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Economic Calendar ICS Feed

Tired of importing new economic dates by hand? An ICS subscription lets a compatible calendar app check one feed for new and changed events automatically.

Setup guide

3 steps to subscribe to an Economic Calendar with an ICS feed

  1. 1

    Choose an ICS calendar provider

    • Providers keep an updated list of economic events for your calendar app
    • Choose one that supplies a private HTTPS subscription URL ending in .ics
    • Most providers offer a free trial so take advantage of it!
  2. 2

    Subscribe with the feed URL

    • Copy the complete private URL from the calendar provider's dashboard
    • In your app, look for Subscribe by URL, Add by URL, Internet calendar, or a similar option
    • Paste the URL and save it as a subscription rather than uploading or importing a file
  3. 3

    Check it's working

    • Make sure the new calendar is visible and upcoming events appear
    • The app will check the same URL for future dates and schedule changes
    • Each calendar app controls how often it refreshes subscribed feeds
  4. Free trial

    Try Econ Calendar

    Stay ahead of G20 central-bank release dates, US CPI, Nonfarm Payrolls, and stock earnings dates. New events auto-update in compatible calendar apps.

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Automatic updates

How syncing works

An ICS subscription is read-only. You can choose how it looks in your calendar, but edits made locally do not change the source feed. Refresh frequency is controlled by each calendar application.

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 Do not publish it, paste it into public posts, or share screenshots that reveal it.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 ICS calendar apps

What is the difference between an ICS import and subscription?

An import copies the events once. A subscription keeps the URL and checks it again, allowing later schedule changes to appear.

Is my ICS URL private?

Yes. Anyone with the complete URL may be able to read the calendar, so do not share it publicly. Contact support if it needs replacing.

Why do refresh times differ between calendar apps?

The ICS standard supplies the current calendar data, but each application chooses how often it requests that data.