On Wednesday, some impact on the USD pairs might be created by the US Durable Goods Orders and US Preliminary GDP. The GDP is the second of the three GDP data sets being released quarterly. It is not causing a move like the Advance GDP.
Moreover, the Durable Goods Orders have become irrelevant. Namely, the EUR/USD did a move on the release above ten pips only once during the last half-year.
Later in the day US Crude Oil Inventories are expected to cause a move of more than 50 cents on oil price indices.
On Friday, the Canadian GDP is expected to create the largest this week's move. For some time now, Canadian data has been creating the only notable price adjustments in the Forex market.
The reactions on the tables are measured in pips by comparing the difference in the exchange rate five minutes before the event and five minutes after the event. The exception are the Light and Brent oil price indices, which are measured in USD.
Wednesday 13:30 GMT.
Wednesday 15:30 GMT.
Friday 13:30 GMT.