February 10, 2026 (Tuesday) Global Financial Calendar: Key Data and Events Overview

Today, key economic data from Europe and the US are densely released. Tonight, core indicators such as US consumer spending, employment costs, and prices will be released, along with Federal Reserve officials' speeches and energy reports. These will influence currency markets, precious metals, and crude oil prices. Investors should pay close attention to the following key points:

14:30 France releases Q4 ILO unemployment rate, reflecting the resilience of the employment market in core Eurozone countries
19:00 US releases January NFIB Small Business Optimism Index, indicating the outlook and performance of small and medium-sized enterprises
21:30 US releases three key data points simultaneously: December Retail Sales Monthly Rate, Q4 Labor Cost Index Quarterly Rate, December Import Price Index Monthly Rate, providing important insights into consumer recovery, inflation stickiness, and monetary policy
23:00 US releases November Business Inventories Monthly Rate, tracking corporate inventory cycles and production prosperity

Next day’s key events:
01:00 EIA releases Monthly Short-Term Energy Outlook report, affecting crude oil supply and demand expectations
01:00 Federal Reserve Harker delivers a public speech
02:00 Federal Reserve Logan speaks, signaling policy stance
05:30 US releases API Weekly Crude Oil Inventories up to February 6, previewing changes in crude oil inventories