Hi all… I have been studying 3 different economic calendars but each Calendar’s information varies wildly…
For example, the same events are listed as having 3 different times on the 3 different Calendars I use to cross-reference…? I am sure that I have the Time zones set the same on each so that is not the problem… why would they show different times…? is that simply human error?.. How can you reliably work with events if Calendars are not accurate or is it something else I am not seeing?
Also, each Calendar always varies (sometimes wildly) in their prediction as to whether a specific event is considered as having a High/Med/Low effect… an event can be ‘High’ on one calendar, but ‘Low’ on another…?
Can any body throw some ideas as to why the 2 above things happen?
Thanks in advance.
I noticed this too.
I’m my case, the time is always the same though the forecast and whether it is High/Med/Low differs a lot.
I studied 3 calendars; Myfxbook, Investing•com and DailyFx.
I discovered Myfxbook and Investing•com had more similarities and will update the result faster (almost instantaneous). The difference in forecast in this two is very minimal. I now make use of and compare both for analysis.
I always thought they had a similar ground where they harvest the forecast data from, I guess they don’t.
Frankly, you’ll not receive such a smooth news service freely from those kinds of economic calendars.
Thanks for the reply… I have now swapped a couple of the calendars I was using for a couple you suggested… To be honest, it was actually BabyPips own Calendar that was the worse 
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Thanks for the reply… however, a more constructive reply might have included a suggestion for a calendar source that you find reliable in addition to your help saying the ones the other reply listed were unreliable.
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