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Upcoming Economic Events

Earnings Calendar

Key Economic Indicators

Employment Data

  • Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP)
  • Unemployment Rate
  • Average Hourly Earnings
  • Job Openings (JOLTS)
  • Initial Jobless Claims

Inflation Metrics

  • Consumer Price Index (CPI)
  • Producer Price Index (PPI)
  • Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE)
  • Core Inflation Measures
  • Import/Export Prices

Growth Indicators

  • Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
  • Retail Sales
  • Manufacturing PMI
  • Services PMI
  • Industrial Production

Central Bank Calendar

Federal Reserve (US)

The Federal Reserve sets US monetary policy through interest rate decisions and quantitative easing programs.

  • FOMC Meeting Dates
  • Interest Rate Decisions
  • Press Conferences
  • Beige Book Releases
  • Meeting Minutes

European Central Bank (ECB)

The ECB manages monetary policy for the Eurozone, influencing EUR currency and European markets.

  • Governing Council Meetings
  • Interest Rate Announcements
  • President Speeches
  • Economic Bulletin
  • Policy Updates

Bank of England (BoE)

The BoE controls UK monetary policy and the Bank Rate, affecting GBP and British markets.

  • MPC Meeting Decisions
  • Bank Rate Changes
  • Inflation Reports
  • Governor Statements
  • Financial Stability Reports

Bank of Japan (BoJ)

The BoJ manages Japanese monetary policy, with significant influence on JPY and Asian markets.

  • Policy Board Meetings
  • Yield Curve Control Updates
  • Outlook Reports
  • Governor Press Conferences
  • Tankan Survey Results

Using the Economic Calendar

Event Importance

Events are color-coded by importance. High-impact events (red) can cause significant market volatility. Medium-impact (orange) and low-impact (yellow) events have lesser but still notable effects on markets.

Time Zones

All times are automatically adjusted to your local timezone. Events from global markets including US, Europe, Asia, and other regions are displayed chronologically for easy tracking.

Forecasts vs Actuals

Compare analyst forecasts with actual released data. Significant deviations from expectations often trigger market movements as traders reassess their positions.

Historical Data

Review previous releases to identify trends and patterns. Historical context helps understand the current economic cycle and potential future direction.