Anticipate Markets
Helping you turn signals into strategy
Actionable
Intelligence
Starts Here
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.
Our main products fall into 3 categories, each of which are available through different delivery formats.
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.
Read More
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.
Read More
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.
Read More
Why
Econoday?
Econoday offers high-quality, curated economic calendars with real-time updates, market-impact assessments, and expert analysis that helps traders, strategists, and asset managers understand and react to economic events. The data is comprehensive, and easily integrated into trading platforms or client-facing tools via APIs and widgets.
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.
Unbiased, Jargon-Free & Market-Focused
We cut through the noise with clear, independent commentary that highlights what matters most to traders and investors.
Gold Standard
Trusted for over 30 years, Econoday sets the benchmark in curated economic event coverage — relied on by media, trading platforms, and investment professionals worldwide.
Unparalleled Customer Service
Our dedicated team provides responsive, expert support — helping you get up and running quickly, and staying with you every step of the way.
Flexible Licensing Plans
Whether you’re a fintech startup or a global institution, our licensing options scale with your needs — from lightweight widgets to full enterprise API access.
Ready For A
Closer Look?
Upcoming US Announcements
View Full CalendarUpcoming Global Announcements
View Full CalendarRecent Articles
- Last Week in Review: US Q2 GDP Comes in Soft; Fed Leaves Rates Steady
In the week ending July 31, the FOMC kept the federal funds target rate range unchanged at 3.50 to 3.75 percent where it has been since December 2025, and the advance estimate for second quarter 2026 GDP came in below expectations at up 1.5 percent. While the first read on growth in the second quarter … - Econoday US factory sector index shows slightly slower growth in business activity in JulyThe Econoday factory sector activity index (EFSAI)* for July is 16.2 after rising to 17.4 in June. The reading indicates that manufacturing continued to expand at a modest pace in the past two months. Four of the six index component district bank surveys of manufacturing improved, albeit unevenly (New York, Philadelphia, Richmond, and Dallas). Two …
- Econoday US service sector index rebounds in JulyThe Econoday service sector activity index (ESSAI)* for July is 5.6, turning positive for the first time since 6.7 in December 2024, up from minus 3.3 in June and minus 2.1 in May. Five of the six Fed district bank surveys for the service sector show an increase in July. The rise in two (Kansas …
- Last Week in Review: Watching for Impact of Rising Energy Costs, Interest RatesThe news in the week ending July 24 was generally positive for the monthly reports, but the weekly data suggests that July’s numbers will feel the pinch of rising prices and interest rates for consumers and businesses. Consumers and businesses are seeing fuel prices on the rise again to levels erasing the improvements seen in …
Connect With Us
Keep up to date with economic news and updates from Econoday. We regularly send updates covering economic events as well as informative articles and videos highlighting events that may impact markets.