The week of July 27 to August 2, 2026 brings 11 scheduled market events. The highlights: FOMC Rate Decision July 2026 (Wednesday), Bank of England MPC Rate Decision July 2026 (Thursday), US Personal Income and Outlays (PCE) July 2026 (Thursday). Each event below links to a full preview with dates, consensus forecasts and what the result means for your money.
| Date | Time | Event | Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday, July 28 | – | Microsoft Q4 FY2026 Earnings: What to Expect on 28 July 2026 | Low |
| Tuesday, July 28 | – | Alphabet Q2 2026 Earnings: What to Expect on 28 July 2026 | Low |
| Wednesday, July 29 | – | FOMC Rate Decision July 2026 | High |
| Wednesday, July 29 | – | META Earnings July 2026 | Low |
| Thursday, July 30 | – | Amazon Q2 2026 Earnings: What to Expect on 30 July 2026 | Low |
| Thursday, July 30 | – | Apple Q3 FY2026 Earnings: What to Expect on 30 July 2026 | Low |
| Thursday, July 30 | – | Bank of England MPC Rate Decision July 2026 | High |
| Thursday, July 30 | – | US Gross Domestic Product July 2026 | Low |
| Thursday, July 30 | – | US Personal Income and Outlays (PCE) July 2026 | High |
| Friday, July 31 | – | Bank of Japan Rate Decision July 2026 | High |
| Friday, July 31 | – | US University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment July 2026 | Medium |
How to Read This Week’s Calendar
This page is regenerated from live event data every time it loads, so it always shows the current week, Monday to Sunday. High-impact events are the ones with the power to move interest rate expectations: inflation reports, jobs data and central bank decisions. Each event links to a full preview covering the consensus forecast, what to watch and what the result means for your money.
Key Release Schedules
Every major series has a dedicated schedule page with all dates for the year, historical results and plain-English analysis:
- FOMC meeting schedule and US CPI release dates, the two biggest market movers
- US jobs report dates, GDP releases, PCE inflation and retail sales
- ECB, Bank of England and Bank of Japan rate decisions
- Stock market holidays, when the NYSE and Nasdaq are closed