Throughout the week the US CPI, US PPI and US Retail Sales are set to be released. In most cases these data releases did not manage to cause a move on the EUR/USD above ten pips, which is our criteria to evaluate a data set.
Although , there have been exceptions, as couple of times there have been moves above 20 pips. Due to that reason, it is still valuable to take a look at the historical data tables.
However, if you are looking for larger pip moves, take a look at the UK CPI and Retail Sales. Moves from fifteen to twenty pips can be expected from these data releases. However, in percentage terms they are as low as those expected from the US.
Also, as usual, on Wednesday, the US Crude Oil Inventories are set to be published at 15:30 GMT.
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.
Tuesday 13:30 GMT
Wednesday 09:30 GMT
Wednesday 13:30 GMT
Wednesday 15:30 GMT
Thursday 13:30 GMT
Friday 09:30 GMT