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Understanding economic data is key to informed investing. Econoday delivers timely insights across global indicators, debt markets, and sector-specific data — helping you anticipate market shifts and act with confidence.
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US & Global Economic Data
The benchmark for market-moving data.
Econoday’s Economic Calendar tracks key global economic releases, including U.S. and international indicators, central bank announcements, inflation data, labor reports, and more. Updated in real-time by expert economists, the calendar includes forecast, actual, and prior results, along with intuitive commentary for quick understanding and reaction.
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Sovereign Debt Data
In-depth auction coverage for global debt markets.
Econoday’s Sovereign Debt Calendar provides live and historical tracking of sovereign debt issuance from 29 countries and 3 supra-national issuers. Developed in collaboration with institutional investors, it enables unified surveillance of debt auctions across multiple jurisdictions.
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Agriculture Economic Data
Anticipate commodity market shifts.
Econoday’s US Agriculture Calendar tracks key reports from the USDA and other sources, including Crop Progress, WASDE, Grain Stocks, and Export Sales. Whether you’re trading futures or analyzing food supply chains, these events are crucial for informed forecasting and strategy.
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Econoday enhances decision-making. Not only with raw data, but with context and commentary, making it especially valuable for firms focused on macroeconomic trends, financial market timing, and portfolio strategy.
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We cut through the noise with clear, independent commentary that highlights what matters most to traders and investors.
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Three reports for April that shape the inflation picture were released in the May 15 week leading to three conclusions. First, the consumer price index (CPI) for April showed the spike in energy prices in March and continued elevated and unstable prices into April is already having an impact that is going to be reflected … - Last Week in ReviewAt first glance the April employment report looks of a piece with the recent data of a balanced job market with modest demand for labor against a shrinking labor supply. In many respects it is more confirmation of the resilience of the US economy against a backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty. However, the details in the …
- Econoday employment index points to declines in April payrollsThe Econoday combined employment index (ECEI)[1] – factory and service sectors which account for the majority of jobs – anticipates a decline in private payrolls in April. The index is minus 1.0 in April after 0.1 in March and minus 0.8 in February. Payroll growth has been uneven since the start of 2025 and on …
- Econoday economic activity index points to moderate second quarter growthWith 2026 off to a good start with the advance estimate for GDP up 2.0 percent in the first quarter, attention will now be shifting to conditions in the second quarter. Will the US economy remain resilient to the impact of the conflict in the Middle East? Will the trend for solid growth in nonresidential …
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