Calendar

The Calendar lays out, hour by hour (a list of days on phones), the scheduled events that can move markets: central bank decisions, inflation and jobs figures, major earnings and summits. Times are shown in your own time zone, and a red line marks the present moment. Add a single event to your calendar app, or subscribe to the whole calendar so it stays up to date by itself.

The week

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1. 1RegionAll regions, Europe or the United States.
2. 2Add to my calendarSubscribe your calendar app to every Oyticker event.
3. 3The week shownWith the number of events and the time zone used.
4. 4WeeksNext and previous weeks; This week comes back to today.
5. 5TodayIts date in red. A red line crosses the day at the present moment and moves down as the hours pass; events already past are dimmed.
6. 6Key eventThe few releases that move every market (rate decisions, inflation, jobs, GDP): a violet edge and a KEY tag.
7. 7An eventIn the row of its hour: time, region and title. The coloured edge gives its importance: amber high, grey medium, dark grey low. Hours without events are folded into thin rows, so the whole week fits on the screen; on phones the week is a list of days.

An event

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1. 1Importance, region, typeKey events are marked as such.
2. 2Why it mattersWhat the market expects, and what to watch.
3. 3Add to calendarGoogle, Outlook, or an .ics file for Apple Calendar and the others.

Subscribing to the calendar

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1. 1Calendar linkCopy it into any calendar app that can subscribe to a calendar by URL.
2. 2One clickGoogle Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.
3. 3Stays up to dateNew events appear by themselves; calendar apps refresh subscriptions every few hours.

Screenshots use simulated prices and stories.