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Know when key market data is published. All times are US Eastern Time.
This calendar shows the regular schedule for economic data releases that impact gold and oil markets. Specific dates for monthly releases can be found on each agency's website. FOMC meeting dates are published by the Federal Reserve at the start of each year.
US crude oil inventories, Cushing stocks, gasoline and distillate stocks, refinery utilization, and production data.
Source: Energy Information Administration
Futures positioning data for gold, silver, crude oil, and other commodities. Shows managed-money (speculative) vs commercial (hedger) positions.
Source: Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Inflation measure tracking consumer goods and services. Key driver for gold prices and Federal Reserve policy.
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
Non-farm payrolls, unemployment rate, and wage growth. Major market-moving report affecting Fed policy expectations.
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
Federal Reserve interest rate decision and policy statement. Direct impact on dollar, bonds, and gold.
Source: Federal Reserve
Natural gas inventory levels. Important for energy markets.
Source: Energy Information Administration
These are the most important regular data releases for commodities traders and investors. High-impact events can cause significant price moves, especially when actual data differs meaningfully from consensus expectations.