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These are the releases that often drive significant movements for currencies, indices, commodities and more: tune in for surprises and the potential for new trends.

The consumer price index measures the change in the prices of various consumer items in the UK. Higher figures are positive for the pound and somewhat positive for the FTSE 100, while lower readings are negative.

The consumer price index measures the change in the prices of various consumer items in the Eurozone.

Higher figures are positive for the euro and somewhat positive for European shares and indices, while lower readings are negative.

Building permits is a measure of how many new permits for construction the American government issued in the month to release.

Larger numbers are positive for the dollar and some American shares such as real estate, raw materials and so on, while smaller number are negative for these.

Crude oil inventories measures weekly change in the number of barrels of crude oil held by companies in the USA, an indicator of likely demand in the near future.

Lower readings suggest higher demand (and/or lower supply) and are positive for the price of crude oil.

Higher readings suggest the opposite and are negative for crude oil.

The minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee are a full reflection of what was discussed at the Committee’s last meeting, usually held about a fortnight earlier.

They’re seen as an important indicator of possible future changes to the Federal Reserve System’s base rate.