Follow official release sources
Add supported central-bank, statistics-agency and government releases to a dedicated macro column.
Economic release workflow
Track upcoming CPI, employment, GDP and central-bank events, then receive supported releases in the same Squawkdeck columns as the news and alerts used to follow the market response.
Squawkdeck follows official release schedules and retrieves published data from supported central banks, statistics agencies and government sources. The resulting figures are structured into messages that can be filtered, notified on and reviewed with the rest of the deck.
Use the calendar to see what is scheduled. Squawkdeck handles the publication workflow for supported sources by retrieving the official release and delivering it into the relevant source column.
If the embedded calendar is unavailable, open the TradingView Economic Calendar.
Economic Calendar by TradingView
See what is scheduled, receive the official published result, then follow the subsequent market reaction in adjacent columns.
Add supported central-bank, statistics-agency and government releases to a dedicated macro column.
See what is due, then receive the published figure in the same workflow without repeatedly refreshing separate release pages.
Read actual, forecast, previous and revised values where they are supplied or supported by the source.
Place official releases beside publisher feeds, central-bank commentary and TradingView alerts for the markets being monitored.
Each title and body below comes from a recent persisted Squawkdeck message produced from a supported official publisher.
Real GDP (QoQ SAAR): +1.5% Real GDP (q/q, non-annualized): +0.4% Real GDP (q/q annualized): +1.5% Revision: none vs Advance (still +1.5%)
Source: US Bureau of Economic Analysis
Initial claims (SA): 197,000 prev 188,000, chg +9,000 Initial claims (NSA): 175,573 prev 193,376, chg -17,803 4-wk avg (SA): 202,750 prev 207,750, chg -5,000 Insured unemployment (SA): 1,782,000 prev 1,789,000, chg -7,000 IUR SA: 1.2% prev 1.2%, chg 0.0pp IUR NSA: 1.2% prev 1.2%, chg 0.0pp
Source: US Department of Labor
PCE: 131.4 Core PCE: 130.3 Services PCE: 137.2 Goods PCE: 119.6
Source: US Bureau of Economic Analysis
Personal Spending: +0.3% m/m
Source: US Bureau of Economic Analysis
Personal Income: +50.0% m/m
Source: US Bureau of Economic Analysis
PCE: 131.5 Core PCE: 130.1 Services PCE: 137.0 Goods PCE: 120.3
Source: US Bureau of Economic Analysis
Release availability and delivery depend on the upstream publisher. Figures should be checked against the linked official publication before being relied upon.
A macro deck can keep official release messages separate from reporting while preserving the sequence of the event on one screen.
The important public releases followed by macro traders originate with central banks, statistics agencies and government publishers. The practical challenge is monitoring those separate sources at the correct publication times and bringing their results into one usable workflow.
Squawkdeck follows supported official publishers and places their newly published figures into the same deck as the reporting and market alerts used after the release. This gives independent traders a focused way to follow the original data without repeatedly checking multiple publication pages.
Review the supported official publishers in Data Sources, then see how releases fit beside the trading news dashboard and the Treasury auction workflow.
Supported releases are retrieved from official statistics agencies, central banks and government publishers. The original publication link is retained where the source supplies one.
The TradingView calendar shows scheduled events. Squawkdeck separately follows its supported official sources and delivers their published results into source columns.
Yes. A macro deck can combine several release and central-bank source columns, with reporting and market alerts kept beside them.
Important public releases originate with official central banks, statistics agencies and government publishers. Squawkdeck monitors supported sources and delivers their published figures into a focused market-news workflow. Bloomberg provides a much broader institutional platform covering market data, analytics, communications, research and news. Squawkdeck is intended for traders who want a configurable way to follow supported public economic releases alongside their other news and alerts.
No. Publication and delivery depend on upstream availability, the behaviour of each source and its configured ingestion process. The linked official publication remains authoritative.
Choose the releases that affect your market, then place the official figures beside the reporting and alerts used to follow the response.
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