Newsquawk Weekly Economic Calendar 16th-20th February 2026
This week's economic calendar outlines several key economic releases and events that could influence market dynamics.
Delta Airlines (DAL) to pay employees USD 1.3bln today in profit sharing for 2025, with a pay increase in 2026
Russia's Kremlin says there will be no Europeans at the Geneva talks, TASS reports
Newsquawk Weekly Economic Calendar 16th-20th February 2026
Federal Reserve expected to appoint veteran Wall St. bank lawyer Randall Guynn as director of supervision and regulation, according to reports; Guynn's appointment is still subject to vote by Fed board
US proposes ban on agencies using some Chinese semiconductors
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Monday
- Desk: Newsquawk will open for APAC coverage as usual on Sunday, 15th February 2026 with EU coverage commencing as normal on Monday, 16th February. Thereafter, the desk will shut at 18:00GMT/13:00ET and then re-open on the same day for APAC coverage at 22:00GMT/17:00ET.
- Holiday: US Holiday (Presidents Day)
- Data: Japanese Industrial Production Final (Dec), Swedish Unemployment (Jan), EZ Industrial Production (Dec)
- Events: Japan PM Takaichi to meet with BoJ Governor Ueda
- Speakers: Fed’s Bowman
Tuesday
- Holiday: Chinese Spring Festival Golden Week (17-24 Feb)
- Data: UK Unemployment/Wages (Dec), German ZEW (Feb), US ADP Weekly, NY Fed (Feb), Canadian CPI (Jan), Japanese Balance of Trade (Jan)
- Events: RBA Minutes (Feb); US-Ukraine-Russia talks to take place (17-18 Feb)
- Speakers: Fed’s Barr, Daly
- Supply: Japan, Germany
- Earnings: Medtronic, Leidos, Palo Alto, Cadence Design Systems, Republic Services, Vulcan Materials, Kenvue, Antofagasta
Wednesday
- Holiday: Chinese Spring Festival Golden Week (17-24 Feb)
- Data: Australian Wage Price Index (Q4), UK CPI (Jan), US Durable Goods, Industrial Production (Jan), Housing Starts (Nov/Dec), Atlanta Fed GDP
- Events: RBNZ Policy Announcement; FOMC Minutes (Jan); US-Ukraine-Russia talks to take place (17-18 Feb)
- Speakers: RBNZ’s Bremen; ECB’s Cipollone, Schnabel
- Supply: Australia, Germany, US
- Earnings: Analog, Carvana, DoorDash, Booking Holdings, Moody's, Garmin, Glencore, Orange
Thursday
- Holiday: Chinese Spring Festival Golden Week (17-24 Feb)
- Data: Australian Employment (Jan), US Trade Balance (Dec), Weekly/Continuing Claims, Philadelphia Fed (Feb), Pending Home Sales (Jan), EZ Flash Consumer Confidence (Feb), New Zealand Trade Balance (Jan), Australian Flash PMIs (Feb), Japanese CPI (Jan)
- Speakers: ECB’s Cipollone, de Guindos; Fed’s Bostic, Kashkari, Goolsbee
- Supply: Japan, Spain, France, US
- Earnings: Walmart, Deere, Wayfair, Klarna, Opendoor, Newmont Mining, Southern, Constellation Energy, Airbus, Pernod Ricard, Renault
Friday
- Holiday: Chinese Spring Festival Golden Week (17-24 Feb)
- Data: ECB EZ Indicator of Negotiated Wages; UK Retail Sales (Jan), PSNB (Jan), EZ/UK/US Flash PMIs (Feb), Canadian Retail Sales (Jan), US PCE/GDP (Dec/Q4)
- Speakers: ECB’s Lagarde; Fed’s Logan
- Supply: Australia
- Earnings: Air Liquide, Danone, Anglo American
Highlighted data includes U.S. Durable Goods, Eurozone indicators, and global employment metrics, which will be critical in shaping market expectations for central bank policies. Additionally, geopolitical discussions surrounding U.S.-Ukraine-Russia relations may add volatility to risk assets and currency pairs.
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- Israeli Defence Minister Katz says the military will target all of Iran's infrastructure, including energy; an Iranian attack would free Israel from its existing limits5 hours ago
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- Fed's Waller (voter) to support holding policy rate steady at September FOMC meeting if August inflation data shows continued progress3 hours ago
- US President Trump's administration is reportedly ratcheting up its fight to get more oil flowing from California, AP News reports1 hour ago
- Russian Deputy PM Novak says Russia is experiencing some gasoline shortages5 hours ago
- Fed Governor Waller (Voter) says with CPI and PPI in hand, have a pretty accurate view of PCE inflation2 hours ago
- [CALENDAR ADDITION] BoE's Pill to give remarks at the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce at 16:00BST/11:00EDT; guided to a text release3 hours ago
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- Canadian Trade Balance (Jul) 0.77B vs. Exp. 3.6B (Prev. 4.20B)3 hours ago
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