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FOUNDING EDITION — Historical economics: World Bank. Market charts and calendar: TradingView. Data frequency and delays vary by source.
THE WORLD, IN CONTEXT

The economic calendar, with context.

Filter the events. Understand the numbers. Separate the release from its market interpretation.

Filters are passed to TradingView. Coverage is limited to its supported countries. Check event times and timezone in the embedded calendar.

Economic calendar

Events, consensus and releases · TradingView

Economic Calendar by TradingView ↗

Check the timezone displayed in the calendar. Coverage is determined by the provider.

Read a release in four steps

01

Confirm the period

Check the country, reporting period, frequency and unit. Annual inflation, monthly inflation and annualized growth are not interchangeable.

02

Compare with consensus

The forecast is an expectation, not a promise. Compare like-for-like figures and identify whether the result is above, below or equal to the forecast.

03

Read the revisions

A revised previous figure changes the starting point. Keep the initial and revised values separate instead of silently replacing one with the other.

04

Observe the reaction

Inspect the asset, price source and time window. A surprise alone is not a bullish or bearish signal; market context and positioning can change the response.

MANUAL COMPARISON TOOL

Actual versus forecast

Enter figures from the same release, with the same units. This calculates a numerical difference, not a trading signal. Values are not fetched automatically.

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