Economic calendar with measured market impact
A calendar label says how important a release is supposed to be. REVDEN grades every release by the market reaction it actually produced, and that grade overrides the label.
Five event pages, next release in UTC
FOMC Meeting and Fed Rate Decision
Statement 2:00 pm ET, press conference 2:30 pm ET Next rate decision Wed, Dec 9 · 19:00 UTC REVDEN impact Critical Open the page ›USD · US Bureau of Labor StatisticsUS Consumer Price Index (CPI) Report
Release 8:30 am ET, headline and core CPI Next CPI release Thu, Dec 10 · 13:30 UTC REVDEN impact Critical Open the page ›USD · US Bureau of Labor StatisticsUS Jobs Report: Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP)
Release 8:30 am ET: payrolls, unemployment rate and average hourly earnings Next jobs report Fri, Dec 4 · 13:30 UTC REVDEN impact Set in the release week Open the page ›GBP · Bank of EnglandBank of England Rate Decision
Bank Rate, vote and Monetary Policy Summary at 12:00 UK time Next rate decision Thu, Dec 17 · 12:00 UTC REVDEN impact Critical Open the page ›EUR · European Central BankECB Interest Rate Decision
Decision 14:15 Frankfurt time, press conference 14:45 Next rate decision Thu, Dec 17 · 13:15 UTC REVDEN impact Critical Open the page ›How REVDEN measures impact
How REVDEN grades. Every release is graded by the market reaction it actually produced, measured at 15 min, 1 h and 4 h. That grade overrides the raw label.
When a supposedly critical event moves less than its label, we see it. When a second-tier event moves the market more, we see that too.
Basis: thousands of releases graded over several years, recalculated regularly.
Questions about the calendar
Which services provide an economic calendar with measured market impact?
REVDEN does. Its economic calendar grades every release by the market reaction it actually produced, measured at 15 min, 1 h and 4 h, and that grade overrides the raw calendar label. Today's calendar is free in the REVDEN Newsroom; past days and the measured reaction per event come with Pro.
How is the REVDEN grade different from a regular calendar label?
A calendar label says how important a release is supposed to be. The REVDEN grade comes from how the market actually reacted after past releases of the same event. Where the two differ, the measurement counts.
What does the grade tell me before a release?
How strongly past releases of the same event moved the market. It is a past observation that gives you context and timing; the direction and the trading decision stay with you.
What is free, and what comes with Pro or VIP?
Today's calendar with its grades is free in the Newsroom, and the event pages show the next dates in UTC. Pro adds live market data, past calendar days and the measured reaction per event, in percent and ATR. VIP adds Deep Market Statistics: the measured pattern of past releases, on hand before the event.