Calendar recap · October 26, 2026
Futures Calendar Recap, 22–26 June 2026: PCE inflation, GDP
First-quarter GDP's third estimate and May's PCE inflation on Thursday, July crude oil expiring on Monday, and the Russell reconstitution after Friday's close.
July crude oil (CLN6) stopped trading on Monday 22 June. On Thursday 25 June at 8:30 a.m. ET the BEA published the third estimate of first-quarter GDP with May's personal income and outlays and the PCE inflation measure.
Friday 26 June was the last trading day for July natural gas (NGN6) and June gold (GCM6). After that day's close, FTSE Russell's June reconstitution of its US indexes took effect, a scheduled event for the small-cap stocks behind the RTY futures.
Day by day
Times are New York (ET). For your own clock, pick your country under trading from. Every date links to the agency or exchange that sets it; the full schedule is on the market calendar.
Monday
22 June
- All dayCrude oil futures expire: July 2026 (CLN6)Expiry · CL
Tuesday
23 June
Nothing scheduled that moves US futures by itself.
Wednesday
24 June
- 10:30 a.m.EIA crude oil inventoriesWeekly report · CL EIA
Thursday
25 June
- 8:30 a.m.GDP, Q1 2026, third estimateRelease · ES NQ YM RTY · Gross domestic product, the broadest read on the economy. BEA
- 8:30 a.m.PCE inflation, May 2026Release · ES NQ YM RTY GC · Personal Income and Outlays, which carries the Fed's preferred inflation gauge. BEA
- 10:30 a.m.EIA natural gas storageWeekly report · NG EIA
Friday
26 June
- All dayNatural gas futures expire: July 2026 (NGN6)Expiry · NG
- All dayGold futures expire: June 2026 (GCM6)Expiry · GC
Sources:
Dates read October 26, 2026; agencies occasionally move a release, and their page is the authority.
Sources: EIA (EIA crude oil inventories), BEA (PCE inflation, May 2026), EIA (EIA natural gas storage). Dates read October 26, 2026; agencies occasionally move a release, and their page is the authority.
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