Returns scheduled macroeconomic releases (inflation, labour market, activity, GDP, central-bank decisions) for the United States, the euro area and Germany, with the actual print and the previous value computed from the series Bavest loads, sorted by release time ascending, then country, then event. Release dates come from the publishers' official calendars (FRED release dates for the US agencies, the Federal Reserve FOMC calendar, Eurostat, Destatis, the ECB), synced daily.

date is the scheduled release time in UTC (2026-11-04T10:00:00Z). Times follow each publisher's standard release time (e.g. 08:30 New York for BLS, 11:00 Luxembourg for Eurostat euro indicators); timeConfirmed is false when the time is that rule rather than stated for the release. from/to filter on the release date (UTC). With neither from nor to, the window starts today (UTC), so the default view is upcoming releases; pass a past from for settled ones. importance is 1 (low), 2 (medium) or 3 (high).

actual and previous are computed from one stored series per event (never mixed across sources or units): the level, the change, or the growth rate (MoM, YoY, QoQ, US GDP annualised) in percent points. Values are the current vintage: previous is the prior period from today's data, so it includes revisions, and once a later estimate is loaded every row of the period shows it (the US GDP advance, second and third rows all show the latest estimate; a flash row shows the final value after the final print). actual is null before date, and it is taken only from data Bavest loaded after date: monthly series are loaded on the 5th of the month, quarterly ones (GDP) on the 15th of January, April, July and October, weekly jobless claims on Thursdays, ECB rates every 6 hours, so an actual can follow the release by days to weeks, GDP by up to three months (status is pending until then). forecast is always null: Bavest publishes no consensus. Central-bank decisions: for the ECB, referencePeriod is the date the decided rates take effect (the Wednesday after the meeting); actual is the stored rate dated from that date, or, when the series has been loaded again after that date without a new rate, the unchanged rate (a hold); until then actual is null and status pending. For the Fed, referencePeriod is the decision day (the last day of the FOMC meeting) and actual is null, because Bavest stores the effective rate, not the target range. While the store is unavailable the endpoint answers 503 with Retry-After.

attribution credits where the number comes from, with its licence, marks figures Bavest computes (growth rates, changes) and names the release-date source when it differs; show it with the value. relatedIndicator points to the indicator's history on /v2/economy/indicator (pass its metric and country); that endpoint picks its own series per metric and unit, which can be a different source or unit than the one this event's figures are computed from.

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