Economic Calendar is a complete financial scheduling tool covering every major market-moving event in one place. From central bank rate decisions to corporate earnings to monthly jobs data — it has the dates, times, and context you need to plan around.
It covers the full calendar surface: exchange holidays so you know when markets are closed, options expiry dates for derivatives planning, earnings schedules with EPS forecasts, the IPO pipeline, FOMC and ECB and BOE meeting dates, and the key data release schedule for NFP, CPI, GDP, and more. Everything defaults to the current year so you can get what you need without specifying dates.
What you can do
- earnings_calendar — companies reporting on a given date with EPS forecasts and pre/after-market timing
- ipo_calendar — upcoming, priced, filed, and withdrawn IPOs for any month
- economic_events — this week's global macro events with impact ratings and currency filters
- market_holidays — exchange open/close dates for NYSE, CME, LSE, and TSE
- options_expiry — monthly, weekly, and quarterly options expiration dates
- fomc_meetings, ecb_meetings, boe_meetings — central bank meeting schedules with projection/report flags
- data_releases — scheduled release dates for NFP, CPI, PPI, GDP, PCE, and ISM
Who it's for
Traders, portfolio managers, analysts, and anyone who needs to plan around market events. Useful for both daily trading decisions and longer-term financial research.
How to use it
- Call economic_events to see what's happening this week with high-impact flags.
- Use earnings_calendar to check which companies are reporting on a specific date.
- Cross-reference with market_holidays to confirm exchanges are open on your target date.
Getting started
Call economic_events without any filters to get this week's full macro calendar.
