aug CANADA IPPI & RMPI (8:30)–Aug, International Securities Transactions (8:30)–Jul JAPAN CPI (19:30)–Aug U.K. Bank of England Meeting (7:00) EUROZONE CPI (5:00)–Aug F
U.S. Industrial Production & Capacity Utilization (9:15)–Aug Leading Indicators (10:00)–Aug U.K. Retail Sales (2:00)–Aug EUROZONE Current Account (4:00)–Jul
U.S. Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index (10:00)–Sep
U.S. Current Account (8:30)–2Q New Home Sales (10:00)–Aug CANADA Retail Sales (8:30)–Jul
U.S. Durable Goods Orders (8:30)–Aug P U. of Michigan Consumer Sentiment (10:00)–Sep F
U.S. S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index (9:00)–Jul Consumer Confidence (10:00)–Sep CANADA GDP (8:30)–Jul JAPAN Leading Indicators (1:00)–Jul F Industrial Production (19:50)–Aug P
U.S. ADP Employment Report (8:15)–Sep Personal Income & Spending (8:30)–Aug Wholesale Inventories (8:30)–Aug P GDP (8:30)–2Q T, Chicago PMI (9:45)–Sep JAPAN Tankan Survey (19:50)–3Q U.K. GDP (2:00)–2Q F, Current Account (2:00)–2Q Nationwide House Prices–Sep
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Key arguments
- The calendar highlights major US data releases including ISM, ADP, employment, CPI, PPI, retail sales, and GDP, which are closely watched by markets.
- Central bank meetings scheduled include the Bank of Canada (September 9), ECB (September 10), FOMC (September 16), and Bank of England (September 17).
- Multiple tier-1 releases across regions could drive market volatility during the month.
Risks
- Unexpected deviations in data releases could alter market expectations for central bank policy.
- Geopolitical or economic shocks may overshadow scheduled releases.
- Data revisions could change the initial market reaction.