Economic Calendar

An economic calendar is a tool that lists scheduled economic events, data releases, and announcements that can impact financial markets. It includes events like Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP), Federal Reserve (FOMC) meetings, Consumer Price Index (CPI) releases, GDP reports, and central bank interest rate decisions. Traders use it to plan their trades around potential market volatility.

Use the calendar to identify scheduled events before a trading session, then verify the release time and any account restrictions with an official source and your firm. The impact label is a third-party classification, not a prediction of the size or direction of a market move.

“High impact” is the source feed's classification for events it expects traders to watch closely, such as employment, inflation, growth, and central-bank releases. Actual market response varies and the label does not guarantee volatility or direction.

The session indicators compare each event time with configured Sydney, Tokyo, London, and New York session windows. They are orientation aids; holidays, daylight-saving changes, venue hours, and the instrument you trade can affect actual market availability.

Yes! Click the Export button to download events as an iCal file (.ics) compatible with Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook, and most calendar apps. You can also add events directly to Google Calendar. The export includes all filtered events based on your current selections.

Funded.Now displays the latest schedule snapshot available in its calendar database and refreshes this page periodically. The visible reviewed timestamp identifies that snapshot. Event times, forecasts, and previous values can still change, so confirm critical releases with an official source.