BUSINESS / MARKETS / POLITICS8 November 2026
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Earnings, central banks, jobs, inflation, GDP and oil. Plan around what’s next.

Next scheduled · USUS consumer inflation (CPI)Tue, 10 Nov 2026 · 13:30 UK time · Cached schedule
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Selected US & UK events from official schedules and company announcements. Earnings calls and results releases are labelled separately. Times can change; a passed time does not confirm publication.

Tue, 10 Nov 2026 UK time

Wed, 11 Nov 2026 UK time

Thu, 12 Nov 2026 UK time

Fri, 13 Nov 2026 UK time

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Earnings coverage includes selected announced events, not every listed company. EIA dates follow its weekly schedule and published holiday exceptions. Individual downloads are snapshots. A subscribed calendar feed can receive published schedule updates. Date-only events have no announced clock time.

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Price charts, market movers and sector displays use attributed TradingView widgets and may be delayed. Oil display symbols are CFDs; official inventory observations are separate. The Stock Fear & Greed Index from CNN Business measures US stock-market sentiment using seven indicators. Each reading keeps its published time; a cached reading is labelled. The separate Crypto Fear & Greed Index from Alternative.me measures cryptocurrency sentiment.

The calendar lists selected US and UK company earnings announcements, jobs, inflation, GDP, retail sales, trade, central-bank decisions and EIA oil inventories. Earnings calls and results releases are labelled separately. Times follow the selected time zone and daylight saving. Cached schedules retain their original check times; a passed scheduled time does not confirm publication.

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Your daily brief selects dated reporting from the past 24 hours, balances publishers and topics, and includes reports matching My News in this browser. Headlines and complete short excerpts stay attributed; market quotes keep their own times and do not establish why prices moved. The brief refreshes as reporting arrives and is not an exhaustive record of the day.

Company pages cover selected US and UK listings. Attributed TradingView price charts load on request. US ADR displays for UK companies use US dollars and are labelled separately from their London listings. Related news matches company names and tickers in original headlines and excerpts. US company reports link to SEC EDGAR; UK pages link to investor relations. Follow adds the company name to My News in this browser.

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