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US Economic Calendar – CPI, Jobs, GDP, FOMC (Official Sources)

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US Economic Calendar – CPI, Jobs, GDP, FOMC (Official Sources)

US Economic Calendar – CPI, Jobs, GDP, FOMC (Official Sources)

US economic release calendar straight from BLS, BEA, Census, the Fed (FOMC), EIA and DOL – not ForexFactory or Investing.com, so no blocks or captchas. Impact tags, reference periods, ET/UTC/your time zone, reschedule alerts, and a ready .ics calendar file.

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from $1.00 / 1,000 calendar releases

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A US macro release calendar built directly from the agencies that publish the data: BLS, BEA, Census Bureau, Federal Reserve (FOMC), EIA and DOL. Nothing is scraped from ForexFactory, Investing.com or other aggregators, so there are no Cloudflare blocks, no captchas, no proxies and no surprise breakages.

Problems with existing calendar scrapers, and how this Actor fixes them

Common complaintThis Actor
ForexFactory / Investing.com scrapers break or get blocked by CloudflareUses only official .gov pages and the BLS iCalendar feed. No proxy needed
Times in the wrong zone or missing DSTEvery row has ET with the correct DST offset, UTC, and your own time zone (timeZone input)
"Which month is this CPI for?"referencePeriod from BLS, BEA and Census (e.g. October 2026, 3rd Quarter 2026)
Hard to filter for what moves marketsimpact tag (high/medium/low) and category (inflation, labor, growth, housing, energy, monetary_policy…)
No warning when releases move (e.g. after shutdowns or holidays)Reschedule detection: changeStatus = new / rescheduled / unchanged, plus previousDateTimeET. onlyChanges mode for alerts
Want it in Google Calendar / OutlookA ready calendar.ics file is saved in the key-value store every run
Paying a lot per eventLow pay-per-result price; a 30-day calendar is about 60 rows

What's covered

  • BLS: Employment Situation (payrolls), CPI, PPI, JOLTS, ECI, Productivity, Import/Export Prices, Real Earnings, state/metro employment and more, from the BLS iCal feed and per-release schedules.
  • BEA: GDP (advance/second/third), Personal Income & Outlays (PCE), trade, current account, regional accounts. Includes next year once BEA publishes it.
  • Census: Advance retail sales, housing starts/permits, new home sales, durable goods, construction spending, factory orders, inventories, QFR and more. Covers this year and next.
  • Federal Reserve: FOMC decision dates (2:00 PM ET), with dot-plot/SEP meetings flagged, plus FOMC minutes. Future minutes dates are estimated (3 weeks after the meeting) and flagged estimated: true.
  • EIA: Weekly Petroleum Status Report (Wednesdays 10:30 ET) and Natural Gas Storage (Thursdays 10:30 ET), with EIA's official holiday-schedule changes applied.
  • DOL: weekly jobless claims (Thursdays 8:30 ET, moved for federal holidays, flagged estimated).

Output example

{"date":"2026-11-10","timeET":"08:30","dateTimeET":"2026-11-10T08:30:00-05:00","dateTimeUTC":"2026-11-10T13:30:00.000Z","localDateTime":"2026-11-10T13:30","dayOfWeek":"Tuesday","daysUntil":10,"source":"BLS","release":"Consumer Price Index","indicator":"CPI","category":"inflation","impact":"high","referencePeriod":"October 2026","changeStatus":"unchanged"}

Typical uses

  • Trading bots and dashboards: a daily scheduled run with impact: ["high"].
  • Newsletters and research teams: a weekly "what's coming" list.
  • Calendar subscription: download calendar.ics.
  • Alerts: onlyChanges: true on a daily schedule tells you when a release is added or rescheduled.

Pricing

$1.00 per 1,000 calendar rows (pay per result), with impact tags, time-zone conversion, reschedule detection and the .ics file all included. A month of US releases is usually under 100 rows, so a run costs pennies.

Sources

bls.gov/schedule · bea.gov/news/schedule · census.gov/economic-indicators · federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/fomccalendars.htm · eia.gov · dol.gov. These are public US government data. The Actor sends a polite, identified User-Agent and makes about 25 requests per run.

Release dates are set by the agencies and can change. Check sourceUrl before trading on them.