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The economic calendar.
A clearer view of what’s ahead.

Keep the next two weeks in view, from economic releases to Federal Reserve meetings. A shared starting point for better conversations with the people who count on you.

Fed funds target range

3.50%–3.75%

As of Sep 9, 2026

Federal Reserve data ↗

Effective rate: 3.63% · Sep 8, 2026

Next FOMC meeting

Sep 15–16, 2026

The Federal Reserve’s policy-setting meeting.

Official meeting calendar ↗

Your two-week outlook

September 13 – Sep 26, 2026

All times Pacific

Sources checked Sep 10, 2026, 4:40 AM PDT.

Coming up Sep 13 – Sep 19

MondaySep 14

No releases listed in these sources.

TuesdaySep 15

Meeting
FOMC meeting: September 15-16, 2026

Federal Reserve

WednesdaySep 16

Meeting
FOMC meeting: September 15-16, 2026

Federal Reserve

5:30 AM
Advance Monthly Sales for Retail and Food Services, August 2026

Census

5:30 AM
U.S. Import and Export Price Indexes

BLS

7:00 AM
Manufacturing and Trade: Inventories and Sales, July 2026

Census

ThursdaySep 17

5:30 AM
New Residential Construction (Building Permits, Housing Starts, and Housing Completions), August 2026

Census

FridaySep 18

7:00 AM
State Employment and Unemployment (Monthly)

BLS

Looking ahead Sep 20 – Sep 26

MondaySep 21

No releases listed in these sources.

TuesdaySep 22

No releases listed in these sources.

WednesdaySep 23

No releases listed in these sources.

ThursdaySep 24

5:30 AM
U.S. International Transactions and Investment Position, 2nd Quarter 2026

BEA

7:00 AM
Employee Tenure

BLS

7:00 AM
Job Flexibilities and Work Schedules

BLS

7:00 AM
New Residential Sales, August 2026

Census

7:00 AM
Preliminary U.S. Imports for Consumption of Steel Products, August 2026

Census

FridaySep 25

5:30 AM
Advance Report on Durable Goods--Manufacturers' Shipments, Inventories, and Orders, August 2026

Census

7:00 AM
Employee Benefits in the United States

BLS

Direct from the source.

This calendar includes releases and events listed by BLS, BEA, the Census Bureau and the Federal Reserve. All listed events from these sources are included; other organizations’ releases may not appear. Dates and times can change.

The Fed funds target range is a policy rate, not a mortgage rate. Information is provided for general market awareness.

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