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Economic calendar, macro charts and daily macro alerts on Chartlas

By Aleksej · · 2 min read

I continue working on Chartlas.com and adding features that are important for my own workflow, and hopefully to other finance people.

Something that was still missing on the webapp – macro data in charts. Since I like important information to be delivered to me in bulk and to be able to use it outside of Bloomberg terminal, I now have developed the economic calendar on Chartlas.

The Eco page consists of three parts.

1. The calendar

A calendar with quick charting options, stored revisions and commentary added to significant economic releases. Commentaries are automated, AI-assisted, and include consensus expectations and surprise direction. Calendar page now has around 2,000 series scheduled across 47 economies. Commentaries cover 430 series. And they appear roughly within an hour after a report is published (some are quicker). The page also includes major upcoming elections notifications. See here: chartlas.com/eco

Chartlas economic calendar, Friday 6 November 2026: the US nonfarm payrolls row (165k against about 65k expected) opened to a five-year chart of monthly changes, with a table of first prints and latest values for each month

2. Macro series database

Macro series database, z-scores transformation used in alerts, and revisions as well. Series include high frequency indicators, positioning, monthly hard and soft economic releases, quarterly growth numbers. Overall, the database contains around 2,900 series. Sadly, not all providers allow redistribution of their own surveys. So PMIs and ISMs are missing from the database but are still covered in the calendar. See here: chartlas.com/eco/chart

Chartlas macro chart page for US nonfarm payrolls: 165k in October 2026, a three-year line of monthly changes with first prints marked as dots, and the z-score panel below

3. Alert emails – my favourite

Easy as it sounds: setup what you want to receive from the calendar to your email and at what time. The email will contain a summary based on your selection. Several macro charts that had a significant trigger: either surprise against consensus or a noticeable position in their own historical range. Try here: chartlas.com/eco?alerts=1

The top of a Chartlas daily macro alert email: What stood out, with charts for the Bank of England's rate rise to 4.00%, US initial jobless claims at 189k and Japan's labour cash earnings at a record 4.6%

So if you find it useful to receive macro charts to your email daily – subscribe.

Feedback is also welcome: [email protected]

Aleksej

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