UBS Economics-US Economic Perspectives _2026 US Economic Calendar_ Wilcox-119796225

ab16 January 2026Global ResearchUS Economic Perspectives2026 US Economic CalendarBest wishes for 2026Along with this calendar, we include instructions on how to add to personal calendars on Microsoft Outlook using an Excel version that is downloadable here. US government shutdown impactThe federal government shutdown last fall led to delays in the collection and publication of data. Statistical agencies continue to work through the backlog of delayed data releases and this is having a knock-on effect on upcoming data releases too. This primarily refers to data releases published by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, Bureau of Labor Statistics, and Census Bureau. As a result, we excluded from our economic calendar data releases which are yet to be rescheduled. We also identified economic releases scheduled for May and June that may be rescheduled due to delays in input data releases as such these have been marked as "probable" in the calendar. We will continue to monitor updates to release schedules and include any new information in our regular publications. See the data release schedules that the agencies are updating at the following: Bureau of Economic Analysis here, Bureau of Labor Statistics here, and Census Bureau here.All times in this calendar refer to Eastern Time (ET), and are correct at the time of publishing, but may be subject to change. Please note that users with non-US date settings might find that the calendar does not import properly.This report has been prepared by UBS Securities LLC. ANALYST CERTIFICATION AND REQUIRED DISCLOSURES, including information on the Quantitative Research Review published by UBS, begin on page 15. EconomicsAmericasAmanda WilcoxEconomistamanda.wilcox@ubs.com+1-212-713 3899Jonathan PingleEconomistjonathan.pingle@ubs.com+1-212-713 2225Alan DetmeisterEconomistalan.detmeister@ubs.com+1-212-713 1222Abigail WattEconomistabigail.watt@ubs.com+1-212-882 6929Jalen NicholsEconomistjalen.nichols@ubs.com+1-212-882 6905US Economic Perspectives 16 January 2026ab 2Instructions for uploading the calendarStep 1. Saving csv fileThe UBS US Economic Calendar Excel file (link here) is provided in standard .xlsx formatPlease save this file to a "CSV (comma delimited) (*.csv)" file. Make sure you don't use "CSV UTF-8" format.Close the Excel file.Step 2. Creating UBS 2026 CalendarIn Outlook, to create a new calendar:Click on <Calendar>Choose <Add calendar> (You will find it in the "Home" ribbon at the top of MS Outlook.)Choose <Create new blank calendar>Name it UBS 2026 CalendarStep 3. Importing calendar datesMake sure your newly saved csv file has been closed before attempting this step.To import the csv file to the new calendar:Click on <File>, <Open & Export>, <Import/Export>Choose "Import from another program or file" <Next>"Comma Separated Values" <Next>Browse for the UBS US Economic Calendar.csv file that you saved"Allow duplicates to be created" <Next>Choose the UBS 2026 Outlook Calendar that you created <Next> WARNING: