On Wednesday morning, the Pound's traders are bound to watch the publication of United Kingdom's Consumer Price Index data at 06:00 GMT. The UK's release has created GBP/USD moves from 8.8 to 21.8 pips during the last half-year.
Later on on Wednesday, at 12:30 GMT, a notable move could happen on all Canadian Dollar pairs due to the release of the Canadian Consumer Price Index. The USD/CAD has moved from 10.4 to 24.8 base points on the release.
Later on, at 14:30 GMT, the US weekly Energy Information Administration Crude Oil Inventories are expected to impact crude oil prices. On average, oil price benchmarks have moved from 30 to 60 cents on the release.
On Thursday, at 12:30 GMT, the US Retail Sales and Core Retail Sales data sets are set to be released to the public. The event has created moves from 9.5 to 21.7 pips since April.
Note that at the same time the US Unemployment Claims are scheduled to be released. This event has caused EUR/USD moves below ten pips during the last five releases. A 10 base point move for the EUR/USD is considered in the borders of normal volatility. Namely, despite media attention the market does not care about the Unemployment Claims. An exception to the rule were the coronavirus 2020 March and April releases.
On Friday, the UK Retail Sales could cause a minor increase of volatility on GBP pairs at 06:00 GMT. For example, the GBP/USD has moved from 7.4 to 15.6 pips on the release.
The moves on the tables are measured in pips by measuring five minutes before and after a data release. The exception to the rule are the Brent and Light crude oil prices, which are shown in USD cents.
Tuesday, 12:30 GMT
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Wednesday, 06:00 GMT
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Wednesday, 12:30 GMT
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Wednesday, 14:30 GMT
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Thursday, 12:30 GMT
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Friday, 06:00 GMT
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