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Economic calendar

Upcoming and recent statistical releases from Eurostat, the European Central Bank and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics — scheduled dates and times as the source states them, with source status kept separate from what the clock implies.

A scheduled date is not proof of publication. Each row shows the status the source states and, separately, what the clock alone supports. Published values appear on the economic releases page once an observation has been verified.

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Leave the dates empty for the last 7 and next 31 days. A window may span at most 93 days. Filters are written to the page address so a view can be shared.

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How to read this calendar

Status
What the publishing agency states: scheduled, rescheduled, delayed, tentative, cancelled or published. It never changes merely because the scheduled time has passed.
Clock reading
Computed at request time from the schedule alone: upcoming, imminent, past due awaiting confirmation, confirmed, or closed. It is never stored and never becomes a status.
Date-only releases
Eurostat and the ECB Governing Council calendar publish dates without times. Those rows carry no time in any zone; no midnight is manufactured.
Importance
HELPERG editorial methodology, stated as such on every record. It is not a measurement of market impact, and no forecast, consensus or surprise figure exists anywhere on this surface.
Time zones
Every instant is stored in UTC. Choosing a zone adds a local reading beside it; the UTC value stays visible.

Sources: Eurostat release calendar (CC BY 4.0), European Central Bank calendars (reproduction permitted with source citation), U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics release schedule (U.S. Government work). Full licence details on the sources page. Developers: public API documentation.