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    Economic Calendar

    Track scheduled economic data releases and central bank events that move currency, bond and stock markets, with previous, forecast and actual values for each event.

    Written by Yadav PatleFounder, TechTars, 7+ years tracking Indian & US markets
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    Last updated: 6 June 2026
    •About this dataFounder, TechTars · 7+ years tracking Indian & US markets

    What is an economic calendar?

    An economic calendar lists scheduled macroeconomic releases and policy events, such as central bank interest-rate decisions, inflation (CPI), jobs reports like US Non-Farm Payrolls, and GDP, with the release time shown in your local timezone. Each event usually shows the previous reading, the consensus forecast and, once published, the actual figure. Prices tend to react to the surprise, meaning the gap between actual and forecast, rather than to the number itself.

    Impact levels show how much an event has historically moved its market:

    • Low: rarely moves prices noticeably.
    • Medium: can cause short-lived moves in the related currency or index.
    • High: rate decisions, CPI and payrolls often bring sharp volatility and wider spreads around the release.

    The calendar below shows medium- and high-impact events for nine major currencies.

    Live Economic Data

    Calendar data powered by TradingView.

    Economic Calendar by TradingView

    Disclaimer

    Event timings, forecasts and prior values are sourced from third-party providers and may be revised. High-impact events can cause significant market volatility, so trade with appropriate risk controls. For educational purposes only, not trading advice.