Economic and event calendar in Asia Wednesday, November 11, 2026 - two Fed speakers

The headline is a calendar preview noting that two Federal Reserve speakers are scheduled for Wednesday, November 11, 2026, in Asian trading hours, with no content from the speeches themselves yet available. Fed commentary during Asian hours typically feeds into the rate-expectations channel, since remarks on the policy path move U.S. Treasury yields and the implied terminal rate, which in turn shift the interest-rate differential that drives the dollar against major currencies such as the yen, euro and Australian dollar. Assets most sensitive to this transmission are front-end Treasuries and dollar crosses, with rate-sensitive equity sectors and gold also reacting through real-yield moves. Traders should watch whether the speakers signal any shift in the balance between inflation persistence and labor-market softening, as that balance determines whether the market prices in further cuts or a longer hold. The most useful next catalyst is the speakers' prepared remarks and the subsequent Q&A, which will define whether any hawkish or dovish tilt is confirmed against the prevailing curve.

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