The data that
moves the market.
This week's economic calendar — CPI, NFP, central bank decisions, with forecast and previous values. Times are in IST and the calendar refreshes every 10 minutes. Want breaking headlines instead? Open the live news wire →
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This week's data releases.
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This calendar refreshes on our end every 10 minutes — not a live push feed, so there can be a short lag behind the moment the underlying data updates. Times are converted to IST. Forecast/previous values as published; released "actual" figures are not part of this feed. Not investment advice. Read full disclaimer →
Economic calendar — frequently asked questions
What time zone does the economic calendar use?
All event times are shown in IST (Indian Standard Time), converted from the source feed, so you can plan around Indian market hours.
How often is the calendar updated?
The calendar refreshes every 10 minutes. It is not a live push feed, so there can be a short lag behind the moment the underlying data changes.
What is CPI and why does it move markets?
CPI (Consumer Price Index) measures the change in consumer prices, which is the most common gauge of inflation. Inflation surprises can shift expectations for central bank interest rates, which in turn moves currencies, bonds and equities.
What is NFP?
NFP (Non-Farm Payrolls) is the monthly US jobs report showing how many jobs the economy added outside farming. It is one of the most closely watched releases for the US dollar, gold and global markets.
What do the impact levels mean?
Each event carries a low, medium or high impact tag from the source feed, and some entries are marked as holidays. You can filter the calendar by impact or currency to focus on the releases that matter to you.
Are the forecast and previous values included?
Yes, where they are published. Released 'actual' figures are not part of this feed, so check the news wire for the actual number when an event lands.