Investing.com Economic Calendar — Events, Impact & Forecasts
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Investing.com Economic Calendar — Events, Impact & Forecasts
Scrape Investing.com economic calendar: event name, currency, impact level (high/medium/low), actual vs forecast vs previous values, and directional signals. Essential for forex and macro traders.
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Investing.com Economic Calendar — Events, Impact & Forecast Signals
Scrape the Investing.com Economic Calendar — the most widely-used economic calendar by forex traders, macro investors, and algorithmic trading systems worldwide.
What it returns
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
event | Event name (e.g. "US CPI (MoM)", "Fed Interest Rate Decision") |
currency | Affected currency (e.g. USD, EUR, GBP) |
impact | Impact level: high / medium / low |
event_date | Date of the event |
event_time | Time (UTC) |
actual_display | Actual released value (e.g. "3.2%") |
forecast_display | Market consensus forecast (e.g. "3.1%") |
previous_display | Previous period's value (e.g. "3.4%") |
forecast_vs_previous | Direction: up / down / flat — is market expecting improvement? |
actual_vs_forecast | Beat/miss signal: up (beat) / down (miss) / flat |
Input options
dateFrom/dateTo— Date range in YYYY-MM-DD formatcountries— Currency filter:["USD", "EUR", "GBP", "JPY"]impact— Impact filter:["high", "medium"]proxyConfiguration— Residential proxy required for Cloudflare bypass
Use cases
- Forex trading — Know when high-impact USD/EUR events hit before taking positions
- Options trading — Trade volatility around major economic releases (NFP, CPI, FOMC)
- Algo trading — Feed economic surprises (
actual_vs_forecast) into trading models - Risk management — Avoid open positions during high-impact calendar windows
- Macro research — Track economic trends across currencies over time