Economic releases, April 2027
Time (UTC)CountryReleasePeriodStatus
Friday 2 April 2027
12:30United StatesEmployment reportUnited States · Mar 2027Mar 2027Scheduled
Tuesday 6 April 2027
12:00MexicoLabour force survey, finalMexico · Feb 2027Feb 2027Scheduled
Tuesday 20 April 2027
06:00United KingdomLabour force surveyUnited Kingdom · Dec 2026–Feb 2027Dec 2026–Feb 2027Scheduled
06:00United KingdomRegional labour marketUnited Kingdom · Apr 2027Apr 2027Scheduled
06:00United KingdomPayroll employmentUnited Kingdom · Apr 2027Apr 2027Scheduled
Tuesday 27 April 2027
06:00NorwayLabour force surveyNorway · Mar 2027Mar 2027Scheduled
Wednesday 28 April 2027
06:00SwedenLabour force surveySweden · Mar 2027Mar 2027Scheduled
Thursday 29 April 2027
07:00AustriaUnemploymentAustria · Mar 2027Mar 2027Scheduled
12:00MexicoLabour force survey, finalMexico · Mar 2027Mar 2027Scheduled
Between 29 Apr 2027 and 30 Apr 2027SingaporeUnemploymentSingapore · Q1 2027Q1 2027Scheduled
Between 29 Apr 2027 and 30 Apr 2027SingaporeEmployment statisticsSingapore · Q1 2027Q1 2027Scheduled
Friday 30 April 2027
06:00DenmarkRegistered unemploymentDenmark · Mar 2027Mar 2027Scheduled

Common questions

Which countries does the calendar cover?

35 countries, each from its official publishers' release schedules.

Which time zone are the times in?

All times are in UTC. A release keeps the publisher's own date, so one published late in the evening locally can fall on the next UTC day.

What does “By” mean?

“By” marks a deadline: the publisher will release no later than that date, not necessarily on it.

How often is the calendar updated?

Every hour, and every 5 minutes on release days.

Source
Official publisher schedules, checked every hour (every 5 minutes on release days)
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