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Only the releases that move a session: three-star and two-star events, for the whole week. Plus the thing most calendars get wrong — whether CME and Eurex are actually open that day, closing early, or shut.
Times are converted to your own clock · you can change the zone below
How to read it
A normal week carries about eighty entries. Sixty of them are one-star — second-tier surveys and revisions that pass without a tick moving. They are not here. What is left is around twenty things, which is a list you can actually read before the open.
Most calendars print “Bank Holiday” and leave you to guess. Equity index futures trade almost around the clock, so a US holiday is usually an early close, not a closure — CME is fully shut on three weekdays in the whole of 2026. This page says which it is, from the exchange calendars themselves.
Every time on this page is stored in UTC and converted by your own browser, so a trader in Bucharest and one in Chicago each see their own hour without touching a setting. Change the zone at the top if you plan around a different one.
f is the forecast and p the previous reading, both as published. We add no commentary, no expected direction and no view on what any of it means for price — that is your read to make, and the whole point of the instruments we build is that you make it from what the order flow actually does.
The calendar tells you when. DC Market Agent tells you what happened when it landed — posting to Telegram through the session on NQ, ES and CL, with a morning briefing, an update every thirty minutes, and an alert when volume does something abnormal.