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Wednesday, April 15, 2026
KR
Imports (YoY) (Mar)
Act:
13.2%
Cons:
13.2%
Prev.:
7.5%
KR
Exports (YoY) (Mar)
Act:
49.2%
Cons:
48.3%
Prev.:
28.7%
KR
Trade Balance (Mar)
Act:
26.24B
Cons:
25.74B
Prev.:
15.38B
KR
M3 Money Supply (Feb)
Act:
6,160.5B
Cons:
-
Prev.:
6,107.3B
KR
M2 Money supply (Feb)
Act:
8.00%
Cons:
-
Prev.:
7.30%
IN
WPI Inflation (YoY) (Mar)
Act:
3.88%
Cons:
3.00%
Prev.:
2.13%
IN
WPI Manufacturing Inflation (YoY) (Mar)
Act:
3.39%
Cons:
-
Prev.:
2.92%
IN
WPI Food (YoY) (Mar)
Act:
1.90%
Cons:
-
Prev.:
2.19%
IN
WPI Fuel (YoY) (Mar)
Act:
1.05%
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-3.78%
FR
French CPI (MoM) (Mar)
Act:
1.0%
Cons:
0.9%
Prev.:
0.6%
FR
French HICP (MoM) (Mar)
Act:
1.1%
Cons:
1.1%
Prev.:
0.7%
FR
French HICP (YoY) (Mar)
Act:
2.0%
Cons:
1.9%
Prev.:
1.1%
FR
France Inflation Ex-Tobacco (YoY) (Mar)
Act:
1.70%
Cons:
-
Prev.:
0.90%
FR
French CPI (YoY) (Mar)
Act:
1.7%
Cons:
1.7%
Prev.:
0.9%
FR
French CPI NSA (MoM) (Mar)
Act:
1.00%
Cons:
-
Prev.:
0.90%
FR
French CPI NSA (YoY) (Mar)
Act:
1.70%
Cons:
-
Prev.:
1.70%
EU
Industrial Production (MoM) (Feb)
Act:
0.4%
Cons:
0.3%
Prev.:
-0.8%
EU
Industrial Production (YoY) (Feb)
Act:
-0.6%
Cons:
-1.0%
Prev.:
-0.6%
DE
German 30-Year Bund Auction
Act:
3.570%
Cons:
-
Prev.:
3.420%
EU
Reserve Assets Total (Mar)
Act:
1,908.13B
Cons:
-
Prev.:
2,045.81B
US
IMF Meetings
Act:
-
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-
BR
IGP-10 Inflation Index (MoM) (Apr)
Act:
2.9%
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-0.2%
US
MBA 30-Year Mortgage Rate
Act:
6.42%
Cons:
-
Prev.:
6.51%
US
MBA Mortgage Applications (WoW)
Act:
1.8%
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-0.8%
US
MBA Purchase Index
Act:
159.5
Cons:
-
Prev.:
161.1
US
Mortgage Market Index
Act:
281.0
Cons:
-
Prev.:
276.0
US
Mortgage Refinance Index
Act:
966.8
Cons:
-
Prev.:
919.9
IN
Trade Balance (Mar)
Act:
-20.67B
Cons:
-32.75B
Prev.:
-27.10B
IN
Exports (USD) (Mar)
Act:
38.92B
Cons:
-
Prev.:
36.61B
IN
Imports (USD) (Mar)
Act:
59.59B
Cons:
-
Prev.:
63.71B
BR
Retail Sales (YoY) (Feb)
Act:
0.2%
Cons:
1.2%
Prev.:
2.7%
BR
Retail Sales (MoM) (Feb)
Act:
0.6%
Cons:
1.0%
Prev.:
0.4%
CA
Wholesale Sales (MoM) (Feb)
Act:
2.0%
Cons:
2.3%
Prev.:
-1.1%
US
NY Empire State Manufacturing Index (Apr)
Act:
11.00
Cons:
0.30
Prev.:
-0.20
US
Import Price Index (MoM) (Mar)
Act:
0.8%
Cons:
2.3%
Prev.:
0.9%
US
Export Price Index (MoM) (Mar)
Act:
1.6%
Cons:
1.5%
Prev.:
1.9%
US
Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Barr Speaks
Act:
-
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-
CA
Manufacturing Sales (MoM) (Feb)
Act:
3.6%
Cons:
3.8%
Prev.:
-3.1%
US
Export Price Index (YoY) (Mar)
Act:
5.6%
Cons:
-
Prev.:
3.5%
US
Import Price Index (YoY) (Mar)
Act:
2.1%
Cons:
2.0%
Prev.:
1.3%
US
NAHB Housing Market Index (Apr)
Act:
34
Cons:
37
Prev.:
38
US
Crude Oil Inventories
Act:
-0.913M
Cons:
2.100M
Prev.:
3.081M
US
Cushing Crude Oil Inventories
Act:
-1.727M
Cons:
-
Prev.:
0.024M
US
EIA Refinery Crude Runs (WoW)
Act:
-0.208M
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-0.129M
US
EIA Weekly Refinery Utilization Rates (WoW)
Act:
-2.4%
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-0.1%
US
Gasoline Inventories
Act:
-6.328M
Cons:
-2.100M
Prev.:
-1.589M
US
Distillate Fuel Production
Act:
-0.169M
Cons:
-
Prev.:
0.009M
US
EIA Weekly Distillates Stocks
Act:
-3.122M
Cons:
-2.400M
Prev.:
-3.144M
US
Crude Oil Imports
Act:
-2.109M
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-0.758M
US
Heating Oil Stockpiles
Act:
-0.463M
Cons:
-
Prev.:
0.233M
US
Gasoline Production
Act:
0.392M
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-0.214M
UK
BoE Gov Bailey Speaks
Act:
-
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-
CH
SNB Chairman Schlegel Speaks
Act:
-
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-
BR
Foreign Exchange Flows
Act:
-1.303B
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-2.654B
US
FOMC Member Bowman Speaks
Act:
-
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-
UK
BoE Gov Bailey Speaks
Act:
-
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-
US
Beige Book
Act:
-
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-
EU
ECB President Lagarde Speaks
Act:
-
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-
EU
ECB's Schnabel Speaks
Act:
-
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-
US
TIC Net Long-Term Transactions (Feb)
Act:
-
Cons:
36.6B
Prev.:
15.5B
US
TIC Net Long-Term Transactions including Swaps (Feb)
Act:
-
Cons:
-
Prev.:
15.50B
US
Overall Net Capital Flow (Feb)
Act:
-
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-25.00B
US
US Foreign Buying, T-bonds (Feb)
Act:
-
Cons:
-
Prev.:
49.90B
JP
Core Machinery Orders (YoY) (Feb)
Act:
-
Cons:
-
Prev.:
13.7%
JP
Core Machinery Orders (MoM) (Feb)
Act:
-
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-5.5%
JP
Foreign Bonds Buying
Act:
-
Cons:
-
Prev.:
-2,462.4B
JP
Foreign Investments in Japanese Stocks
Act:
-
Cons:
-
Prev.:
2,959.6B
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FAQ

