Tools & education · Economic calendar
Know what's moving the market, before it moves
A live economic calendar of every market-moving release — forecasts, prior figures and actuals as they print, filterable by impact and region.
- CPI
- NFP
- Rate decisions
- GDP
- PMI
- Retail sales
- High impact
- Live
Trade around the data, not into it
Scheduled releases — inflation prints, jobs reports, central-bank decisions — are among the biggest drivers of short-term volatility. Knowing when they land, and what the market expects, is half of managing the risk around them.
The live calendar below lists upcoming events with their forecast and prior figures, and fills in the actual the moment it prints. Filter by impact and region to focus on the releases that move the instruments you trade.
Use it to plan: tighten risk ahead of a high-impact print, or wait for the dust to settle before you commit. Trading blindly into a major release is one of the most avoidable mistakes there is.
At a glance
- Updates
- Live
- Filter
- Impact · region
- Figures
- Forecast · actual
- Cost
- Free
Live
The economic calendar, live
Streaming in real time. This demo embeds an official, free TradingView widget; a live account pairs it with our own licensed feed.
Why Bondricks
Economic calendar at Bondricks
Research, data and learning built into your account — so every decision has context behind it.
Every release, ranked by impact
See at a glance which events are likely to move markets, so you can prioritise the ones that matter.
Forecast vs actual, instantly
Compare the consensus to the figure as it prints — the gap is often what drives the reaction.
Plan around volatility
Tighten risk before a high-impact release, or stand aside until the move settles. Stay in control.
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- Updates
- Global
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- Ranked
- Impact
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- Cost
FAQ
Calendar — your questions answered
It is a schedule of upcoming economic data releases and events — like inflation reports and central-bank decisions — that tend to move financial markets.
It updates live. Upcoming events appear with their forecast and prior figures, and the actual figure fills in automatically the moment it is released.
Prior is the previous reading, forecast is the market consensus expectation, and actual is the figure when it prints. A large gap between forecast and actual often drives the biggest reactions.
High-impact releases — inflation (CPI), jobs (NFP), GDP and interest-rate decisions — typically cause the largest moves. The calendar lets you filter to these.
Yes. Filter the calendar by region and impact so you only see the releases relevant to the instruments you trade.
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