Every number on an economic calendar has a release time set by an official agency: the Bureau of Labor Statistics for CPI and jobs, the BEA for GDP, the Fed and the ECB for rate decisions. Those agencies all publish their schedules openly, but each in its own format: an iCalendar file, a JSON feed, an HTML table, a paged API. So I built a small tool on Apify that reads 13 of those official calendars and returns one clean table.

The input

Pick economies and dates. Everything else is optional.

{ "countries" : [ "US" , "EA" , "UK" , "CA" , "AU" ], "dateRange" : "next7" , "minimumImpact" : "medium" }

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That run took 26 seconds and saved 20 releases for 27 October to 2 November 2026. Wednesday had Australia's CPI at 00:30 UTC, the Bank of Canada at 13:45 and the Fed's decision at 18:00. Thursday had US GDP at 12:30 and the ECB at 13:15.…