Times are shown in UK time
Stock market calendar for the week
The stock market calendar shows, day by day, when companies report their results, when shares go ex-dividend, when important economic data comes out and when stock exchanges are closed.
We don't have any events for this week yet. The data is updated several times a day, so please check back later.
The data comes from our financial data provider and from the official calendars of central banks and stock exchanges. It is updated several times a day. Companies can change their dates, so check the company's website before you make a decision.
Frequently asked questions
What is in the stock market calendar?
Four types of event, day by day: company earnings, ex-dividend dates, important economic releases (interest rates, inflation, GDP, unemployment) and the days when stock exchanges are closed or close early.
Which time zone are the times in?
Your own. The page reads the time from your phone or computer and converts every time to your time zone. If the script doesn't run, the times stay in UK time.
What does the yellow line on the left of a row mean?
That the event is important: an interest rate decision, inflation, GDP or unemployment. These can move the whole market, not just one share. The “Important only” button shows just these, plus the largest companies reporting.
How do I add an event to my own calendar?
Click or tap the calendar icon at the end of the row. This downloads an .ics file, which you can open with Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.
How often is the calendar updated?
Several times a day. Actual figures appear shortly after the company or institution publishes them.