Economic calendar, with a playbook on every release.
Most calendars tell you a number is coming. This one tells you which number matters: the levels that would make each print bullish, in line, or bearish — calculated from consensus and the indicator's own release history. Free, no sign-up.
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How to read the playbook
The bands come from the indicator’s own history
For each release we take the consensus forecast and measure how far this specific indicator usually lands from it — the median of its past misses. A print that beats consensus by more than that is a genuine surprise; one inside it is noise.
Bullish and bearish are about the currency, not the number
A high inflation print is currency-positive because it argues for tighter policy; a high unemployment print is the opposite. Each indicator is mapped accordingly, so “bullish” always means the currency, never simply “bigger number”.
Click a row to see what actually moves
The expanded view shows which major pairs the surprise pushes and in which direction, plus the release history behind the bands and whether they were measured or estimated.
Nothing here is generated or predicted
Every level is arithmetic on published consensus and past releases. Where we can’t derive a direction honestly, the column shows a dash instead of a guess. This is educational analysis, not advice.