What is the Investing.com Economic Calendar?

The Economic Calendar is a real-time, streaming schedule of economic events and data releases that can move financial markets. It tracks indicators such as GDP, inflation, employment figures, interest rate decisions, manufacturing PMI, consumer confidence, and central bank speeches from countries around the world.

What do the star icons next to each event mean?

Each event is rated with one, two, or three stars based on its expected market impact. One star means low expected volatility, two stars indicate moderate impact, and three stars signal a high-impact event likely to cause significant price movement. You can filter the calendar by importance level to focus on the events that matter most to you.

How do the Actual, Forecast, and Previous columns work?

Forecast shows the consensus estimate from economists before the data is released. Previous shows the figure from the last reporting period. Actual is populated in real time once the official number is published. Comparing these three values helps you assess whether a result came in better or worse than expected.

Why do Actual values appear in green or red?

The colour coding indicates how the released figure compares to the forecast. Green means the Actual value came in higher than the Forecast, which is typically seen as positive for the associated currency or market. Red means the Actual value was lower than the Forecast, which is generally viewed as negative. This visual cue helps you quickly assess the outcome of each release.

What are the most important economic indicators to follow?

The highest-impact events include central bank interest rate decisions, Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP), GDP releases, the Consumer Price Index (CPI), and unemployment data. These are typically marked with three stars on the calendar because they can cause significant volatility across forex, equities, commodities, and bond markets. Filtering by high importance is a quick way to focus on the releases most likely to move prices.

How can I filter and customize the Economic Calendar?

Click the Show Filters button to access options for country selection, event category, and importance level. You can also adjust the display timezone and choose a date range using the tabs: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, This Week, Next Week, or Custom dates. Click Apply after making your selections.

Does the Economic Calendar update automatically?

Yes. All data streams and updates automatically in real time. When an economic indicator is officially released, the Actual figure appears without requiring you to refresh the page. You can also toggle the display to show either the event time or the time remaining until each announcement.

How can I set alerts for economic events?

You can set custom alerts for specific economic events by selecting the 'Create Alert' button on the far right of the row

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