Some Prices Rise, Others Fall - Investors Remain Cautious
October 30, 2026
An uncertain week lies ahead, with already unsettled markets facing additional pressure from the US midterm elections. Gold prices have fallen to around $4,000 per ounce due to a stronger US dollar, while oil prices are rising again amid supply concerns. Stock prices remain highly volatile amid concerns over massive AI investments, although US indices have staged a modest recovery.
These developments serve as a reminder for investors to remain cautious and well-informed when making decisions. Global economic events could be an invaluable source of market insights, helping investors make informed decisions. With this in mind, we have selected some of the most important global economic events, along with one that is particularly relevant to Canada.
| Event | Date | Very Brief Description | Add to Gmail Calendar | Add to Outlook Calendar |
| RBA Interest Rate Decision (Australia) | November 3 | Could affect the Australian dollar and expectations for future monetary policy. |
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| Eurozone Inflation (October) | November 4 | A key indicator of inflationary pressures and the ECB’s future interest rate decisions. |
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| ADP Nonfarm Employment Change (US) | November 4 | Provides insight into the US labour market ahead of the official employment report. |
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| Bank of England Interest Rate Decision | November 5 | Could affect the pound, UK bonds and expectations for future monetary policy. |
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| US Nonfarm Payrolls (October) | November 6 | A key US labour market indicator that influences the dollar and expectations for Fed policy. |
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| Canada – Employment Change (October) | November 6 | Provides insight into Canada's labour market and economic outlook, influencing the Canadian dollar and expectations for future Bank of Canada policy. |
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Why these events matter:
These announcements could significantly influence:
- Currencies (USD, EUR, JPY)
- Global stock and bond markets
- Commodities such as oil and gold
- Capital flows across regions
Stay ahead of the markets:
Follow our real-time economic calendar and always be among the first informed.