Google Calendar setup

Economic Calendar for Google Calendar

Add one private calendar URL to Google Calendar and the six market-moving macro schedules appear alongside your existing events.

What the feed includes

Six schedules. One subscription.

FOMC, CPI, Nonfarm Payrolls, ECB, Bank of England and Bank of Japan dates update in the calendar you already use.

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Setup guide

How to add Econ Calendar to Google Calendar

  1. 1

    Copy your private Econ Calendar feed URL

    Subscribe to the Macro plan, then open your secure dashboard and copy the calendar URL ending in .ics. Treat it like a password.

  2. 2

    Open Google Calendar on the web

    In the left sidebar, next to Other calendars, choose Add other calendars and then From URL. Google requires the web interface for adding a subscribed URL.

  3. 3

    Paste the URL and add the calendar

    Paste the complete private feed URL, select Add calendar, and wait for Econ Calendar to appear under Other calendars.

  4. 4

    Choose a name, color and notifications

    Open the new calendar's settings to rename it or choose a color. Google Calendar controls notification options for subscribed feeds.

Automatic updates

How syncing works

Google decides when subscribed ICS feeds refresh. Updates can take several hours and occasionally longer; repeatedly removing and adding the URL does not force an immediate refresh.

Keep your feed URL private

Your URL identifies your subscription. Do not publish it, paste it into public posts, or share screenshots that reveal it.

Upcoming releases included

These dates are rendered from the same database that powers subscriber feeds.

Troubleshooting

Questions about Google Calendar

Why can I not add the feed in the Google Calendar app?

Google normally requires subscribed calendar URLs to be added from calendar.google.com in a desktop browser. Once added, the calendar appears in the mobile app for the same Google account.

Why has a changed release date not updated immediately?

Econ Calendar updates the feed as soon as its source schedule changes, but Google controls when it checks subscribed feeds.

Can I use the same feed on more than one device?

Yes. Add it to one Google account and Google syncs that subscribed calendar to devices signed into the account.