Decided in the last seven days
| Bank | When | Decision | Did the odds call it? |
|---|---|---|---|
| BoE | Thu, Nov 5 | Raised 25 bp to 4.00% | Yes, 94% for what happened |
| Norges Bank | Thu, Nov 5 | Held at 4.50% | Yes, 91% for what happened |
Decisions in the next seven days
No central bank decides in the next seven days. The calendar has the next ones.
US data released in the last seven days
| Report | Released | Headline | EUR/USD, 15 min |
|---|---|---|---|
| US jobs report October 2026 | Nov 6, 2026 | jobs added +165k | −17.4 pips |
EUR/USD in pips against the last price before the release; a negative move is a higher dollar.
US data due in the next seven days
- US retail sales report for October 2026: Tue, Nov 17 at 8:30 AM EST.
Every page behind these lines: this week’s decisions, the calendar, the odds and how they have scored, CPI, jobs, PCE, retail sales and GDP. The same digest as email text: /digest/email.txt.
Questions
What is in the weekly digest?
The central bank decisions of the last seven days with whether the site’s own odds from the record called them, the decisions of the next seven days with those odds, and the US data releases out and due, with how EUR/USD moved after each.
Is the digest a forecast?
No. The odds are counted from the record of past decisions by fixed rules, not from markets, and the page says what happened, not what will. It leaves out economists’ forecasts, which belong to the calendar they come from.
How often does it update?
With every refresh of the site, every two hours, and within minutes of a decision. The week is always the seven days either side of the “as of” time.
Can I get it by email?
The email text of the same digest is at /digest/email.txt, for a newsletter tool or a reader to pick up.