A single medium-impact release headlines the next 24 hours: the US ISM Services PMI at 14:00 UTC. It is the only entry on today’s calendar, which puts the full weight of the session’s data-driven moves on one print for the dollar.
14:00 UTC β US ISM Services PMI (USD)
The ISM Services PMI surveys purchasing managers across the US services sector, which accounts for the bulk of the economy. A reading above 50 signals expansion; below 50 signals contraction. The index aggregates new orders, business activity, employment, and supplier deliveries into a single figure.
The forecast is 55.1, down slightly from the 55.4 previous reading. That would mark a modest cooling but keep the sector comfortably in expansion territory.
This is a USD event. The services print tends to move the dollar because it feeds directly into the growth and rates picture, and it lands without competing releases to dilute the reaction.
The rest of the window
No other medium- or high-impact events are scheduled in the next 24 hours. With the calendar otherwise empty, the ISM Services PMI is the session’s clearest scheduled catalyst β the forecast-versus-prior gap of 55.1 against 55.4 is the one number on the docket for the dollar.
