Exchange Data International (EDI), a leading provider of global financial data, has launched its Global Economic Calendar, providing financial professionals with structured access to key economic indicators and scheduled data releases from around the world.
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Economic indicators such as GDP, inflation, employment figures, trade balances, and interest rate decisions can significantly influence financial markets, investment strategies, and economic forecasts. However, monitoring economic releases across multiple countries, sources, and time zones can be complex and time-consuming.
EDI’s Global Economic Calendar addresses this challenge by providing a centralized and reliable source of economic event data, helping traders, analysts, economists, investors, and institutional users to track important releases, analyse historical trends, and prepare for market-moving events.
"Timely and reliable economic data is essential. Our Global Economic Calendar provides structured access to key global economic events, helping professionals monitor important releases, identify trends, and make informed decisions based on reliable information,” said Jonathan Bloch, CEO of Exchange Data International.
The Global Economic Calendar includes:
- Coverage of major economic indicators including GDP, inflation, employment, trade balances, money & banking, industrial production, and many more.
- Access indicator importance rankings for selected key economic indicators, based on their ability to move financial markets.
- Search and filtering capabilities by country, date range, and data category.
- Previous values, actual results, and upcoming release dates.
- Updates three times daily, including the latest economic values.
- Email alerts for upcoming economic events.
- Flexible delivery via API, SFTP, CSV, and TXT formats.