Track earnings releases, IPOs, stock splits, and economic events
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DataPorium’s economic calendar puts scheduled market-moving events in one place. Track inflation reports, jobs data, central-bank decisions, and corporate earnings dates, see what is coming next, and plan around the releases most likely to move stocks, currencies, and commodities.
Markets rarely move at random. Much of the biggest volatility clusters around scheduled events: a hotter-than-expected inflation print, a surprise interest-rate decision, or a blockbuster earnings report can reprice entire sectors in minutes. An economic calendar turns that uncertainty into a plan by showing exactly when these events land. The same event data is also available through the DataPorium financial data API.
To use the calendar well, focus on high-impact releases first — inflation, employment, GDP, and central-bank meetings tend to move the most markets. Compare the forecast against the previous reading to gauge expectations, then watch how the actual number lands relative to that forecast. Pairing the calendar with live economic indicators gives you both the schedule and the context behind every market move.
An economic calendar lists scheduled releases and market events — such as inflation reports, jobs data, central-bank decisions, and corporate earnings — so you can plan around moments that move markets.
Major releases often trigger sharp moves in stocks, currencies, and commodities. Knowing what is scheduled helps you manage risk and anticipate volatility around key dates.
Yes. The calendar combines economic events with corporate earnings dates, so you can track both macro releases and company reports in one place.
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